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PREMIER PAINLEVE
ROBERT DOLLAR
(«rœerly of H am er Bros , ht< ooened the old
MURAL ENTERPRISE
MORE SERVICE FOR LESS MONEY
aecoruiug to an acnouncemeni maue
at police headquarters.
A total of 34,112 applications for
cash bonus and loans have been re­
ceived since the creation of the sol­
diers' relief act in 1921, according to
announcement made at Salem by
George A. White, adjutant geueral.
Rum Row Endurance Arms May Be
Is Wearing OuU
Sold to Nations
G lea n ed b y t h e \ \ e s t e r n
> ie w s a p o r U n io n fo r
Slashings can be burned up to May
15 without obtaining a permit, accord­
B u sy P e e p le
ing to announcement made at the
state forestry department. After May
The tenth annual convention of the ls jt wiu be neceBsary t0 obtain per-
Oregon Musk- Teachers' association m„ 8 from , he gUte forester cr hi3
was held In Portland.
agents.
The 18th annual convention of thr
K. L. Hall of Eugene, who has the
Oregon Retail Jewelers’ association contract to grade nearly three miles
convened in Salem Monday.
of the Eugene-Florence highway in the
Opening of the Rpokape, Portland Blachly section, is establishing his
& Seattle Railway company's new sta construction camp just west of Blach­
tion was celebrated at Astoria.
ly, and expects to begin grading Wcrk
;Estacada will hold a special elec this week.
tioa May ,29 to decide the question of
Portland telephone service was
the annetation of more territory.
paralyzed and almost 15,000 tele­
Voters of Cascade Locks voted phones were put out of commission
unanimously to authorise a 820,000 as a result of a fire which broke out
hood issue for a high school building in the basement of the Pacific Tele­
Dates for the stxth annual session phone & Telegraph company's main
of the Pendleton summer normal exchange.
Close Blockade By Coast Guard Ban on Sale of War Materla,s
Almost Comp etely Stops
Landing of Liquor.
to Private Parties is Voted
at Conference.
Geneva. — The smaller countries
Washington, D. C.—The war to the
represented at the League of Nations
hilt between the coast guard and the International conference for the con­
rum runners has spread out into new
trol of traffic In anus and munitions
sectors according to reports showing won a signal victory when they suc­
increased intensity of the fight and
ceeded In securing general approval
effective blows by both sides.
of the principle that liberty of traffic.
Rum row off the New York and
Instead of prohibition, shall be the
New Jersey coast has begun to break
basis of the convention.
up, according to advices received at
The campaign of the smaller coun­
Memphis, Tenn. — Caught in tha coast guard headquarters here. While tries for this point wss inspired by
Washington, D. C.—With the Ger­
man and American delegations con­ swirling, muddy current of the. Mis some of the 43 hosts originally on the fear that they would be placed In
curring, the International Council of sippi as she attempted to Btaggef! scene with liquor cargoes still are an unbearable position of dependency
Women adopted a resolution urging ashore, the United States government ; sticking It out by moving about'tn the on the great arms manufacturing coun-
Its constituents to work for the in­ steamer Norman, was overturned and same general area, others have head­ I tries for legitimate supplies of arm»
clusion of all countries in the League lies In 35 feet of water Just below ed south. Retreat northward was cut and war materials If prohibition of
Coahoma Landing. Miss. With her In off by the sending out of a second I export of such materials remained the
of Nations.
The action was taken without de­ a wateiy grave went more than n blockading fleet from New London
fundamental principle of the confer­
Either drowned or killed by the bate after the German delegation had score of a gay excursion party that
school will be from June 22 until
As the rum ships scattered the ence. The resolution proposed by the
shock
of
falling
in
the
cold
water,
July 24.
blockading fleet detached speedy, smaller countries and adopted by the
presented a statement expressing sym­ went for an outing.
