H A LSEY STA TE BA NK
AND
SU RPLU S
GIVE
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Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
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Hens that are worth feeding are worth feeding well.
and stock feed here.
Boy your poultry
O. \Y. F R U M
1 6286/Silent N ight..................................................................... Hayden Quartet,
75c ( Will There Be Anv Stars in My Crown f
16*»% < O Cmne, All Ye Faithful.......... ...................................... Trinity Choir I
75c 1 Joy to the W orld............................................................... Trinity Choir ,
191« f Star of the E ast,.................................................... —.........Mixed Vcicea
75c 1 The Birthday of a King .................................................. Mixed Voice* I
2148 ' Hark! The Herald Angel* Sing ....................
All Souls Choir ,
,'Sc i It Came Upon the M idoight C lear.....................
All Souls Choir
g 2333 i Christmas Morning at Clancv’a --.......... ....................... Irish Comedy I
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75c I Santa Claus Hides in the 1’honograpli................- .................. Brown ,
A 15058 f Holy Night
........................... .............................. Florence Eastman
T $1 50 | Silent N ig h t .....................................Florence Eastman and Male 1 no I
W 18958 ( Christiaua, Awake ! Salute the Happy Morn.
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75c t Watchman, Tell Us of the Night.
_ 35711 i Santa Claus Visits the Children—P arti.
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Part 11
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Bubble Books, $1
Little Tots’ Nursery Tunes
35c a Record
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OREGON.
Seer
"But Jennie says,” began Jim.
“Don't tell me what «he says," said
the colonel. “She's acting according
to her Judgment, and her lights and
other organs of perception, and I
don't think It flttln’ that her father
should try to Influence her official
conduct. But you go on and review
them common branches, and keep
your nerve. I haven't felt so much
like a scrap since the day we stormed
Lookout mountain. I kinder like be
ing a wild-eyed reformer, Jim.”
(To be continued)
Oregon Occurrences
(Continued from page D
The 20th annual meeting of the Ore
gon state board of health was held in
Portland.
;he loan benefits under the Oregon
aoldlers' bonus law must Hie their inl-
lal or first application in the offices
| tf the bonus commission at Salem on
>r before December 21, 1923. Appli-
;atlon blanks received in that office
>n and after January 1, 1924, will not
ye conaldsrad. the secretary of the
yommisslon said.
The greatest slaughter of beavers
>ver known in Oregon has been and
s taking place since the law passed
>y the last legislature, opening the
leason on the little fur-bearers, went
nto effect. Stanley Jew ett of the
Jnlted States biological survey, after
i trip around the southern and cen-
ral part of the state, brings back
vord that ten traps for every beaver
n a wide area covering more than
100 square miles are set and that with-
n two years there will not be one of
he Industrious animals left If the
»resent rate o l decimation continues.
Ashby C. Dickson. Portland lawyer
wns appointed by Governor Pierce tr
-The question of whether the legisla succeed John H Bell. Judge of depart
tive act creating the county supervis ment No. 1 of the district court ol
ing and conservation commissions Is Multnomah county. Judge Bell ha;
constitutional probably will enter resigned, to leave office on January 1
prominently Into a mandamus action
B. O. Roberts, who was sentenced
filed In the supreme court at Salem by at Roseburg to serve five years In the
Umatilla county, to compel R O. state penitentiary for the part hf
Hawkt. eounty assessor, to levy a played In the operation of an alleged
on em lll tax for co-operative market liquor ring at Reedsport, Douglas
road construction.
county, has received a conditional par
uregou pensions nave Deen grsniea
don from Governor Pierce.
as follows:
James S. Vanderpool.
The Oregon public service commis
Agate Beach, 112; Herman J. Glee-
si«» has granted the Columbia Stages,
man, Baker, 212; James H. Robinson.
operated by A. Jaloff. and the Royal
Portland, 212; Robert A. Blevins, Sa Blue Lines permission to continue
lem, 212: Francis J. Walsh, Beaver,
reduced fares put Into effect twe
216; Sarah E. Radabaugh. Roseburg.
weeks ago. The two stage lines oper-
2)0;
Annie
McReynolds. Cottage ,
ate between Portland and Astoria.
