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T h is is good a d v ic e " I I you liv e vettr Rural Credit Amortized l.usut.
in Albany, trade iu Albany , if you live
The loan pays out in 20 payments, re
in some other town, trade in that tow n ."
tirin g the principal. Cheap rases. No
Hut in these automobile days many re
delay.
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
Be am L and C o .,
at least part ol their buying in the
1.13 Lyon St.. Albany, Ore
larger town. Those who go to Albany
to transact business w ill find the firms
named below ready to fill their require
ments w ith courtesy an t fairness.
A I bany Floral Co. .C u t flowers
a * and p lan ts Floral art for every
and all occasions.
’
Flow er phone 458-1.
Albany
Electric
Store.
SHOE g
SERVICE z
Radio
I
s > sets.
Electric w iring. Dele* Light
products 202 Second
W il l s r o
W m . h ö f l ic h .
G lbwm
W hy suffer from
headache?
uto EiactriC Service— Ktcharg-
A
Have your eyes
exam ined
able A & b batteries— W IL L A R D
storage battery.., Phone2A 119-121 W
Second st. H . D Frestoc—J.C . Cochran
B lue
HUGH
PENDEXTER
C o p yrig h t by The B o b b e -M e rrlll Co.
(Continued from pate 2)
S. T . F R E N C H
Bird {Instaurant, 30W Lyon
street. Eat here when in Albany
Open from 6 to 2 and 5 to 8
Optometrist, with
M rs . M lovmt .
F . M . f r e n c h & S o n s
J E W E L E R S — O P T IC IA N S
r u n s w ic k
B
i
Shoes that cost less per month of wear j
P H O N O G R A P H S
at
W O O D W O R T H ’S
Albany, Oregou
D avenport Music company offer»
Quality
Piano-case organ, good at new
Eatey orgah, good-as new
Used Pianos.________ T ________________
W h a t a »atinfactien to know
astburo Bros.— Two big g ro cery that your K R Y P iO K G LA SSES
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South are built upon the highest stand
M ain. Good merchandise at the right
ard of Q U A L IT Y .
prices.
Anyone buying for quality will
lite Cafeteria ami confectionery s-k for K R Y P T O K S .
E
E
Home cooking. Pleasant surround-
ings.
. Courteous, efficient service.
W e make our own candies.
W ./S . U u n c a *.
P
irns
developed
afid
printed.
F
rst garage going north.
F
Tires, accessories, oils, gasoline.
.repair work.
W. H. H u l b u r T.
T ire s and accessories
R epairs
K irk -P ollak M otor C o .
Meade & Albro,
O p t metristä. M anufacturing Opticians
Albany, Oregon
PVirtmiller Furnituie Co., lu in -
■T ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges
Funeral directors. 4Ï7-4J.I west First
street Albany, Oregon.
F
u l l e r grocery , 2&> ty « i.
(Successor to Stenberg Bros.)
Fruits
Produce
Groceries
Phone 2t>3R
F
Modern
* BarberShop
A
Lautidrv sent Tuesday»
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
A B E ’S P L A C E
W . S E X A U E R , auto and geu-
• e ral p a in te r
G et my estimate.
2<>1 E. First street
Amor A. Tussing
o lm a n a jackson
H
Grocery— Bakery
E v e ryth in g in the line o( eats
O pposite
H
ub Cleaaii g Wti'k*. Inc.
H
LAW YER
i or. Becoond and Terry
Master Dyers and Cleaners
M a ile -T o -M e s s u re Clothes
H alsey ,
All work Jone piom ptly and reason
ably.
M
Official Stroniberg carburetor serv
ice station.
Conservative prices
All
work guaranteed
119-121 W . Second
a r in e l l o parlors
M
(A beauty aid for every need)
St. Francis Hotel
Prep.. W immifrmd R osf .
fen and money are best when
- - I busy. Make your dollars work in
our savings department. A lbany S ta TF
B aku , tinder government supervision
Mf
O O R E ’S M U S IC H O U S E
M
• E veryth in g m usical"
223 W . First s t __________ _________ _
M [
Motor Co.
Buick mid
Chevrolet automobiles. Tires and
accevsories.
•
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Albany. Oregon._ Pilone tot).
O hkgon
F. M. GRAY.
D RAYM AN
A G N E T O ele c tr ic co .
u ip liy
AND NOTARY
l’ostoflice
uh Cmidv t o . , First »tieet, next
door to Blain C lothing Co.
