South
'ru n siu ick
“ STRAFFO RD”
P eriod M old
Wanted!
Vetch-
Clover-
Grass-
SEED
In Adam Horwn, Red Ma­
hogany or W alnut
$310.
00
Electric
Bring us your seed
to clean
Proper equipm ent
Ex perienceil men
j A ccurate A ccounting
MURPHY’S SEED STORE
$360. 00
■ ALBANY, OREGON i
Your old Phonograph
taken in as part payment.
Easy term s on the hal
ance.
W ood w orth D ru g
Co., Albany, Ore.
Jols and 1 ittles
M is t P earl Hoeflichof Albany is
enjoying a visit of a few week»
with her aunt, Mrs. L. V. Chance.
$
Meadamea M att Morgan and
Bella Check of Portland arrived
Monday for a few days’ visit with
heir enter, Mrs. Enoch Cunning­
ham.
O'
J
C h op p in g a t an y tim e
I
$
All k in d s o f feed on h an d
i
M'S, Frauk Hadley sent
Cascadia for her vacation,
J. E. True it hauling gravel for
I new sidewalk.
Ha is going
FO R SALE
2 J e r se y C ow s
1 Sow and 6 P ig s
1 D riv in g H o rse
P R U IT T
Blackberries
wanted— We will commence to receive
Evergreen Blackberries Aug 111 and w ill
fnrnlsh crate* to handle them is.
L. W. B y erley
H e m stitc h in g
d6ne at
Sawyer left Tuesday morning for
Tacoma, whence the former will go
to Lewiston, Idaho, where be has
rented a hot^l.
Vernon expect»
to remain hare with Mr». Chialvo Brownsville. Returned on tbe next mail
for a few weeks.
M attie R radm ck .
Tycer-Elmore Millinery
The heaviest rainstorm sioce
June cams yesterday. I t made
the sidewalks actually look damp,
but did not have much effect on the
dust.
FOR R E N T
400-Acre Farm
Pair buildings.
Mrs. L. C. Merriam,
accom Halter.
panied by Alice and Ruth Sturte­
Wheal ia turning out rather
vant, want to Turner Thursday
Letter than expected.
afternoon to visit the Cornelius
The Grant Keynotes family »tart, family, who recently lived here
cd Tuesday on their eoulheattern
One week from today, uniats the
trip.
powers that be interfere, the deer
The M ivberry and M oKinuej season opens and soon we shall
fam liea were in town from their bear of the foole who shoot first
».i tv homes in Eugene Sunday. and then find out that i t ’s man
instead of a deer.
The Htnrtevant fam ily returnod
Dr. Kent's cow at Brownsville
from
Lebanon
Saturday. The
la ly e a inter there ia still very low, broke her reck while picketed cat
Sunday ni^kt.
differing from cancer.
j
Three m ilei from
(Co.illnucd from paye 1)
W J . RIBELIN
ONLY $3.90
H A L SE Y
to
P o rtla n d
No, 23, 11:29 a. m.
17, 5.39 p. tu.
S U N D A Y M A IL HOURS
that cleans all kinds of grain CLEAN
The delivery window of the
Halsey poet office is open Suudaye
from 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12:20
to 12:35 and 4:45 to 5.00 p. m.
to
Chester Stsrr, after many years
away, baa been visiting his old
hauois at Brownsville.
E E
A NEW CLEANER
Ma. JS, 12:01 p. m.
24, 5 50 p. m.
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
«-B est ca sh p rice fo r an y k in d “ grain«
1 Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
1
O. W. FRUM
The great action romance of the
northwest.
“ North of the Rio
Grande,”
which comes to, tbe
Rialto tomorrow night, captures
Vacationists Learning to Walk everybody who sees it by its whirl­
install a complete water systeaijiu
wind sweep and mighty climaxes.
(Continued from page 1)
his house.— Cor. Herald.
Dr. E. W . Barnum, dentist, at
James Bond and' wife, parents can of milk when Sis wasn't looking.”
Holel Halsey every Tuesday and
of Mrs. J. W . Moore, were with
“ Well, then, let's go!“ snaps the
Friday.
• the Moores at their Cascadia out­ commander of tbe expedition.
This party Is traveling light for real
distance.