Grove, 220; Mary M. Warnts, Portland.
The bonded Indebtedness of the
120; Sarah B. Brown. Boro. 230.
state of Oregon on December 31, 1923,
Ex-aervlce men and women and rel
including state highway obligations In
atives of dead veterans who were resl-
the amount of 237.395,250, will aggre
len ts of Oregon at the time they on- gate 259.953.228.76, according to the
•ered the service for the world war annual report of the state treasurer
and who consider them selves eligible which la being prepared for presents-
:o receive either the cash bonus or
Save $3.12
on y o u r
W e e k e n d 3 r ip
to (ftortian c) b y b u y in g a
Round Trip Ticket
L IN E S
Week-end Ticket sare on
sale Fridays, Saturdays
and Sundays, return limit
following Tuesday.
15-I)ay Tickets are on sale
daily to stations in Oregon
—Ask agent for fares and
other information or write
JOHN M SCOTT.
Ataittanl F«t»enger Traffic Manager.
Portland. Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
- » )■
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Albany
Wedding cakes to order
A lb a n y
Electric
Radio
*'7 FURNITURE AND
used FARM MACHINERY
h ö f l ic h .
bought, sold and exchanged at all times
Store.
sate. Electric wiring. Delco l ight
products
G lbnn W iu ta a D
W m .
A lb a n y Floral Co.
Cut flower»
B E N T. S U D T E L L
garagk .
•• stud«-
<
¡ /S I
lue Bird R esta u ra n t, 30V Lyon
street. Eat here When in Albany. Shoes that coit let* per month ol wea
Open (roin 6 to i and 5 to 8.
M»X B tO V N T .
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tlon to the governor.
John S. Connelly and Fred C.
Schulte, former deputy sheriffs at
Reedsport, who were convicted of ac
(Enterprise Correspondence)
cepting bribes to protect a ring of
The ladies of the Pine Grova
bootleggers
and
moonshiners
at neighborhood met at the home of Mrs.
Reedsport, were sentenced to peniten L. E. Eagy and made plans for the
tiary terms of ten and seven years
Christmas tree and program at the
respectively by Judge Hamilton
schoolhouse Monday cen in g , Dec. 24.
A California butcher has negotiated
Arch Knighten and E. E. Hover
with the Klamath Indian service for
the purchase of several thousand ' spent Saturday soliciting funds for
Many whom
horses which run wild on the Indian , the Christmas tree.
range to be rounded up and killed [ they wished to see were not at home
for chicken feed and fertilizer. Owing
The patrons ot reoria line No. 3
to their numbers, the horses have be met at the schoolhouse Wednesday
come a menace to the cattle range.
evening, but were unable to agree on
Oregon is gradually taking Its place any plans for a line. Mr. Saunders
as one of the big butter producing of Albany and Elmer Munscn of line
states of the union and Is now ex 9 were present.
porting more than 2,250.000 pounds of
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. McNeil visited
butter a year, according to the an
nouncement of M. M. Boney, president Mr. and Mrs. Estus Bass Thursday.
of the Oregon Butter Makers’ asso
W. E. Hover and family visited at
ciation which held its convention In the Bert Hayr.es home Sunday.
Portland.
,
Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mrs. Floyd
Automobile owners are urged by
Nichols and Carl Nichols were Albany
Sam Kozer, secretary of state, to
and Corvallis shoppers Friday.
apply at once for their 1924 automo
The Pine Grove Sunday school
bile licenses, and thus facilitate the
giving out of these licenses and pre held the annual election of officers
vent the great congestion and Its re and teachers Sunday.
Those elected
sultant delay which has been exper weie superintendent, Georgia Hover;
ienced Immediately after January 1 cssistant superintendent, Goldie Mc-
on other years.