Noon lunches. .
Home made candr and ice Cream»
l'lioue N r. 269
HALSEY
Cream * . 4 and Produce
Station
*
Cash paid for
Cream, Poultry, Eggs, Veal
& Hides. M. H- SH O O K
D ELBER T STA R R
funeral Director and Li
censed Embalmer
Efficient Service.
Motor Hears»
Ladv A tte n d a n t
Brow n f v ille .......... .
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OSCOE A M E S H A R D W A R E ,
R
the
W IN C H E S T E R S T O R E
.322 W First st
S. G IL B E R I à SON
S
• Builders' and shelf hardware, gar
den tools, crockery and glassware
New S t o c k . _________ N *w low pricer
W - L W R IG H T
Mortician & Funeral Director
Halsey and Harrisburg
Call D. T avlo R. Halter. or
W. L. W RIGHT. Harrisburg
T IM F O N T H E S H O E DOCTO R
S
Second street opposite Ham ilton'»
**ore‘
DR. W H E TST O N E
"Sudden Service."
D E N T IS T
he
T
m a r g u e r it e shoppe
HALSEY HOTEL
Shampooing. M arcelling and Scalp
Treatm ents
Margaret Çountrynian,
Prop
-
“ Phone
one 158!
Globe i heater bldg
Watlneaday and Friday
12 to 8:30
aldo Anderson A 8cm. distrib
W
utors and dealers for Maxwell, Chai
mers, Esse«, Hudson A H upm oN le cara
Accessories Siipnliea. 1st A Broadalbin
FURNITURE and
FARM MACHINERY
bought, sold and eachsnged st all times
\
BEN T. S U D T E L L
K
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phone 7 » R I2 J N . RroaaUlbin i t . Albany
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interest
Real Estate
Prom pt sen ice
Inaurane«
Courteous treatm ent.
WM B*»». Fu®“’ *• r,r* t s* v"’«'
builmng. Albany
A”
going away
T o O r e g o n s Vac at ion land
low roundtrip fares
Southern Pacific
We mail them n g llt back to yon
Woodworth Drug Company, Albany, Or
egon.
ord sales and service
J U L Y 24. 1924
H U .S’ÎY ENTER PRIST.
PAGE 5
oc-.»Miru M t called upon to vindi
cate Ids a r t and loudly protested:
|
"I've made plctuxee of lots o f men
In this town, bigger men than Bandy
Allen
They never got rued
When I
was with the Sioux I mads one of old
One Stab, who married Red Cloud's
daughter. He was so pleased he gave
me a rifle. Lots of men In Son Juan I
Joe'e p'ace buy ray pictures. Bandy '
Allen don't went to get nppleb with
me, or I'll tell Jo«,
"But I ’m much obliged to you,
stranger
Tou meant well.
Still I
don’t think Bandy Allen would hare
hurt roe I'm wakan wdtsbesha, you
know. W hite men et well as the Sioux '
are finding that o u t”
W ith s duck of his heed he worked
his w s , through the group and Into
the street
“ Who I t he? W hat Is he?" Inquired :
Dlnsdsle.
The men « e re eyeing him curiously. 1
A m iner Informed h im :
“Scissors Is a natural fool In every-
thing outside o f cutting paper Into pic
tures and talking polite. He blew into
the hills right a fte r Custer was wiped
o u t He was caught on ths way by
some of Crary Horse's hocks. Seeing
he whs foolish they didn't skin him
Crater Lake, Tillam ook, Newport, Coca
alive offhand. And when they found
Day beaches, Oregon Caves, the McKenzie
ont what he could do w ith scissors and
River and scores o f delightful m ountain
paper they took him to he big medi
resort» in O regon are available for your
cine H e can cut out buffalo, elk, hear,
vacation this summer.
any animal or bird. He can ent out
horses on the dead gallop, or a whole
Special low roundtrip fares ere now In
string of men fighting, or anything.”
effect to all points. Stopover» along the line.
"H e mnai have been educated some
A n d on F rid ay x, Saturdays and Sunday«
where before he went foolish," mused
even lo w e r ro u n d trip fare« are sold, w ith
Diflsdale.
"H e talks well.