Eugene’s \postoffice receipts for Lola Shaver, 18-months-old daughter pathy with' the high Ideals of the
Twenty-three persons are missing heavily armed craft to give chase and conference provides that the basis of
April amounted to 810,574.06. an in­ of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shaver of Pine­ league. The statement was received and it ls believed the bodies of 20 keep In close touch so long as they the proposed convention shall be;
crease of about 15 per cent over hurst, near Bend, was found In a with loud applause, particularly from are imprisoned In the cabin of the remain close enough to the American j Flrat, the prohibition of exports of
small irrigation ditch near her par­ the English and French delegations.
ooast to undertake contact with the - arms and munltlona to Individuals,
steamer.
April. 1924.
Of the dead 17 were engineers or shore. Coast guard seaplanes also arc and second, freedom of exports to
The council voted 247 to 99 to sup­
The annual session of group 2, Ore­ ents! home.
Edward E. Brodie of Oregon City, port France In her policy of security. members of their families, who came kept busy scouting.
governments under certain conditions.
gon Bankers’ association, has been
The starvation blockade has result-
The council decided to Include in to Memphis to attend the first con­
Some delegates favored total pro-
set for M|y 22, afternoon and evening, United States minister to Siam, has
in almost completely stopping the
arma
abandoned his proposed tour of Eur­ the resolution urging a world disarm­ vention of the engineers ef the Mid ed
at Woodburn.
l l r . 1 t / . w n t t t ' T , ! , . rs A le s s v etas««
H /.» /,
/ lit '» ,
South. Other victims were members liquor supply being run ashore. Own under conditions to be laid down by
ament
the
phrase
demanded
by
the
ope
and
will
return
from
his
post
at
Joseph?B. Hill, well known resident
ers of rum row boats In their despera­
of the crew. Two were negroes.
the League of Nations. •
of Lane county, died suddenly at his Bankok directly to Seattle, arriving French delegation that no nation can
tion to keep in touch with their craft
The
cause
of
the
tragedy
has
not
be
expected
to
disarm
until
it
has
Turkey was the only nation dissent­
home near Eugene, where he was June 21, according to a letter receiv­
guarantees of personal safety and been determined. It is believed, how have been forced to employ airplanes. ing when a vote was taken on the
ed from him.
born 65 years ago.
T
h
e.
coast
guard
believes
their
ever, that the boat struck a snag
security.
question of prohibiting sales of muni­
Will J. Roberts, principal of the
Dr. Carl Doney, president of Wil­
This action was taken after a sharp which tore away the after part of method of warfare Is making rum run- tions to private parties.
lamette university, arrived at Salem West Side high schdol at Ontario, has tiff on the floor during which Mrs. the hull and crippled the steering nlng too costly for the "enemy" to
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Saturday after spending a year in the been selected by the land settlement Phillip Northmore, head of the Amer­ gear.
keep up their resistance for any con | _ -
.
W7
committee of the chamber of com­
slderable length of time.
.
.
F id e o f l m W RFlfS
east recuperating from illness.
ican delegation, announced the Ameri­
The bootleggers ashore, however,1
A two-day state conclave of the De merce to manage an Oregon bureau at can delegates were hopelessly divided.
Maintenance of soli fertility is not a
are
showing no signs of woakening
Molay order convened In Medford Groen River, Wyo, during the coming
The United States, howaver, east its prerogative ; it ls an obligation.
In their declared war of revenge and
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Frldgy with approximately 200 dele­ tourist season.
vote against Fraq.ee. Germany ab­
gates and other members present.
Purchase of Lipman, Wolfe & Co., stained from voting In protest against
Give your boy a colt ; both will grow retaliation. Sniping at enforcement
Washington. D. C. — Expression In
agents and patrol boat orews from official quarters her« and In Paris of
in more ways than one.
Oregon has one of the lowest In­ pioneer department store of Portland, the resolution.
behind trees and fences has been re­ Ignorance of any important develop­
fant.death rates In the United States, was completed when an option held
sorted to on Long Island.
on
the
property
by
the
National
De­
ments towards settlement of th«
according to Dr. Frederick D. Stricker,
AGNKTO ELECTRIC CO.
