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About Rural enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1924-1927 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1925)
W k" Ik « H O W TO SOLVE A CRO SS-W O RD P U Z J X I t s llw . »toe*« » . , bl. , , h„ . ,b, LAVID C. COLLIER U1 s p e ll w . r a . b . * b v s r s l e a l h . . » 4 b a r l a s n ' a l l y . T b , 4 r a t f e t t e r I . I. b , a . . , 1 . , w b .r b r e f e r . I . th e g e a « . , £ . Y . “ 3 4 .w .b a 1 — ar lb . b e je g h T r t.e it.m 7 l-a re * * 5 2 . ? * . ^ : T ,T w , , ‘ ■ " “ * • - • » '« « •» " < ■ *• « a I o t h . I r . , b l a c k • » w r a b e » « a f t e r “ v e r t i c a l ” 4 e A a » n n w o r d w h ir ls SPENDING IS SAVING in This Case CROSS-WORD PUZZLE No. 13 » I hft m o th e r w ho is s p e n d in g m o n e y to r h o u s e h o ld s e r v ic e is d o in g so to h e r b e s t p o s s ib le a d v a n ta g e . By so d o in g s h e is S A V I N G h e r s tr e n g th to d e v o te to d e v e lo p in g th e m in d s a n d s o c ia l g r a c e s o f h e r c h il d re n . L a u n d r y *«nd « w e e p in g m u s t h e d o n e e v e ry w eek. T h e y c a n ’t b e n e g le c te d , so d o th e m q u ic k ly a n d t h o r o u g h ly w ith Colonel D. C. fo llle r , of San Diego, Cal., who has been named director- g :n eral of the Sesegul-Centennlal celebration of Philadelphia, Pa. An Electric Washer and Cleaner BRIEF GENERAL NEWS <X> by W estern Neerepeper U n io n .) 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S e « o f I m p le m e n t s 2ft— f t a l l e r ’a s l e e p i n g q u a r t e r n .*tft— P l e a s u r e v e s s e l I f t — M is c h ie v o u s e b lld <1R— M u llo r f t - G i r l ’s n n m e <r.— C r a f t p r o p e lle d b y p a d d t l n * 47 — P r o p e l l o r o f a s t e n m e r 41»— W e i m i i u n d e r r e l ig i o n s e o w a !UU—P r i n t e r s ’ m e a s u r e s 2 2 — M i l i t a r y s u p p lie s ( n b b r . i * z t T — L ife tim e ft.l— I s la n d s In R a g lls b channel ( a ls b r .) R3— 1 'o r e v n n ip le ( n l» b r .) 5 7 — P re ftw m a n n in g t w o ft**— l b ’ » a n le b n o m e ly railed a in iss meeting at wineti 1UU per . \ p s publicly reiterated th e ir aland not to re -a 'e th eir hnnios and build lngs anJ announced a continuance of th e ,r fight in higher courts. The townspeople authorized coun- r-a! to ca rry the case to the United S tatf i circu it court of appeals at St. Lou,la. Borah Pleads for’ G. O. P. Outlaws NlH k ; ï THOS. A. LEE La Follette Followers Assigned to Committees as ‘•Inde pendents.” Generul John J. l ’ ershtng was taken ill at H avana a fte r he arrived from Santiago de Cuba. Dr. F. J. Stew art, 66. coroner <,f Pierce county. Wash., died In Tanfuna following an apoplectic stroke W . B. C urtis, for 16 years post m aster of M arshfield. Or., died. s |e d 71 years. Cur, is »us form erly H Sos captain. T he la te United 9tatea senator ¡Mc Corm ick le ft his entire estate of more thgn (2,000,000 to his widbsy, .Mrs. Ruth Hanns M cCorm ick, for Jter life time. An explosion of kerosene tiled to start a fire in a heating stove resell ed in the death of M rs Jatbe»' w . Shells and her three small children at Lostine, Or. Postal employes throughout the country w ill receive In th e ir pay en velopea March 14 an additional sdieck covering the increased puy vbted then, in the new postal pay gad ra le hill. The pay increase tvas retroactive to January 1. I S e e th e s e a p p lia n c e s a t • • MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO. • its forfeiture action against the Dutch auxiliary schooner Zeehnnd The vic tory 'gave the goverm ent possession of oue of the most valuable rsrsoes ever seized on a rum boat— liquors said to be w orth more than (200,000. Son Fails to Get Fngland Concerned Mother’s Penalty About Aircraft Los AngelHR,— Ths dram atic "eon. Paris - Europe made s falte rin g bat fesston" of tB-yoar-old Harold "Sogny" definite stop toward peace when Seizure of Booze Ships Held Legal. W illis that he murdered Dr. Beniam in i M«asr< Cham berlain and H a rrie t New Y o rk.— Vessels landing or nt B. Raldwln hsd apparently failed to m e ci op p lan ted on poorly pre cam« - to a pra»tlc«t u ndarstsndtnt tem pting to land bootleg liquor In the save bis mother from a life term in paled land Is already h alf lost; plow which in high political circles -a ex United States from any point on the prison. deep and thoroughly. pected to be the basis of a fu tin e high seas are liable to, seizure an dor • • « " T lie hoy la lying like a gantlentse agreement bind,nc Franca KnglaaA. the ta r itf act of 1922, Federal Judge Buron Fitts, chief deputy district at Prediction for 102.r, : It w ill be Just Belgium and Germ any la A m utual B. L. G arvin ruled in; effect In de us profitable to keep d<,»|i farm ex torney. deolared. "T he case w ill not security pgci under the anepicae e* ciding in favo r of the government in oenses as to Iucrease tlm income. he re opened " the Leaxii« of Nattops T he district attorney's ultim atum ! Cham berlain told Prem ier H a rrie t v irtu a lly means »bs* Mrs Msrgsr»« B iÜ J u b Cleaning Works, Inc ♦hat England >ras v ita lly interested In W illis , the Ind's mother, m ust serve • pR-R Cor 8ecoond and Ferry n t'’h a pact by' hell«vad that it should life sentence in Ban Quentin pepltou Master Dyers and Cleaners h»»s a much « Id e r acopn than a more Made - T o -M e a s u re Clothes tiary . She was convicted a fte r a defanslve xjttaui <i It Is undyretoort lengthy . tria l In superior court hern This is good advice i “ It you live I M P E R I A L C A P E , 209 ’» '.F irs t that Cham betlalu tuns dual the sub and appeal for a new tria l »«< denied in Allstny, trade m Ailiatry , if you-live R Harold G. M urphy Prop lect of mutual supervision of arm s in some other town, trade in that town. “ by the supreme court Fbohe 5<,5 menta praetlc«l<y Intim ating that Hut in these automobile da) s many re, Mrs W lllia expressed her sorrow W k rsBve.a closk Kling elsewhere, find it advisable td do i Fngland w»s w illin g to g u irn n ta e that her son had "confessed" to a it least pari of their buying in the A l A ü X É T Ô K I.E C T R IC ~ c b . ~ France's Kblnc fro n tie r prnv(d«d crim e for which she would rather pay larger town. Those who go to AltiSny Franca «ma w illin g to glv« strong AS Oflicial Stropifierg carburetor serv to transact business w ill find the 'finu» the penalty. Conservative prices. All surancaa In regard to bar aviation .lamed tielow ready to fill their require- ice station. Harold, gocordlng to evidence aub work guaranteed. 119-121 W , Second. neuts w ith courtesy and fairness. program, »he extent of wMeb |iaa been m ltted when Mrs. W illis was granted seriously w orrying England. ftlA B iM Z L L O P A R L O K S A Cl KSSORIBS a N f) TAftfci a seven days'»stsy of execution, lies •I’ R (A beauty aid for every need) Cham berlain m aigialned ibel Fog 4 * Ant<ra(>plies confessed that b« shot Dr. Baldwin St. Francis Hotel land's refuasl to guarantee t»e fro« , J. H. A l l is o n .