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Edward J. H. Joehnk of Marsh-1
News Notes From
I field has been appointed U. S. referee
All Over Oregon in bankruptcy for the Coos Bay dis
Gleaned by the W estern
Newsapor Union for
Busy Peeple
trict by Judge Wolverton to succeed
William E. Coleman, resigned
Mrs. Myrtle M. Hllsabeck, 45. was
killed when the automobile driven by
her husband, Delbert Hllsabeck,
plunged down an embankment on the
Eugene-Lorane highway near Eugene
Loss by fire in Oregon during June,
exclusive of Portland, totaled $233,
053.74, according to the report of the
state tire marshal. The Dalles suf
fered the heaviest loss reported, $36.-
000.
A rich strike of gold, which ssssy-
ed at $40.80 a ton, the highest value
of gold yet recorded in the operations,
has been made at the Mother Lode
copper mine, 28 miles northeast of
Baker.
Guy C. H. Corliss of Portland, at­
torney for the original trustees of the
E. Henry Wemme endowment fund,
can collect $25,000 for attorney fees
from this trust fund for protection of
the fund against the suit of heirs to
break the Wemme will, the state su­
preme court has held
A. W. Allen, Portland druggist and
for 33 years secretary of the Oregon
State Pharmaceutical association, was
elevated by unanimous vote to the
presidency of that body at the final
session of the convention at Corvallis.
Gearhart was selected as the place of
meeting tor the 1926 session.
The state highway department has
been engaged the past few days
sprinkling the section of the Old Ore­
gon trail between Lone Tree, three
miles east of La Grande, and Union,
which will be oiled. The macadam
under oiling will be closed to traffic
until the work Is completed, probably
a fortnight.
Some unfeeling man watched the
banks of Pony Inlet, In the out-of-the-
way portion of North Bend, until a
number of young women had gone In
to take their dally swim, and then
walked off with moat of their cloth­
ing and a considerable amount of
Jewelry. The girls went home In their
bathing suits.
Reports from 24 district attorneys
and sheriffs of the 36 counties in the
state, received by W. S. Levans, state
prohibition commissioner, for May,
show that of 158 arrests made, 121
convictions were obtained. A total
of $29,185 In fines was assessed and
$9671.30 paid. Twenty nine stills were
seized and 516 gallons of liquor de­
stroyed.
The so-called Warren patent paving
case was ended when Attorney-Gen-
eran Van Winkle and the state high
way commission, representing the
state, and attorneys for the Warren
Construction company, reached a com­
promise agreement for the settlement
of the case outside of court on the
basis of a payment by the state of
$225,000 for royalty. The agreement
closed a controversy of several years
regarding the right of the construc­
tion company to royalties on the use
by the state of Its patent formula for
bttullthlc pavements.
Sealed bids on construction work In
seven counties will be received by the
state highway commission at the Mult­
nomah county courthouse July 28.
Among the projects are: Grading and
surfacing 5.83 miles broken stone on
Kings valley and Perkins market
roads in Benton county; 23.2 miles of
grading, gravelling, 894,000 cubic
yards of excavation on the Burnt Hill
Chetco river section of the Roosevelt
coast highway In Curry county at an
estimated cost of $900,000. Eight and
eight-tenths » lie s grading, Involving
approximately 225.000 cubic yards of
excavation on the Siletz bay Rocky
creek section of the Roosevelt high
way In Lincoln county; 12.66 miles of
grading and surfacing of the Albany
Lebanon section of the Santlam high
way in Linn county, and .65 miles of
grading for the Meacham over-cross
Ing section of the Old Oregon trail in
Umatilla county,
PA«C $
R U R A L EN TER PR ISE
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CLARENCE DARROW
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WILLIAM J. BRYAN
R oundtrip Excursion Fares
e v e ry d ay th r o u g h o u t th e s u m m e r
Postal receipts at Portland tor
season. S topover w h e re v er a n d as long
Jane exceeded those of the same
as you please w ith in final re tu rn lim it
month last year by 634 per cent.
•—O c to b e r 31st.
The annual state encampment of
the Spanish War Veterans will be
N ow plan your vacatio n jo u rn e y s to
held at Port Orford July 23, 24 and 26.
th e east. Let o u r agents assist in fixing
Linfield college will not be moved
y o u r itin era ry . A n d in clu d e
from McMinnville to Portland, trus­
tees of the institution have decided.