,
j Neil; secretary, Ruth McNeil; teach
About one-quarter of a mile of new ers: Class 1, Mrs. Albertson; Class
macadam road Is being built by the 2, F. A. Fehraron; Class 3, Estus
state on the Oregon Washington high Bass; Class 4, Goldie McNeil; assist
way. The road will be the cutoff to ant teacher, Mrs. Gibson.
connect the north end of the new
The people of the Sunday school
bridge, recently completed by the
have
decided to hold cottage prayer-
state over McKay creek, with the old
highway. The bridge Is about six miles meetings beginning Thursday even
ing meeting at the Albertson home at
southeast of Pendleton.
7 o’clock
Completion of the Jordon Valley Ir
rigation district, under a plan outlined
by the state Irrigation securities com
mission probably will be undertaken
within tne next few months, accord
(Enterprise Correepondence)
ing to representatives of the district.
An error was made last week in
The district within the next few days
will advertise for the sale of bonds announcing the date of the Alford
fahool program.
It is ‘o be the
in the amount of 2400,000.
At a meeting of the old and new evening of Dec. 21 instead of the
Y. M. C. A. directorates of La Grande, 28th.
attended by W. W. Dillon, state secre
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Mills spent one
tary. August J. Stange of La Grande ( .'ening last week at the WIr'.beck
offered to pay the Indebtedness of the hone.
Institution and "give the “Y” officials
Dorothy Corcoran of H alsey
until March 1. 1924, to redeem the
building, thus saving the T. M C. A spent Sunday with Beverly Isom.
Alford Arrows
Halsey Happenings, etc.
B
R U N 8 W I C K
(Continued from page 1)
PHO NO GRAPHS
at
W O O D W O R T H 'S
Mrs. Mildred McMahan was at the
Rebekah bazaar and fair at Browna-
ville,
avenport Muaie H om e for pi
D
William Smith, automobile thief,
allowed to continue his Job of
carrying wood into the county jail
until it became dark enough for him
r . c , ficq
D E N T IST
to walk away without being seen,
Albany, Oregon Sunday evening, and he walked. For
312 West Second street
all that the officers know, he is still
astburn B ros.— T w o big grocery walking.
anos and player pianos. Some aood
buy* or »«cond Hand piano* W « Handle »He Baldwtt
was
line of ptanoi (He He*» money can buy
D
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stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
Main. Good merchandise at the right Helen Armstrong was home for a
few hours Saturday from U. of O.
A. C. Armstrong and wife and son,
ilms developed and printed.
L. H. Armstrong, and daughter Rett«
We mail them right buck to you.
Woodworth Drug Company, Albany, Or were in Albany Saturday.
price*.
F
egon.
Mrs. W. P. Wahl has been on the
sick list tor the last two weeks.
^irst garage going north.
Tires, accessories, oils, gasoline,
repair work.
W. H. H u lburt ,
F O R CHRISTMAS
JT
Clifford's Studio
F ord sales
Mr. and Mrs. Evart Cary are the
proud parents of a ten pound girl
[ born Friday, Dec. 14.
Your pbotogrsph
Cliff >rd Carey was hom e Saturday
from
Eugene and returned in the
333 Went First »tree!
evening with a new Fard car.
and service
A. A. Tussing was in Albany and
Portland Saturday, returning home
Monday.
Tires and accessories
Repairs
K ik k -P o l l a k Moron C o .
F
ntm iU er Furniture C o., furni
Frank Kirk left for Glenbrook Sun
ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves range*. day.
He has employment with the
Funeral directora. 4)7-433 ‘ west First
Alaea Lumber company, operator* o f
street, Albany, Oregon.
a ll’s Floral and M usic
H
the big saw mill at that place.
Shop
W. R. Kirk and family were Al
Good service and prompt delivery
on cut flower* and fioral design*.
bany visitors Tuesday,
Albany
Phone 1661
N. C. Lowe, Lebanon undertaker,
was a Halsey visitor Wednesday.
olman 4 jackson
H
Grocery—Baker y
Numerous radio agenta were call
Everything in the line of tats
Opposite Postoffice ing on Halaeyitea last week.