What's
his real name?”
o u t stopover* along th e ro u te. These fare»
“Don't know. H e ’« Just Scissors to
Lave a return lim it of 16 days.
us, «nd Two Knives T alking to the In
Tor com plete in fo rm a tio n an d copy o f o u r
juns. W ell, he's lucky In one way—
boo klet “ O rego n O u td o o rs ’* co m m u n icate
he don't have to pack any guns In his
outfit."
w ith
And the miner glanced significantly
at Dlnsdale'« two big Colts
C P. M O O D Y , ih-hrv. A g e n t-P I»"» 2 3
" I have to pack guns, and I can use
two at once," Dlnsdsle Informed him,
his face hardening.
“Some of you
fellows get the same hstdt and there 11
be few er Injun killings.”
"An' fewer stage holdups,” supple
mented a voice from the back o f the
crowd.
"W hy, surely, If you know how to
use your guns and have snnd enough
of work. If I won't he s merchant nr
k
■'
to take s chance,” agreed Dlnsdsle.
I
H e waited a few moments to eve tf miner I can be a gambler tlam hlv.y
others ivkhed to Indulge In Innuendo, seem to be thought of highly her».’*
I t was late afternoon of the day he
srtd as the men remained silent he re
had met Mrs. Colt when he passed
turned to the street.
through the entrance of San Juan
“ I'm doing well,” he grimly m ulteied
as he aimlessly wandered down the Joe's tent. Although It was not the
street. "In town only for a few hours rush hour a considerable number of
and already I ’ve thrown a gun on a men were trying their luck at faro,
bow legged scrub— and offered to fight roulette and monte.
For aeveral minutes Dlnsdale sought
Ran Juan Joe. although the public
doesn’t know about that. Reckon I'll to locate the proprietor, but was un
drop around and see Joe. I owe him successful. Satisfied he was not In the
some sport because of the girl.
I 'l l tent, Dlnsdale wandered to the fnro
see if I can't put him In a better hu layout and placed a few bets, staking
greenbacks, to the envy of the other
mor."
players. He quit the game a hundred
dollars winner and without any en
C H A P T E R (V
thusiasm pas.cd on to a roulette wheel
I and quickly dropped the gold he had
Hunting for Action.
He smiled as If pleased
For two days Dlnsdale walked and won at fnro.
rods up and down Deadwood Gulch when a man exclaimed:
"There goes the greenback man I”
and made several stunt trips Io out
H e was slowly tusking for the exit
lying places. Most of these digging«
He
were abandoned because of the Ind ian when a shrill voice halted him.
scare, and the few being worked were turned to face the grinning Scissors
The fellow had bis paper and sclgsms
i j
under a heavy guard.
Several time» lie passed San Juan In band, hut what made Dlnsdule's
J««'B big tent. In fro nt of which stood eyes widen was the great horned owl
W ..-S
sn Indian medicine-pole, hut saw noth perched on Scissors' shoulder.
"
I
want
you
tn
meet
Sitting
Bull,"
“They
Might
Olvs
Yeu
Some
te e d lw-
ing of the proprietor. Once he met
tte td ef Geld.” Warned Dinedele.
K itty the Schemer.
Il was on the . slid Scissors, reselling up s band to
road to Crook City. He was re h i'n ln g ’ tickle the owl's bead,
w 'tbln two nights a ft - r It s happened."
to f/eadwood, snd she was t i d i n g |
"Ilow dy-do, Sitting Bull,
g ravel,
"But If these geutlen en of tl.e road
north tn the company of several men. I greeted Dtrisdule.
knew you talked like (his they might
t
"Chief,
this
Is
the
young
man
I
was
She Hashed lilni a smite and bowed
not like It. They might give you w in s
I telling y«u about. Friend of min«.
graciously. He asked him self:
lend Instead of gold." warned Dine
Ain't
many
folks
that
cun
tam
e
an
owl
"W hat Is the llttls cat planning n o w t
dal».
j and have him lik e S ittin g H u ll," Beta
Sharp claws."
8<lis«ra' Litnous fere showed much
tors proudly informed Dlnsdale
Another encounter, and one that le ft
" I shnubl say that 1» true
No more eleim
him In poor spirits, was w ith Sirs.
"finn't ,o n tell them thet I's a
troubl« with th a t bow legg«<l ruaa. eb?"
Colt.
tolkefi,” he begged.
"L it ke»p w ,
Scissors
rhuckled
and
Idly
snipped
"H o w ’s Lottie getting Blows?' bu
mouth ehut a fter th'a tf a n , of them
asked, genuinely pleased to nine: her. out the pi ofil« of a awarth, Mexican, hear I've t«lked and apeak to you, you.
