AVO
24, m a
RURAL ENTERPRISE
PACE 5
Odell lake, scenic body of water
iear the summit of the Cascade on
GENERAL PATRICK
he Eugene-Klamath Falls railroad is
GENERAL NAULIN
connected by rail with the outside
world. The line of steel from Paulina,
•ast of the mountains has reached the
Gleaned by the Western louth
end of the lake.
Newsapor Union for
With wheat harvest practically com
»leted, one of the oddest records ever
Busy Peeple
nade In Umatilla county seems as-
lured. The record is that in a whole
e v e ry d ay th r o u g h o u t th e s u m m e r
Large distribution of cutthroat trout vheat harvest season, which has been
will be made In the next few weeks 'fry dry. not a single fire in stand-
season. S topover w herever a n d as long
In the Coos bay costal area.
ng wheat has been reported.
as you please w ith in final re tu rn lim it
George J. Parsons, 72, committed
— O c to b e r 31st.
One man was drowned in the Co-
suicide at his home in West Salem by umbia river at Astoria when the
Now plan y o u r vacation jo u rn e y s to
slashing himself with a razor.
iteamer Admiral Schley, outbound,
th e east. Let o u r agents assist in fixing
The smoke nuisance and high ■truck a small fishing boat amidships,
y o u r itin erary , A n d include
smokestacks in Pendleton will be ■inking it Immediately and hurling the
»ccupants
about
40
feet.
William
Kil
studied by a special committee from
tunes, 36, single, lost his life.
the city council.
e ith e r g o in g o r re tu rn in g ,o r b o th ways,
The first issue of the Malin Prog
Total receipts from the 14 national
if you choose. See it’s m an ifo ld w on-
forests in Oregon for the past fiscal ress, a weekly newspaper is off the
d
e r at little, if any, ad d itio n a l expense.
year were $675,114, according to a for iress under the management of the
General Naulin, the new command
armers of the Klamath Irrigation dis-
est service bulletin.
M ajor General Patrick, who Is to re
er-ln-ehief of the French forces In
rict. The newspaper will be the of-
Installation of an electric siren at lcisl organ of (he farmers and water main as chief of the arm y a ir service Morocco which are operating against
according to a decision of the W a r De
the Oregon state penitentiary is pro isers of southern Klamath county.
the Riffiana.
partment.
posed as a mefcns of warning the pub
Boatmen
of
the
Macleay
Estate
com-
lic of a break at the institution
>any, whose boats are in use taking
Charles G. Dawes, vice-president of ■almon from Rogue river, have been
the United States, will speak at the 'ined nearly $10,000 Recent lnspec-
public auditorium in Portland the ions of boats there developed few
C. P. Moody, agt. Phone 226
night of September 7, Labor day.
»ere complying with government
Sisters of Charity of the House of egulatlons.
Boise, Idaho.—Senator Borah is nol
Washington. D. C.—The Joint con
Providence have purchased a block of
Prosecution of William Levens, satisfied with the settlement of the ference between Canadian and Amer
ground on the crest of the hill above ■tate prohibition director, who is un- Belgian debt to the United States
han customs officials which has been
Astoria on which to build a hospital ier Indictment at Klamath Falls which virtually refunds approximate
In progress here for several days was
By a vote of 302 to 170 McMinnville 'barged with the theft of a revolver ly $100,000,000 in accumulated interest concluded with complete agreement on
voters approved a bond Issue of $10, rom a cabin occupied by a Mexican to that country. He makes this cleat mutual aid to reduce smuggling of
500 by the city for repaving of Lafay aborer, probably will be deferred un in a statement issued here and In a liquor, immigrants and other contra
stte avenue and repairing city streets. it the return of the attorney-general, telegram to Senator Reed Smoot ol band across the International bound
[ AUTHORIZED LIGHT-TESTING STATION '
Utah, a member of America's debt ary.
The i7th annual convention of the »ho Is now on his vacation.
H. J. Eisner, 73. of Bull Run, was funding commission. Senator Borat
Luther league, Portland district, was
Canadian officials agreed that here
► Reflectors and lenses for nearly all makes off
held In Astoria, with delegates and ined $100 In Justice Miller's court does not want the Belgian terms tt alter clearance papers for ships carry
)cars.
(
visitors to the number of 150 in at it Sandy on complaint of forest serv be looked upon as a precedent. Sen ing liquor or other contraband will be
ator
Smoot
assured
him
no
precedent
tendance.
► Have your lights tested as soon as possible- <
es officials and upon refusal to pay
denied when It is apparent their “dis
tant destinations" are faked.
►
Don’t wait till tho last minute.
<
Sam Delalm, 19, who had been at he fine was committed to the Jail at had been established.
Belgium’s debt to the United Ststei
Agreement also was reached on a
tending the Chetnawa Indian school, Jregon City for 50 days Eisner is
jNew
law
goes
into
eflo
ct
Sept.
1.
<
was drowned while swimming in the ■aid to have set a fire adjacent to is $447,000,000. Added to this Is sc mutual system of "tipping" between
Willamette river a few miles north orest land August 8 without a permit cumulated interest of $108.000,000 the forces along the border, under
ind to have refused to put out the which the debt funding commission which the agents on one side will tip
of Salem.