The Cottage Grove city council will
e ith e r g o in g o r re tu rn in g ,o r b o th ways,
open bids July 20 for construction of
if you choose. See it’s m an ifo ld w o n ­
a 1,000.000-gallon water storage reser­
d e r a t little, if any, a d d itio n a l expense.
voir.
Portland ranked second in building
construction on the Pacific coast dur­
ing June, according to building per­
William Jennings Bryan, leading
mit figures.
lountel for tha prosecution in the
Tennessee evolution cate against John
Loss to the dorks of the Standard
T. Scopes.
Oil company and the Union Oil com­
pany at Willbridge in a fire was esti­
mated at approximately $56,000.
tloning. All are farmers, save one. a
C. P. Moody, agt. Phone 22fl
shipping clerk, although one of the
Several small fires have been re­
farmers
previously
taught
school
and
ported in the Sluslaw national forest
Clarence Darrow, noted Chlcaeo
but none has spread to timber, ac­
awyer, who Is leading counsel for the another was a United States marshal
iefense In the trial of John T. Scopes nnder the Wilson administration.
cording to R. S. Shelley, supervisor.
The trial will unleash two of the
lor violation of the Tennessee anti-
Headquarters for the Oregon Trunk
greatest orators of the day—Clarence
ivolutlon law.
railroad have been established at
Darrow, world famous agnostic, and
Klamath Falls with J. J. Hoydar, gen­
William Jennings Bryan, leader ol
eral agent from Spokane, in charge.
Dayton, Tenn.—The forces which
American fundamentalists—In a dra
rallied to help Tennessee convict John
The first forest fires of the season
matic clash over evolution and the
U. S. »fc C. T. C. Tires New. low-priced Gill
Thomas
Scopes
on
a
charge
of
vio­
for Douglas county were reported at
Bible.
lating her anti-evolution law, hold a
Roseburg, four of them being spotted
Batteries for
Moro service
material advantage as a Jury of funda­
in widely separated sections of the
Elks Hold Convention in Portland-
Ford,
and
No more cost
mentalists, all God-fearing farmers of
county.
Portland, Or. — From the farthest
Star,
other
the
Cumberland
hills,
were
selected
Skilled
Auto
repairing
Preliminary work on the paving of
reaches of elkdom. thousands of Bills
Chevrolet
small
cars
to
try
the
case.
the Klamath Falls entrance to Crater
A uto accessories
and their families moved in to the
The
state
used
only
one
peremptory
Lake national park has been started
Portland stamping ground Monday to
challenge and passed many without
MORE SERVICE FOR LESS MONEY
by employes for the Warren Construc­
attend the annual convention of the
even
an
examination.
The
defense
tion company.
grand lodge. Special trains, automo­
used all three alloted challenges,
bile caravans and a swarm of private
The new girls' dormitory at the
could have used a hundred more and
parlies brought the peak of the Influx
state institution for the feeble-minded
questioned each Juror at length. The
at Salem will be constructed of con­
prosecutors smiled broadly over the
$4,734,235.000 In Circulation In U. S-
crete, It was ordered by the state
completed jury; the defense attorneys,
Washington, D. C.—Money in cir­
board of control.
looked glum.
culation in the United States on July
More than 7,000,000 salmon trout
A new Indictment, returned In
1 totaled $4,734,235,000, the treasury
are ready for liberation at the state
stronger terms than the first one,
announced.
The per capita amount
trout hatchery on Salmon creek at
smashed the points in the defense's
was $41.49, compared with $42.20 a
Oakridge, according to Charles J.
constitutional case. The original in­
year ago.
Hall superintendent.
dictment could have been attacked
any time because it was returned by
In a timber sale conducted by W.
Of the 545 accidents reported to the
a grand jury convened without the state industrial accident commission
L. Tooxe, Sr., register of the Port­
required 60 days' notice. -It also con- during the week ending July 9, four
land federal land office. 5,248,000 feet
tained a technical flaw in its word resulted in fatalities, according to the
of timber in tour scattered tracts was
age. Both these errors were rectified weekly report of the commission.
sold for a total of $9363.19.
by the re-indictment.
Proposed freight rats Increases on
Those fatally Injured were Charles L.