Another mast expect to
make a shorter hitch or else be count­
ing greatly on Its power of endur­
Sam Sawyer and son are ex­ ance. Perhaps the camp Is not far
pected to start up the Loeb saw­ off because tbe group Is equipped for
m ill at Brownsville in a few days. sn over night stay with heavy blanket
rolls, hatchets, lanterns, canvas »a-
Sigurd Meyers was electrocuted terpalls, rubber ponchos, kettles, pots,
last Thursday when be accidentally new fangled flreatand, etc, etc. The
touched a lire wire in the Mount­ blankets sre laid ont for a better
ain States Power company’s plant parking of the bags and cans of food.
the party commences to load
at Albany.
j When
np tbe members bristle all over with
H arry Sturm, teacher, transfers camp tools and equipment
rom Lebauon to Shedd thia year.
Back to the Farm
The veteran from the crowded city
M r. G’lltra visited the county
tenements has found a new territory
j metropolis Sunday.
to roam and one almost unknown to
Miss Gertrude Porter sang at the his associâtes. He Is Introducing them
Methodiet chnrch in Albany Sun- to this newly discovered land and
teaching
them
how
Independent
ic a in n ifc m
em
u u w to
i u he
I»er ■
uuvp ru ucut
¡day.
of any transportation bnt tbelr own
Charles Arnold and son Kar] good legs and of any subsistence but
were iu town from Shedd Monday. what they can carry and prepare.
"W alk and cook your own,” la bla
•
Miss Catherine Arnold of Sbedd motto.
Who will say the leaven thus fer­
spent a few days visiting with her
menting In the city crowds w ill not
sister, Mrs. Aodrew Brown.
bear fruit In a keener appreciation of
Rale gh Templeton and family country delights, especially as these
have gone to Newport for their are added to by Increased comforts
on the farm. With his radio hitched
vacation.
np, the farmer listens In on the best
Mesdames George Hayes and entertainment the country hns to
George Alford were passengers to offer. Modem home devices wlps out
many hardships formerly Imposed
the county seat Saturday.
upon Isolated dwellers
There Is, In
Bill K irk was among the Hals<y- short, a rapid cutting down of the
ites seen on the streets of Albany differential between farm and city
life.
Saturday.
In the meantime, knowledge must
Mrs H. M. Henrv is onr hotel precede a true appreciation of what
keeper while the Reyuold* family the country holds, and this Is whaf
the hike supplies. There Is more ap
travels.
peal In one apple tree In blossom than
In reams of printed matter put out to
The Hall-O'cott
recount d t-, Induce the citizen of the city to
In change Ills abode to the country. The
veloped a sensation yesterday
precinct 201 Olcott had been given hikers constitute a growing army,
18 less votes in the returns than equipped with bacon, spuds, coffee
tin cow for merely a day's outing
were cast for him and H all had and
but nevertheless seeing sights that
been given 16 votes that were make them yearn to be among them
never cast- H a ll’s attorney has sll the time. It Is not too much to
announced that the recount will assume that the nrtny may one day
be abandoned. T h e K . K . K. rep­ recruit the open places.
ing, and planned to leave their
Albany home today for a couple of
weeks at South Bend, Wash.
For Sale: Ten yearling and
two-year-old cattle. W . B. M e
Cormick, Shedd, R. F. D. 2.
We bave old papers again; 5c x
bundle
£ U n io g bop picking? Need a
tent? See Kogoway, Second and
Baker streets, Albany.
That is a queer kind of Amer­
icanism that is afraid to allow
children to receive secular school­
ing six hours a day, five days a
week, eight or nine months a year
in American public schools.
Engel Glenn,
engiteer,
failed to
u 1
•
i
<
» block signal set against
his train on the Missouri Foci tic
Saturday night and it crashed into
another train and killed 38 people
and injured 137.
He was 57
years old and had been an engineer
since he was 20 without a black
mark. N o humans are perfect.
But if be had been an amateur
and a strikebreaker nbat a god­
send that horror would have been
to strike promoters 1
.
Tbe progressives didn’t over­
throw the atandpats in the Ohio
republican
primaries
Tuesday,
and the triends of the administra­
tion are ax jubilant over tbe event
«e they have said they were over
progressive victories in other state’ .
Harry Robertson of Eugene and
Mrs. J. C. Curry and her eon
and return
and L. W . Shialer of Harrisburg
Ko»* and daughter, Mr». Stinion,
met on tbe low-pass road, west ol
visited S 'x liv iile
to gether
le a l
July 28 the Oregonian’s radio
Junction City one day last June
Sale dVe*
week Tueaday.
concert was heard 3000 miles away
Each drove an auto and each auto
by Albert Bannister, using a home-
Friday, Satur­
Ern ist Rector, brother of J. W . suffered considerably in the meet­
m ale set at Hudson Falls, N Y ,
day
and
Sun­
ing.