'Ire at the request of Fire Warden recommends be thrown off. President the agents on the other side of th
Miss Catherine Murdock, Klamath .arsen.
Coolidge approved the settlement.
passage of suspicious persons and ve
Palls girl, has received word that she
D ry L a w Force
j Convicts’ L ib e rty
'I am very much dissatisfied with hides.
F.
N.
Wyckoff
of
Spokane,
super
passed the California far examination
the
Belgian
debt
settlement.”
said
and will leave at once to practice law visor of the forces which are com- Senator Borah. "I feel that if this It
latlng the spread of white pine blister
Federal inquiry Into five projected
In San Francisco.
ust in the forests of the Pacific north- to serve as a precedent for other set ■»tensions and mergers which Oregon
The government trail between
vest, is in southern Oregon to direct Dements to come it would result in -ailroads have asked the interstate
Murray Is Captured at Cen
Scottsburg and Smith river In the Slu
the cancellation of several billion dol »ommerce commission to sanction will
•law national forest in Douglas coun he fight there. The United States lars.
Lyle
of
Washington
and
Mar-
tralia, Kelly and WHIos
>e begun by an examination of the
ty will be completed this week. The »ureau of plant industry has ordered
"1 take the position that congress »ommlssfon at Portland on October 5,
he
destruction
of
the
cultivated
black
sters of Idaho Among
trail is 13 miles long.
Near Glendale.
urrant, which is a "seeder'' for the merely acted as agent for the Amer t Is announced.
The explosion of a hot-water heater llsease. and that work Is now proceed- lean taxpayers in lending this money
Those
Promoted.
Representative W. C. Hawley has
la the plumbing shop in Salem of ng in the forests near Medford.
and that it is the business of con
Portland, Or. — Thefhunt for th«
•eceived a telegram from the war de
Theo. M. Barr resulted in damage to
gress
to
collect
it.”
»eventy-nlne water-power plants In
three convicts who shot their way
partment
that
an
additional
appro
Washington,
D.
C.—The
new
field
the building and equipment estimated )regon at present are developing a
priation of $20,000 has been authoriz com mandera of the nation’s reorganiz out of the Oregon state penitentiary
at approximately $3500
capacity of 244,227 horsepower, the
'd for the dredging and improvement ed prohibition army were given 10 on the afternoon of August 12 came to
Three guards, Clair A. Baker, I. W :eological survey reports. Of the
<f
the Willamette river between Port- days In which to begin formation of successful end when Tom Murray,
Hubbard and Henry L. Foust, on the »lants listed for the state, 67 are
and and Salem.
their office« in the preparation for an leader of the gang, was captured at
payroll of the Oregon state peniten iperated by public utilities or munict-
intensive campaign to dry up the ' Centralia, Wash., and Ellsworth Kelly
•lary at the time of the recent break, ■alities and are credited with a capac-
United States and Its possessions. The ! and James Willos were surprised and
Save resigned their positions.
ty of 193.462 horsepower. The engl-
new command, made up of 24 federal I taken without resistance by a posse
Business firms of Pendleton will be ■ eers of the survey have estimated
of Multnomah county officials near
asked again this year to underwrite hat Oregon's water-power sources ^ / ^ l b a n y _ ^ / ) i r e c t o r y Af">» and m oney are best w hen prohibition administrators who will as Ooldendale. Wash.
busy. Make your dollars work in sums full charge September 1, and I
the Pendleton Round-Up against finan ully developed would deliver 3,665,000
All three have been returned to the
our savings department. A l b a n y S t a t e one chief prohibition Investigator, was
cial loss on account of Inclement lorsepower for 90 per cent of the time
B a k e . Under government supervision.
organized chiefly from among the old prison and will face chargee ot first
weather or any other emergency.
>r 6.715,000 horsepower 60 per cent
dry officers, only six new men being degree murder.
Members of the state Irrigation se if the time. ,
R O S C O E AM ES H A R D W A R E appointed.
The rapture of the trio was effect
T h is is good advice; " I f you live
,'urltles commission, with the except
The Oregon state textbook commie
ed largely through the aid of Phil Car
Eleven
of
the
ex-state
directors,
five
in
Albany,
trade
in
A
lb
an
y
;
if
you
live
Ton of Rhea Luper, state engineer, ■Ion. acting upon legal advice recelv-
The W inchester Store
some other town, trade in that tow n." •
divisional chiefs, the chief of general son. who had been ordered from Port
lave returned to Salem after inspect id from Elton Watkins, Portland at- in
But in these automobile days many re -1
land by a police Judge. Carson met
mg a number of irrigation projects in orney, convened In Salem and adopt siding elsewhere find it advisable to do ' G * c o n d h a n d P ia n o s from $1K5 up agents, one assistant divisional chief Murray at Vancouver when the two
If
you
want
a
bargain
in
a
piano
now
and
one
general
agent
were
promoted
central Oregon.