" I rfas thinking of calling uext Suu- big bat and all, and replied:
Just » a . It Isn't so.'
“Allen wouldn't dare bother me here.
day."
Dlnsdale smiled curiously.
1
have
too
many
frlenda
among
the
She eyed him w ith disapproval.
"Ko youYe taking me for one or
cuatoniers.
Joe
leta
me
clrrulate
around
"W e'll say you’re had your visit
t h in ,” he murmured
He wouldn't
here and now," ahe tobl>hlm
"tKwi'g and pick np a living
S< tssnr. heceme flurried and backer,
call at th« house to see Bottle Cnrl till take kindly Io any man trying games
on me or Kitting Dull.”
I » « , from Dlnsdsle as If suddenly
I say so You snd your-Vwo gnns!"
He I,eld the silhouette before the
afraid of h lto ; but he repeated:
'S u re ly other men w ear tw o gun«
Mexican and raised four fingers. The
"Just tell them It Isn't an. Now I
In Deadwood,” hs defended.
tnnal tusks a picture of 'H o i eeshoe'
"Scoundrels do, snd men who hav« Mexican gazed with much pleasure at
The big hat Intrigued
Webb, over at the monte tshte,”
an honest right to wear .them ,
f re the likenc««
A pause and e sharp glance at Hins
you a guard on a treasure coa«h? hlin. and lie handed over four bit« and
dale's expressionless fer e.
Guarding any diggings? ( Going to tucked the paper In hla ahtrt. fictssora
•H e 's t e r , u g t, or ear, good nstured
fight Injuns? Aa fnr as f>cnn make turned back to the amused Dtnsdals
la hls drinks. Just now ht's good ae-
nut you ain't even a gambler. You r ’d« snd confided :
"T h a t’s the way It goes
I f Jos tursd."
around, but don't seem knen to be
knew how much I take In he'd probe-
W ith s hasty dn k o f hla heed, whlctk
earning an honest living."
Took tn moat
the big owl teemed to Im itate, lie sldleil
" I f I don't want to work, that's toy bly ask for a rake off
The night ought to
hta w s , to the monte table, uberw
business. I f I do want to ,w o rk , and sn ounce today
floreeshoe Webb was twisting h it hugu
can afford to w ait till V strike some- bring It up to two ounces, mayhs
black must ache snd smiling amiably.
thing to suit, that also (A my business. 1 more.
You don't say'" exclaimed Dlnsdale.
Webb wore e gayt,-embroidered buck
I won t bother yon, M r^ Colt. Ko long
si you're good to L otfle Car! potldng 1 "And what do you do with all yout skin cost snd carried an leer,-handled
gold?'
revolver et the front of hla belt. From
else m a tters "
Bclssnvs' amlnble grin gave p'a • to
below the skirts of the east protruded
"Ton talk pert. You’ve toll’ , me to I
the decorated sheath of • long knife
keep my nose out of your b> wine»«. en expression of fear
D lm d a'e shifted hta position so th a t
" T h a i’s telling." lie muttered
“8ft-
But I ain't going to git fired u p 'o v e r
that. Toti're new here. Your
of flng Bull knows, and I know. T hat a he might study Webb mere rto»ely. H e
! coming made you known to t hie v.dio'e enough to know. And no one »iso has was large end gaunt of fram e, and , e t :
tim e to think about ms They're whis was r e t , rain . He covered bis uncouth»
1 town. Whet you do Is noticed.'
pering on the street today that some flgure with the softest of bu-Msklaei
"T-ottle Carl Is too green ,1« look
a fter herself, I fired a p ro m p t paying n»w men are tn town, some Stint have and received hls neme from s horse
shoe if brilliants worn In h's neck
boarder yesterday, fired him n a k mid robbed » railroad train. I dun t want
those fellows to hear about my saving«
scatf
And he «as Inordinately proud
baggage, for wlnklug at her. She ain't Ktlll I hope they are here They throw
of hls long Hack muttnebe.
I In a n , danger In m , house, but I f you J the!» dust around m lg t», freellke.”
i To lie continued)
aJn't the proper aort I'd have in , I "flo w do jou know that unless yon
BARBER
SHOP
"Hold Yer Yap, Y e r Poor Fool Idiot I"
Roared Allen.
he big medicine and let him live, OOd
he saw thing».''