They
failed
to
harmoniso
as
Rector, arrived Friday from Can-
in the foothills of tbe Adirondack
day
tralia. W«»h , for a brief visit. to who was responsible and Robert­
mountains.
II liua hti'ii io S.in Francisco on son sued Shialer for something
Return lim it
like
*60.
Shialer
countered
with
it h'lelocsa trip,
lie left for homt
Tuesday folkw -
Wycliffe and th* Siripture*.
a demand for *H0. The oa»a came
Saturday.
ing sale date
The »acred Scriptures ere the prop­
oefore Justice Bart Clark yesterday
erty of the people, and one which no
Rev. C. T. Cook and family and Robertson tailed to appear
resentative (unofficial, of course;
one should be allowed to ivrest from
went on the'r vacation Tueiday. Judgment for tbe *.30 by default
ASK AGENT ABOUT
them— Wycliffe.
,
nothing official can be don« out-
H r it they wont to Oregon City to in favor was entered.
aide a session, you know) says the
A typhoon at Swatow, China,
Fifteen Day and Season Fares
viait u lady who went to school
The Original*.
Catholics voted for Olcott and the August 2 wrecked 75 per cent of
Janet Arnold of She Id visited
with the paitor's wife
Thence to
Adam and Eve were the first people
Frequent service at convenient l.our* Protestants for H all and propose»
Portland to viait a schoolmate of here tbe last of the week,
the city's buildings and killed 28,- to put too much confidence in their
with all modern traveling comfort*
to run H all as an independent.
the minister whom he had known
family tree.
000 people.
Homer Moruhinweg and wife
Por
further
particulars
ask
agent*
And
Olcott
is
charged
with
raising
since lie win «even year« old.
cams over from Slie-ld Sunday to
a religious issue, If the majority
Highway construction
hand» visit at tbe Mornh'nweg home
of the voters were as big fools as
have been accused of boozing and here.
tlie K. K. K. take them to be H all
gambling and Saturday night F.
might win on this issue. H a ll a*
Tuesday evening at Shedd 133
JO HN M. SCOTT,
Frcnno, I,
Richardson, Herbert
an
independent
could not be
livestock farmers and club u n m ­
General Passenger Agent.
Duncan and llort Weir were ar­
elected,
but
he
might
elect Pierce
E L L y e a r dealer you w ant
an
saw
moving
pictures
rested at Shedd, charg'd with
illustrating
bovine
tuberculosis
playing card» lot money,
to see a Fisk T ire beside any
and how to eombat it, and various
Farmers have not shown any
sympathy with the railroad striker^
other he offers you. H e has it
Mr».
M> up? Robertson and points iu call club work. The an-
in the present conflict. The farm ­
childreu left Tuesday iioou (or lertauiment was provided by tbe
in stock o r can get its See for
er finds that there is no likelihood
their home at Tacoma,
They Union «took yards of Portland.
Hirst class work guaranteed
lhat the average reward per person
A M G O LTRA
have been visiting Mr». Kobert-
yourself w hat the Fisk T ire has
Phillip Merriam want to the
engaged in farm work will tie as
eou’a grandmother, M '». M. E
county seat Saturday nooo on a
to
offer in extra size and strength*
great »s *760 for 1822, while it
Hn4»elt, for mine lime,
pleasure trip.
was le»s than $700 in
192).
how its resiliency compares when
Adolph Chialvo and wife and
Dr. M»ika and Messrs. Penland Electric H aircutting. Massaging Against these figuree he sets an
Mr-«. Aggie Sawyer and »on Ver­
average compensation for railroad
you flex the tire under your hand,
and Laubner and their wives left
and Shampooing.
non arrived a week ago Friday fur
employes of *1686 in 1921 and an
Wednesday tor Pacific City, intend­
how the depth of the non-skid
Cleaning and Pressing. estimated avorags of $1540 lor
it
visit at the George Maxwell
ing to tour (h i coast northward to
home.
Mr. Chixlvu and Mr».
1922
—
Oregonian.
Seaside, th e y took a complete
tread looks beside other treads.
Southern Pacific Lines
gA N IT A R Y
Barber Shop and Baths
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