H ub Candy Co., Firat street, next
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davidson were
Albany visitors Tuesday evening.
■loot to Blain Clothing Co.
Noon lunches.
| | Home made candy and ice Cream.
Andrew Brown left for Salem on
the early train Friday morning, and
ub Cleaning Work», Inc.
from there he drove a state truck to
Oor. Fourth and Lyon
Grass Valley, where he is employed
Master Dyer» and Cleaner»
Made • T o - Measure Clothe»
In maintenance work on the Dalles-
California highway.
rvin'a G arsge— Next to C om m u
nity hoilie. Kxide Battery distrib
Dr. and Mrs. T. 1. Marks spent
utor* for Linn county. Repairs made Thursday evening at the U. H. David
on all make» of batterie».
son home north of town.
H
I
M agneto electric co .
Mrs. Stafford returned Saturday
All kinds ol electric apparatus re
paired. Couaervative price» All work from a two-day trip to Portland.
fully guaranteed.
119-121 W. Second.
Mr«. Kar| Brim well was an Al
en
M
aud tnomjy are beat when bany visitor Friday.
busy. Make your dollar» work in
Mrs J. W. Rector and Mrs. L. K.
our saving» department. A cranv STATX
Walton were Albany visitors Friday-
B
ank
Under
government
supervision.
Gilbert and Merle Wallmg of Amity
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Koch and
It looks as though the reporter who visited at the Lee Ingram home Sat
iller Motor Sales
Oakland anil Jewett cars
wrote up the double-header basket urday.
Supplie» aud accessories
J.
H.
Rickard
aqft
family
spent
ar.
ball game for last week’s paper
i i r . t » m l Baker Sts.
Albany, Oregon
| evening at the Ingram home last
didn't know how to write Georgina
orton A Speer Service Cora-
I week.
Clark's name, and when the linotype
pany
D. I. Isom, Mrs. J. F. Isom and
Headquirters (or goad tires
man got through with it Georgina
First and Lyon
, Mrs. C. E. Mercer went to Eugene one Phone 65
herself could not have recognized it.
day last week
urrihjr Motor Co. Buick anil
daughter Freda were Albany visitor*
Friday.
M
M
W h y M r . N . V.'lndoor (R . I . ) P u t U p
w ith R ata fo r Year»
"Year* ajro I «ol some rat p o b m . which M a r l/
killed our fine watrh
We put up with rail
until a friend told nw about
It aurely
hill* rata, though h.wiae pet* won't touch H ” Kata
dry up and lea're no « M il. Prkea 15c. 63c. 11.25.
Sold ai.d ruAxaatecd by
RINGO DRUG STORE
Fresh and Cured Meats
Regardless »1 weather, it is safe,
conofoitable and dependable,
5 cent*.
baker" and "Star" automobile;.
General repairing and supplies.
G. T. Hockensmith.—Lloyd Templeton.
Pine Grove Patters
the colonel, "but you con bet that
w e ll be yeith them at the finish; and,
by thunder! while they're getting a
full meal, we'll get at least a lunch.
Piano Tuning and Repairing
A lbajiy Bakery, 321 Lyon atreet,
ALBANY
-pound loaf o( bread made. Piano Tuner (or leading music stores in
■ Best one-pound
A lbany
S t o r e o p e n E v e n in g »
ALBANY
Wtite (or booklet describing onr 22-
year Rural Credit Amortized Leant.
ib is is good advice.
"It you live The loan pays out in 20 payments, re
in Albany, trade in Albany ; if you live tiring the principal. Cheap tales No
iu some other town, trade iu that loan." delay.