The 12 good men and true includs Shattuck,
fruit and vegetables by carloads to
general
superintendent,
six Baptists, three Methodists, one Prineville; Hugh B McCauley, holler
Portland from California points via the
member of the Church of Christ, one shop
Southern Pacific line were suspended
worker,
Portland;
Robert
with no church and one whose affllla Thomas, gang saw crew, Portland;
by the interstate commerce commis
tlon was not brought out in the ques James Theo Sprague, timber faller.
slon until November 6.
E.> G. Hopson of Portland, W. B.
Dennis of Carlton and G. A. Coveil
agneto electric co .
Official Stromberg carburetor serv
Of Corvallis were reappointed by Gov
artistic
ice station. Couservative prices. Al
ernor Pierce to succeed themselves for
work guaranteed
119-121 W. Second
terms of six years each on the state
—An Improvement on Printed Linoleum
board of engineer examiners.
en and money are best when
busy. Make your dollars work in
This is good advice; “ Il you live
Residents of Oregon during the fis
Resistance to w etr it probably the one quality you
our savings department. A i . banv S tate
in Albany, trade iu Albany; if you live
cal year of 1925, which closed June
in some other town, trade in that town.“ B ank . Under government supervision.
look for first when selecting floor covering. And it
30. paid federal taxes aggregating $8,
But in these automobile days many re­
is that quality above all others w hich has been
162.0(8.72. according to a preliminary
ias Sue Breckenridge
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
at least part of their baying in the
Hemstitching. Stamped genl«
summary of taxation announced by
built into P a b c o l i n . ,
larger town. Those who go to Albany 333 West Second street, Albany, Oregon
the bureau of Internal revenue.
Not linoleum, nor a substitute, but an improvement’
to transact business will find the firms
Phone 45 2 k
H. J. Cavanaugh, of Pendleton, was
named below ready to fill their require­
on printed linoleum— a floor covering with its wear­
ments with courtesy an I fairness.
appointed a member of the pension
R O SC O E AMES HARDWARE
ing aurface composed of special tn tm e l paint in­
board by the commissioner of pen
stead of the usual soft oil*paint. t -
A CCESSORIES AND TIK ES
The Winchester Store]
sions upon the recommendation of
ax
Auto Supplies
This bard, wear-defying surface rests on a firm "body” of
Representative Slnnott of The Dalles
j. H. A llison
QT1MSON T H E SHOE DOCTOR
long-fiber rag felt, made for this particular purpose, and
He will take office immediately
442 West First St
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• J Second street, opposite Hamilton's
thoroughly w a te rp ro o fe d by a special process.
Oregon’s wheat crop this year was
store.
J,
LINDAHL,
hardware,
estimated at 18,000,000 bushels by F
It pay« to buy Pabcolin because it gives you n tr » - to n 4 aer»
“ Sudden Service.’’
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Dinnerware
vice. It keqps its gloss and beautiful colors far longer than
L. Kent, agricultural statiatician at
Tin shop in connection
LZaldo Anderaon A Son, Uiatrib-
you would suppose any printed floor covering capable, yet its
Portland for the United States depart
35b W. First St.
Albany, Oregon
V utors and dealers for Maxwell, Chal-
cost is no higher. Besides, you are offered a variety of beaut!»
ment of agriculture. Mr. Kent esti­
■rs.
Essex,
Hudson
A
Hupniohile
cars,
ful patterns—many are new and exclusive.
lbany Floral Co. Cut flower-
mated this year's oats crop at 9,500.
cessories.
&
polies.
1st
A
Broadalbin.
and plants. Floral art for every
Let us show you Pabcolin. There are patterns suitable
000 bushels, the potato crop at 4.950.
and all occasions.
IVO ODW O RTH
DRUG CO.
for bedroom, bathroom, laundry, kitchen, porch, dining­
000 bushels, the hay crop at 1,600,000
Flower phone 458-1
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Brunswicks and Victrolas
room, hall, in fact for any room in the house.
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tons.
Radios
Thavenport Music company offers
Among the several thousand per­
Pianos
sold
on
easy
terms
-Lc Piano-case organ, goal as new
sons in the Cascade National forest
Estey organ, good as new
E SPECIALTY SHOPPE
ever the Fourth of July week end,
Used Pianos.
Pianos to rent
hemstitching and stamped goods.
HALSEY.
only eight were found violating the
Albany, Oregon
astburn Bros.—Two big grocery 318 W. Second st.
state and national fire laws, accord­
Owner. Irene McDaniel.