• when the la tte r attacked his mother . Prop.. W tNNtPRen Rosy. ttare «f Poland »-ee based on the ha- l o w e s t First SI. hut that be was sent ont to play after lie f that thia was a matte'- for th« en attd money are best when the shooting and consequently did not A lb a n y F lo ral Co. Cut flowjr League of Nations . busy. Make your dollars work to , know the doctor was dead until after and plants. Floral art i» r e v fr our savings department. A lba ny S tatk C h sm berlaia’a Interview w ith Pre all occasions. B a n k . Under government supervision. his niother had packed the hody In m ier H e rrln l was marked by great fihone 456-f. Flow er $h a tru nk, cast It over an enibankmant cot d ia l tty on both aide* lilis » Sue Breckenridge north of here and fin ally hsd given R V N 8 W I C ■I’ R Hem stitching. Stamped goods herself up to the police. PH O N O O R A PE S 333 West Second street. Albany, Oregon Mayo Baya Cancer W itt ba C entralia« at Phone 452R Philadelphia F t D r Charlea H W O O D W u RT H ’S a re a v o rn bim ply Bur*. Mayo, of Rpchseiey, Minn , one of tb * W ashington. D C.— The departm ent T IM 8 O N T H E S H O E DOCTOR lA a v e n p o r t M ’ taic c o m p a n y offers country’s leading surgeons, tqig th« Second street, opposite Ham ilton's of agriculture, fea rin g a shortage of R-c Piano-case organ, good aa new Philadelphia forum in «n.'ad ftreea store. «nd corp for planting thia year a ciop. Katey organ, good aa new "Sudden Service.’ ' that b * believed cancer would he "u a . has taken steps tn provide farm ers Used Pianos. d»r control” w lthi« a few yoera By sn adequate supply and has aaeured astburn Bros.— Two big grocery V U a ld o Anderson 4 Son. distrib- President Coolidge that there Is nt, this Di Mayo said ba did not moan ’ ’ utors and dealers tor M axw ell. Chal stores, 212 \V. First and 225 South that caurar would be cured nor that likelihood of a repetition of condition« Main. Good merchandise at th« right mers, Essex, Hudson A- Ituom obile cars. It would be preventable but rhat it Accessories. B pnltes. 1st & Broadalbin. which existed In the spring of 1916 prices. would ba more amenable to treatm ent e specialty sho ppe lite Cafeterin and confectionery and »hat Its working wauld a a t'tis r I3nosavalt'a Bona ta Bxploca Pam irs. hemstitching and stamped goods Home cooking Pleasant surronnil- be so rapid anr so serious H a baead 31« W. Second at. Albany. Oregon Chicago. — Theodore Mid Kertnll ings. Courteous, efticient serviee. this botlef. ha »aid, on the theory Owner, Irene M cDaniel. Iloosevelt. sons of the late pr«slfient, W e make our own candies. that cancer ta caused by an organism, W. S. D u n c a n . w ill sail from New York next month perhaps by a germ and on ’ he Waaaar at the head o f a Field museum expedl ima developed anil prinked. F U R N IT U R E A M ) man tea, tbrough which it is cigimad explore and bunt ra re animats We mail them rig h t back to you. “ J, FARM M A C H IN ERY , in ton tb» to Pam tb» presence of cancer may ba detect- irs known as the "roof of Woodworth Drug Company, Albany, O r «d. egon bought, sold and exchanged at all times ibe world." In C gntral Asia, it wss announced by the museum In planning tlie year's fatui aetlvl- ^//í bany J^/)irec tóry M W ashington. D. C.