Hut iu these automobile days many re
B kam L and C o ,
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
133 Lyon St.. Albany, Ore
at least part ot their buying in the
larger town Those who go to Albany Rhone 312 Y
Satisfaction guaranteed
to transact business will had the firm»
Price 2-),5O
named below ready to fill their require
F
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ments with courtesy an I fairness.
4 * and plant*. Floral art for every
Phone 76-R. 123 N. Broadalbin a t, Albany
and all occasions.
Flower phone 452-1
viz • Woodworth Drug Co.
Z
, AZ/awg iA/eae/wcf—Continued
FARM LOANS
This Christmas
FISH M E A L J
M ILL R U N
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BRAN
BARLEY
STO CK M OLASSES
bany -£ /)i rec lory
RECORDS
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
EG G M ASH
O Y STER SHELL
HAL8RY F.NTF'RAMlSk
DÍC. Í0. 1923
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Quarter* ol B E E h
' tor canning
purposes it canning price*
C. H FALK
C . L. F A L K JR
Modern
Barber Shop
l.aun<lrv »ent Tuesday»
tgency Hub Cleaning Work»
ABE S PLA CE
J. H. Burnett and family
! Sunday at the Ingram home.
spent
E. D. Isom and family called on the
Ingrams Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Willbanks and
daughter Gladys helped celebrate the
birthday of Mr». Willbanks father,
D. Davis, Sunday in Albany.
mi. and Mr*. Henry Minerman of
Iowa, who have been visiting the lat
.
ter’» sister, Mrs. William Curtis, and
husband of Lebanon, were guests o f
Chevrblet automobiles. Tires and Mrs. Minerman's niece, Mr*. B. S .
accessories.
Clark, Tuesday.
Chas. P. Poole o f
Albany, Oregon. Phone 2*0
Lebanon brought them over to Hal
eal estate. Money to loan. All sey.
M
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kinds ot insurance written
Call on J. V. (’ten,
Albany«State Bank Building
R oscoe
Lee Ingram made a business trip to 32?
Albany Monday.
«
s.
Thoughtful people know by this
time that the United States faces one
of two alternative« regarding the
League of Nation».
If the League
lives the United States must sooner
or later become a member of it, fur
not even thia great nation nay with
stand the world, or venture to have
the woridhanded together against us.
The other alternative is that if tl.e
League dies, the United States will
bear th* responsibility of killing it.—
Albany Democrat.
i
J. S. McMahan returned Thursday
from a trip to Portland.
 mes
hard war
the
WINCHESTER STOKE
First *t.
I, I I. I 1 E K T
4
Chinaware and gift shop
330 Weal First
Albany
Mrs. J. 8. McMahan and Mrs. C. P.
Moody attended the Rebekad lodge
rt Harrisburg Tuesday.
Wre. Davidson and wife of Browna-
vllte pasted through Halaey Monday
morning on their way to Harrisburg
to spend the day with their ton, Orval
Davidson.
_
W. E. Wadsworth of Harrisburg
O TEN B ER G
B R O S , groceries, was a Haiaay visitor Monday.
fruits, produce, 235 Lyon street.
We sell groceries and
(Contlnuad on pa<* *)
Buy cream.
Phone 261R
S
r i M " ' >N n i E SHOE b<>CTOR
Second street, opposite Hamilton's
store.
"Suditen Service."
“ I Cot R m I Mad whan I Laat My
S itin g Han," writs« Mr*. Hanna.
N. J.
''Wkrs I vn>< [«< m > Inn >srf (wad an knC
nn-rd-M) I ,.,r mi m n l i n, M > e J X*».
$MS kineJ d> [*r r.l,
r.ln,<
l|M
t*'.*r>*|> ( -Mm Is «•»•*. M WiJn( N* « 3
( r o n d « M lr .i, F k i n u m I . . . l * c . a |* . « l IS .
Sold sad s*>r*au*d bj
alrlo A nderson A Hon. d istrib
utors and dealers lor Maxwell, Chal
mers. K**ea. Hti-ison A Hupmobile ears
Accessories, Supplies 1st A Broadalbin,
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