French debt have failed to erase th«
secretary of the state board of health. partment Stores, fbc., of New York,
Official Stroniherc cnrlmrctor serv
ice station. Couserv-ttive pries. Al| HOOD RIVER HIT BY BLAZE belief that at least Informal negotla-
In an effort to lesson the number of was exercised. The deal Involved
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1 tlons en the subject have been re-
work guaranteed
819*121 U'. Second,
deaths by drowning each summer, the about $2,000,000.
Apple Vinegar Plant and Warehouse Buraed
Klamath Falls American Legion post
An American Legion controversy
AR1NELI.O PARLORS
□ urn With Loss of 8200 000.
j Blgnlflrahce given recent events by
This 19 good advice; ‘.’ If you live
voted to purchaso a pulmotor for the over a political appointment will hold
(A beauty aid for every need)
n Albany, trade ill Albany ; if you live
Hood
River.
Or.—The
huge
plant
of
-some observers here has led to the
city.
v
up Indefinitely the proposal to estab in some other town, trade in that town.” St. Francis Hotel
Prep., W in n ifr ED R ose the Hood River Apple Vinegar com ! impression that the debt refunding
llsh
a
national
guard
company
in
But
in
these
automobile
day«
many
re-
After having been shut down since
pany and a warehouse of Kelly discussions are proceeding with a view
elsewhere find it advisable to do
December 18 as the result of a fire, Klamath Falls, according to word re­ iding
an and money are best when Brothers, local merchants and apple to establishing a starting point for
t least part of their buying in the
ceived
from
George
A.
White,
adju
busy.
Make
your
dollars
work
in
the plant of the Portland Vegetable
arger town. Those who go to Albany
shippers, (burned Sunday morning, en- inter exchanges. These events wore
Oil Mills company has resumed opera­ tant-gencral of Oregon.
o transact business will find the firms our savings department. A lban v S tate tailing an estimated loss In excess of the return from France of Under 8eo-
H ank , tinder government suptrvision.
amed
below
ready
to
fill
their
require-
tions.
April brought four fatalities as the tents with courtesy and fairness.
$200,000. It was the most disastrous ' rotary Winston of the treasury with
iss Sue Breckenridge
Oregon Trunk surveyors who will resiilt of automobile accidents, four
fire loss In the history of Hood River an optimistic view of France's flnan-
Hemstitching. Stamped goods
lay out two proposed lines from Bend deaths In a fire, two suicides, one ACCESSORIES A Pl D T I HRS
The vinegar plant. In the boiler i rial outlook and news report! tha$-
333
West
Second
street,
Albany,
Oregon
Anto Supplies j
to Klamath Falla arrived In Bend Sat murder, one drowning rnd one death a »•
room of which the fire originated from Finance Minister Calilnux will place
Phone
452R
j . H. A llison
urday and left Immediately lor the in­ from alcoholism, according to the
undetermined causes, was the largest hia program before parliament empow-
112 W est First St.
monthly report of Dr. Earl Smith,
terior.
ered to make It a question of confi­
west of the Mississippi river.
O
O
S
C
O
tt
AMES
HARDWARE
J. LINDAHL, hardware,
The management was unable to dence If neAssarv.
F H McGowan, 65, picked up from Multnomah county coroner.
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Dinnerware
Officials here, while pleased at In­
give any statement as to plans for
the highway by a atage near Deer
The Winchester Stored
The state printing board has fixed
T in shop iu connection
rebuilding, although the hope was ex­ dications that France would give early
Island, where he was found apparently the price of the 1925 session laws at î5b W. First St.
Albany, Oregon
Q T IM SO N T H E SH O E DOCTOR pressed that such plans would ma­ oonsfdcratlon to the debt question
lit died shortly after being taken to 82.40. This includes postage necessary
O Second street, opposite Hamilton's ture. The vinegar plant annually con­ dented that any formal communication
A
lbany
Floral
Co.
Cut
flowers
Rainier.
to send the publication to any part of
2*. anc| plants. Floral art for every store.
sumed Hood River valley's entire ton­ on the subject had recently been dis­
"Sudden Service.’