‘‘I whs wakan wltshashn, nlyfctery
man," proudly recited the man called
Sriasor*. "A ny one might get to be
pejihut« wll»ha»ha, a common grass
root mmi. but I whs wakan. Before
they could cut off my arms I pulled
out my little scissors end niHde a pic
ture of th eir chief. They thought It
was magic. It was magic. None of
you fellers e ie r see tt done before.
I t » an art.
Always could do tt.
I
can go anywhere In these hills and If
the Indians see my scissors they won't
hurt me
Can't remember when t
couldn't do It. Ree here.”
H e whipped out s pair of scissors
end a piece of paper, and, squinting
a t ' Bandy Allen, began cutting the
paper w ith marvelous rapidity.
He
held the scissors in one position, work
ing the blades, and turning the paper
back and forth and 111 half-circles In
a most bewildering manner.
"The Sioux call me Two Knives
T alk in g —each eqlesors blade Is a knife
to “them, you know,” he explained In
a singsong voice as he whirled the
paper,
Ilinsdale studied him w ith much
sympathy. He was a slight, washed
out looking epeclinen, and b it face
was vseOou». H e had all the appear
ances of one m entally unbalanced.
Allen lowered at him w rsthfu lly. un
decided w hether to remain as an ac
commodation to the artist or to w ith
drew.
T he men suddenly raised a
sheiit of laughter, and Scissors triu m
phantly held up the result' of his skill.
It was an exceeding', clever carica
ture of AJIeu w ltl) the long, ragged
hair and bow legs grotesquely accentu
ated.
''Give me four hits for It?" asked
Rctwors, ruffling his thin yellow hair
and tentatively offering the picture
to “Allen. >
'' Roaring an oath, Alien ran hie eyes
over the grinning feces and dropped
s hand ou s gun.
“Who's laughin' et to«?” he demand
ed, advaclng a few steps
The smiles vanished
Rtandlng In
front of Scissors, he drew beck his
fist to drive it Into the simple face.
Hinsdale stepped between the two end
Informed A lle n :
"I was laughing, too. I'm laughing
new.”
And he grinned broadly.
The men scattered. Allen reached
for both guns, hot with a flirt of bis
hand Dlnedale had him coveted and
was saying:
"Better keep your hands out of mis
c h ie f
Allen controlled hie rage, for the
muxx'.e o f the forty-four was moat con
vincing.
1 "1 wasn't goto' to use a gun on th*
fool,” he grumbled. "H e wee m akls'
game of tin, an' he ougliter be
smash»'! In (he face,"
Ptnndale slipped the gun Into the
W o rk
holster and Informed Allen :
"Hnve It that I made game o f you.
J . W S T E P H E N S O N . Prop
Smash me In the face."
Allen stared at him furiously, not
Instinct warned him to be wary.
"1 ain't got any fight w ith you ylt,
mister. This feller's s nuisance. Ton
didn't have no call to h u 'tt Into this
I can make both F A R M an.l C IT Y
LOANS at * very row rate ol inteiest game. I'm a poor forgltter.”
W ith t in t he turned and swaggered
From 5 to 10 years. W rite me for par
to the door.
Dlnsdsle looked a fter
irculars
« *
L aW A B .
him thonghtfully for ■ moment, then
aelein, Ore.
HO Gregoo Bldg
laughed lightly.
First-class
FARM LOANS
5!
K >
vs.
doubts. The little fool seems to tlitnk
she belongs to you along of what you
fione. Bo w e ll wait a bit, young
i now them h , sight '/” quickly asked
Dlnsdale.
“ Why.
road
agen'a always
do
■ sa"
t Very llberwl. I tan atwaya tell when
Dinadal« removed
his hat
and any of them are In here
Why, after
b»w«d low on leaving her lie walked tlte treas u re conch was robbed of K e n -
pa. moodily wondering why he cgr«d ty-fl » thousand I got fifteen ounces of
Mean»« the Colt placa «ns rioted to (tu«t In one sfternoou and night
kto.
T t.ln k o f I t !
K ic r y tim e « hlg haul'«
Finally he decided :
I "It von t do. I must have ra m se~t um-'e I'm sure of extra m ud profits
p ^ *A » j
1 »”
Cne o f the thou .atulr. of
tobacco
tin s occurred when l . I*. Hulejard'a
barn nnd lo o ten ts nt M ill torn station
on the Oregon electric
««
I «.it week.
The electric
Ix>., :i S1500.
burned,
railroad d«Co not throw cinders, but
orne fo'tl rijro rrt amoket threw bin
stub fro m a ra r window.