— O var the pro tests of Senator Borah of Idaho, and otiiM republicana, a new foarth party wea ores ted in the senate when the La F ollette insurgent bloc was fo rm a lly d rlv .n out of the republican party sod assigned to committees an "in dependents.” Thia ouster order was approved by tba republican caucus and submitted to the aanate for confirm ation. A t the m t , Urna the democrats proposed th e ir new com m ittee assignments, in w hlrb no punishment was given to Kenstor Burton K. W heeler o f M on tane, who bolted bis party to run on the La FelJotte third party tlokot last Novetnbar OhieetJoa to the action of the re publican organisation in rem oving four of , the republican insurgents from thetr ro w tnlftee ranks was voiced by Senator Borah, republican. Idaho, who took the floor Imm ediate ly a fte r the report of the m a jo rity coin p o lli, SALKS AND SERVICE m ilt« e on com mittees had been pre B E N T. S U D T E L L Prediction for 11J26. It wtll be Just Tires and accessaries seated Thia report previously had -a profitable fn keep dowu farm px - Repairs Phone 75-R 12.3 N. H rondai bin st . Albany been approved by a republican con K ir k -P ollak M oto a Co. i-enae as to Increase the gross Income foreaco with soma dlsnusslun, but w ith o rtm ille r F urnitu re Co., fu rn i practically on opposition ture. rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges, Senator Moooe. republican o f New runeral directors 427-43.1 west First W r ite tor booklet describing our 29 , _ Hampshire, was elected president pro street. Albany, Oregon year Rural C redit Am ortized Loans ™ tern ef the senate Moses was non, • usted by the adm inistration forces ULLER GROCERY, 28Ó Lyon The loan pays out in 20 payments, rs- tirin g tlie p rin tip s l Cheap rates. No : a (Socceasor to Stenlierg Bros , e-hlte th« democrats proposed Sens delay. B kam L a n d ' C o ., • U. S. iV C. T. C. T ir e s Groceries Fruits Produce tor Pittm an, democrat of Nevada 1J3 Lyon street. Albany, Ore. O I filone 2b3R Mose« won by a ro te of 50 to 26 on M o re s e r v ic e strict party lines His election la te r olman a j A t . K s o N N o m o re c o st Grocery— Bakery was made by acclamation Ilverytb rn g in the line of eats S k ille d A u to r e p a ir in g at lowest rate of interest. Opposite Fostoflice. e epearya experiments indicate that i B S E E Y F rh « m « * Am ory L»o. .o f Topeka, n., who ba« boon appointed chair- in of the A m erican Legion Commit- i of W orld Rooco. 1500 LOSE HOMES C ourt O rders Laveye, W y o . to Quit Oil Field Site Cheyene. W yo — Tbo 1500 roatdenta of the town of Lavey«. W y o . wen, deprived of tb e ir homes by a ruling of Federal Judge T Slake Kennedy Iter*, who ordered th a t the towns!’ » must b * vacated In favor of the Ohm O > company, which bolds a govern m ' ’ loose on th e land It Is tit tbs S C reak oil Hold fiorlsens lenders o f j- » y o r * * £ f 7 ”’ l'' Í FA R M LOANS F A R R O W GA RA G E, Garnie Bros. F H l-jst com yields come a fte r fall plow- ng It la an advantage also t o 'j e t ,Ae plowing Job out of th« before sgting. « tlea It la well to ramembor that bank ers do not usually consider ona-crap fanners as safe r»d)t risks ub C andv Un., F irst street, next H door to Blafu C lo th ing Co. r Noon Innchm . Home made candy and ice Cream.» FA RM LOANS Real Estate | Prompt service. Inaurance Courteous treatment. New. lo w -p ric e d G ill B a tte r ie s fo r F o rd , and S ta r, o th e r C h e v r o le t s m a ll c a rs A u to a c c e s s o r ie s M ORE S E R V IC E FOR LESS M ONEY ' W m B ah «, Room 5 First Saving* Bank j huilnm g. Albany I