Work has again been started on Oregon. The session laws contain 550 tnd ail occasions.
nage of cull apples. Unless rebuilt, patched to Paris.
the Cohen mine near Gold Hill. In pages. 50 pages less than the laws for
Flower phone 458-L
a ld o Anderson & Koii.«distrib- growers the coming fall will feel the
the '70s this mine was a large gold 1923 session of the legislature.
avenport Music company offers
utors and dealers for Maxwell, Chal­ loss of this outlet for cull apples very HIGHWAY
MEN TO MEET
producer, but has been Inactive for
An order will be made soon closing
mers, Essex, Hudson & HupmoWle cars.
Piano case organ, good as new
keenly. Hundreds of growers and
some years.
Salt creek, Fall creek and Wtnberry
Accessories, o prlies. 1st At hroadalbm. many business concerns of the city
Kstey organ, good as new
Purpose Is to Designate Internal«
Work on the 17.3-mlle stretch of creek districts In the Cascade national Used Pianos.
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oodworth
drug co . owned small blocks of stock in the
Roads In Western 8tates.
The Dalles-Callfornla highway from forest to camping after June 1, ac
Brunswicks ami Victrolas
concern, which had grown to be Hood
istbnrn Bros.—Two big grocery
Washington, D. C.—State highway
Rand,creek north, which is being built cording to Nelson F. Macduff, super
Radies
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
River's largest manufacturing plant.
officials of 11 western states will
by C.' Nyberg, will be completed by visor of-the forest. The same ruling Main, flood merchandise at the right
Pianos sold on easy terms
meet at Ran Francjaco May 15 to
was
made
last
year
on
account
of
fire
September 1.
price».
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No Change In Banking Department. designate the Interstate roads In those
E SPECIALTY SHOPPE
hazards.
Rankers from the eight northwest­
hemstitching and stamped goods.
lite Cafeteria and confectionery
Olympia, Wash.—Harry C. Johnson, states to be uniformly marked us
Thomas Tweet, civil war veteran
ern counties of Oregon gathered in
Albany, Oregon
Home cooking. Pleasant surround­ 318 W. Second st.
newly appointed supervisor of the United States highways, the bureau
Owner, Irene McDaniel.
Courteous, efficient serviee.
Astoria Friday for the annual spring and Bend pioneer, has been named as ings.
state banking department, stated that of roads announced.
meeting of group 1 of the Oregon a member of President Coolidge's hon W e make our own candies.
W. S. D uncan .
no changes In the personnel of his
The meeting Is one of the regional
orary bodyguard In connection with
Bankers' association.
department
are
contemplated
at
thia
conferences
decided upon at the re­
the
anniversary
of
the
first
Norwe­
The old house in which Homer
ilm s developed and printed. New
F U R N IT U R E A N I)
cent gathering here of the Joint board
time.
Davenport, famous cartoonist, lived in gian settlement In America, which
We mail them rig h t back to you.
on Interstate highways, which decided
Silverton for many years is to be torn be observed at Minneapolis the first Woodworth Drug Company, Albany, O r­ X*1 FA R M M A C H IN E R Y
to eliminate the confusion 'caused by
Chinese
Ruled
Out
of
White
Schools.
egon.
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down or moved to some other location week In June.
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bought, sold acd exchanged at all times
overlapping of many named highways
Jackson.
Miss.—The
stste
supreme
to provide ground space for a new
Six million feet of pine timber on
ORD SALE* AND KERV.CE
court ruled that Chinese children are and definitely to mark the most Im­
state armory to be erected thia year. 640 acres of land owned by theeYam
Tires and accessories
B E N T. S U D T E L L
Repairs
not eligible to attend the white public portant routes by the same number»
say
Land
&
Cattle
company
was
sold
W. L. Gilchrist of Albany was cut
Phone 76-R. 123 N. Broadalbin st.. Albany
K
irk P ollak M otor C o .
schools of Mississippi in reversing and throughout their lengths.