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
ing to Nelson F. Macduff, supervisor.
Mam. Good merchandise at the right
If you enjoy a good meal,
Twenty-four Oregon youths who re­
ASH PAID for false teeth, den- prices.
.ind know a good meal when you get it,
cently completed courses of military
tai gold, platinum and diacarded
You’ll be back, tor yon’ll not forget it.
lite
Cafeteria
and
confectionery
jewelry. Hoke Smelting and Refining
training at various Institutions In the
Home cooking. Pleasant surround­
Our aim is to please vou.
Co.,
Otsego,
Mich,
state have accepted commissions as
ings.
Courteous, efficient serviee.
second lieutenants in the officers’ re­
We make our own candies.
W. S. D uncan .
serve corps, the war department has
ALBANY
announced.
o r d ’ s ALES AND s e r v i c e
D ELBER T STARR
G E O . M- G I L C H R I S T
Why suffer from headaches?
Tires and accessories
China pheasants have become so
Funeral
Director
and
Li-
Repairs
Plentiful at the state game farm Just
Portland, Or.—Ladd a Tilton bank,
Have
K irk -P ollak Moto« C o .
east of Pendleton that some of the
censed Embalmer
uidcst flnanrirJ Institution of the Pa­
birds raised this year that have at­ Efficient Service.
cific northwest and second oldest on
Motor Hearse I'o rtm ilie r Furniture Co., futni-
Write tor booklet describing our 20-
tained their growth are to be releas­
F ture, rugs, linoleum, stoves ranges
the Pacific coast, with astata aggro
Lady Attendant
1 Funeral directors. 427-433 west First year Rural Gredit Amortized Loans
ed to make room for broods that are Brownsvtlle---- . . . . ------ -— Oregon
gating 126.927,112. was «old Saturday
E xam in ed
The loan pays out in 20 payments, re­
street Alhany, Oregon.
Just hatching.
to the United State« National bank of
tiring the principal Cheap rates. No
Portland, the transfer being effective
B eam L and C o ,,
tJLLBB GBOCBRY, M 6 Lyon delay.
The Baker white pine lumber mill
133 Lyon street, Albany, Ore.
(Successor to Stenberg Bros.)
at once.
»as damaged to the extent of 84000
w . L W R IG H T
Groceries
Fruits
Produce
This constituted the biggest bank
when a large engine flywheel flew
irtician & Funeral Director
Phone 2o3R
Jew elers, O pto m etrists
sale or merger ever consummated In
to pieces, tearing holes In the roof
Halsey and Harrisburg
the northweat. Announcement that
U O L M A N - * JACKSON
end west side of the building Pieces
Albany, Oregon
1 D. T aylob . Halsey, or
at lowest rate ol interest
the «ale had been effected and trans­
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Grocery—Bakery
of the wheel were found on the roof
W, L. W eight . Harrisburg
Everything
in
the
line
of
eats
fer of deposits of Ladd a TIRon
and for a distance of 130 feet from
Insurance
Opposite Postoffice Real E state
made at once came aa a startling
the m ill
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surprise even to those beat informed
ub
Candy
Co.,
First
street,
next
Coos county’s bond election has
Wx B aih , Boom 5, First Savings Bank
In financial circles of the city.
,
door to Blain Clothing Co.
bnilning, Albany
keen definitely set for July 30. The
Noon lnncliea.
As result of (he deal the United
Issue will be for $280,000 to repay the
Home made candv «id ice Cream.
States National has beym e the larg
•tatef fort money, advanced to ’ build
eat financial Institution north of San
Amor
A.
Tussing
P K R IA L C A F E . 209 W. First
roads in the county and $700.000 for
Franeleco and west of Minneapolis.
Harold G. Morphy Prop
• bridge at Marshfield and to con­
LAW YER AND NOTARY
Phone
66$
struct highways as laterals through­ All work done promptly and reason
J. W- S T E P H E N S O N ,
W l NBVK.B CLOSE
H alsey , O bboos
out the county.
ably. Phone 26$
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Southern Pacific Lines
ARROW GARAGE, Garnie Bros.
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durable floor covering
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HILL & Co .
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Ladd & Tilton Bank
Merged in National
PARAGON CAFE
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FARM LOANS
YOUR EYES
F. M . French & Son
F
FARM LOANS
F. M . C R A Y .
D R ’A Y M A N
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BARBER
SHOP
First-class Work