1 J several place! about the face and to Prentice Pucjett, Klamath logging
The meotlng will be attended by
remanding a case brought from the
jrtiniller Furniture Co., futni-
h in d s near Halsey when a China contractor, for approximately 810,000
officials from Oregon, Washington.
circuit
court
of
Bolivar
county.
tare, rug». linoleum. stoves ranges.
P Vasa nt flew Into the windshield of The timber Is located in the 1 amsay
California. Nevada, Idaho, Montana,
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
Mr, Gilchrist's car with such force as country between the Sprague and
Wyoming. Utah, New Mexico. Arizona
T h ree K illed In Plane Crash.
street,
Albany,
O
r
e
g
o
n
.
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Williamson rivers.
to Shatter the glass.
Salt Lake City. Utah. — A. Claron and Colorado.
Articles of Incorporation of the
ULLER OROCRRY. Wft Lyon
VFj Iter Ford, 9, La Grande school
Write tor tiooklet describing onr 20- Nelson, former superintendent of the
(Successor to Stenberg Bros )
boy%
kwas dangerously injured as the Canby Chnal company were filed In
year Rural Gredit Amortized Loans western division of the air mall serv­ C o u n ltr O ffensive W ith 100,000 Men.
Groceries
Fruits
Produce
Paris—The French reinforcement«
result, of boys playing with a pistol. the county clerk's office at Oregon I'bone 2t»3K
The loan pays out in 20 payments, re­ ice, and two passengers. Grant Chris­
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tiring the principal- Cheap rates. No tensen and Russell De Ix)ge, both 16 from Algeria, which have tn a greet
Hegwmi shot through the neck end City with capital stock of 8100,000,
delay.
B eam L and C o .,
OLMAS & JACKSON
mA ch blood before medical at- is the intention of the firm to Irrigate
years old, were instantly killed at part arrived In Northern Morocco are
133 Lyon street, Albany, Ore.
Grocery—Bakary
the land lying between a point five
Woodward flying field here when the being sent to strategic points along
tfntlon w as obtained.
i t vervthing tn the line of eats
commercial plane Nelson wss pilot the front. At the same time opera­
Stat^ highway officials of Oregon miles east of Canby to Canby com
Opposite Postoffice
tng went Into a tall spin and fell from tions continue with the object of re­
will meet with those of 10 other west­ prising some 5000 seres.
ub
Candy
Co.,
First
street,
next
lieving the French outposts still sun
Oregon
pensions
have
been
granted
an altitude of 100 feet.
ern state« at San Franclsao Friday to
door to Blain Clothing Co.
rounded by Abd El Krlra's Rtfflan war­
designate the Interstate roadi in those by the pension office as follows
Noon lunches.
Stetson Named Minister to Finland riors Military men here believe Mar­
at lowest rate of interest
states to be uniformly marked as Uni­ Lee Morelock, Portland. 815; Hort.-nse
Home made candv and ice Cream.
Washington. D. C.—John B 8tetson shal Yyuatey will need 100,000 troop«
J
Gott,
Port
And.
830;
Llzxie
Randall.
ted States highways.
Jr., of Philadelphia, son of the hat to drive the Invaders out. The gov­
The Dalles. 830; William F Reed
Ten were killed in traffic acclder s
manufacturer, has been appointed min ernor general*! force! now number
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C o n ru
Roseburg. 31S"; Susan Driscoll, Rose
In Portland during the first four
Phone 665
| t f g B ain . Room 5, First Savings Bank liter to Finland.
close to 70,000.
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burg. 812; Levi Knorr. TeTrebonne,
months of 1925, an Increase of three 815; William O’Mara, Sutherlin, 812
helloing. Albany
W l NgVER C L O 1 «
over the corresponding period In 1924.
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Captain Robert Dollar of San F ran ­
cisco, to whose interests the shipping
board sold its Pacific vessels.
Paul Painleve, who accepted the
premiership of France and formed a
new cabinet.
Fatal Upset of
Council of Women
Government Ship
F avors the League
France to Settle
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