>d textbooks used In the public schools at least part of their buying in the is your chance. They're in A1 condition
Outstanding In the announcement of boarded a northbound freight train
larger town.
I hose who go to Albany
William S. Jenkins. 94, one of Coos if this state on which contracts with to transact business w ill find the firms
Davenport Music House, 409 W. First
the new dry staff was the appointment late Friday. Murray admitted his
county’s oldest men and a pioneer he publishers have expired. In as- named below ready to fill their require
of Walton A. Green, ex army officer, Identity and planned with Carson to
Q ia p le and Fancy Groceries
with a record residence of 54 years mming that Mr. Watkins was correct ments w ith courtesy an l fairness.
hold up some place at Centralia
Crockery and Glassware who aerved as a brigadier-general dur
n the county, died on the ranch where n his interpretation of the law and
He also told the Informant that he,
Mrs. M G. Stetter
Ing
the
war,
in
the
formation
of
the
ae first settled in 1871. on the middle hat the commission bat authority to ACCK88ORIE& a n d TIBKS
Phone 139^j
206 W . Second st.
Kelly and Willos had been hiding In
military
police
In
France,
as
the
chief
Auto Supplies
'ork of the Coquille river.
idopt textbooks at this time, an opin-
the woods near White Balmoh, Wash,,
J. H. A u .IS o n
O 7 1 M S 0 K T H E SHOE DOCTOR prohibition Investigator, a new office, '
on
previously
handed
down
by
At-
442
W
est
First
St
The body of an elderly man, found
Second street, opposite Ham ilton's and the sending to the San Francisco and that he and Willos having quar
>n a sand bar In the Snake river, has orneyOeneral Van Winkle for the
store.
district as federal administrator of E. reled he had left hit competitions
A J- L IN D A H L , hardw are.
"Sudden Service."
Carton and Centralia officials laid
•een identified as that of A. R. Fair tuidance of the state board of educa
C Yellowley, chief of general prohi
Dinnerware
a trap and Murray waa captured with
child of Baker, mysteriously missing ion, was disregarded. In this opin-
bition
agents,
whose
office
was
abol
Tin shop in connection
W ^ a l d o A n d e rso n A S o n . d is tr ib -
’rom his home for four weeks. Mur on the attorney-general held that the 330 W. First St.
Albany, Oregon
Mr. Green formerly was a pub out trouble. Information that the trie
’ ’ utors and dealers for Maxwell, Chal ished
-tatutes
provided
specifically
that
one
had been about White Salmon having
ler or suicide Is suspected.
lisher
of
the Boston Journal
mers,
Essex.
Hudson
At
llupm
obile
cars.
A lb a n y F loral Co. C ut flowers
hird
of
the
textbooks
should
he
adopt
crossed
to the Washington side by tbs
Accessories,
»
pnlies.
1st
A
Broadalbin
Roy
C.
Lyle,
federal
prohibition
dl
One hundred and twelve mills re-
e * - and plants. Floral art for every
Hood River toll bridge, coupled with
rector
for
lVashlngton,
was
selected
•ortlng to the West Coast Lumber- id at a meeting of the commission in and all occasions.
'T H E " FAD A ” R AD IO
the report that a store had been loot
Flower phone 458-f.
nen’s association for the week end ilovember, 1924, and one-third of the
A W e th in k the Fada is the beet Ask by General Andrews as federal dis
extbooks
in
the
same
month
every
»d
end an auto stolen at Bingen
ng August 15 manufactured 102,648,
Woodworth Drug »rict administrator for the new die-
L p a s tb u r n B ro s.— T w o big gro cery for demonstration
Wash . resulted in dispatch of a posse
Co.
Calvin
Ingle
Prop
trict,
comprising
the
states
of
Wash
162 feet of lumber; sold 111,173,941 wo years thereafter. Adoption of
stores, 212 W. F irst and 225 South
extbooks at any other time would be
composed of Deputy Sheriffs Chris
Ington and Oregon.
'eet and shipped 102,500,164 feet.
Main. Good merchandise at the right V E "8PK c F a LTY- 8 H 0 F p E ~
llegal, the attorney general held.
lopherson, Rexford and Jackson and
prices.
The
cppolntment
of
Lyle
automat,
The proposition to bond the city
*
hemstitching and stamped gixsls
f
onstahle Gloss, all of Multnomah
»rally
removes
F.
A.
Hazelttne,
form
Albany. Oregon
)f Eugene for $175,000 to buy a tract
p o li te C a fe te ria a n d c o n fe c tio n e ry 318 W. Second si.
county,
to that locality Saturday morn
Owner,
Mrs.
Irene
Davis.
er divisional director for Oregon,
MANGANESE IN OLYMPICS
>f land to donate the Southern Pa
Il mie cooking. Pleasant surround
Washington and Idaho, an Mr Hazel- Ing.
ings.
Courteous, efficient service.
•Iflc company for Its shops and ter
About 4 o'clock in the afternoon »hi
tine now has the choice between serv
If you enjoy a good meal,
ninais carried at a special election U. S. Geologist A fte r Extensive Sur W e make our own candies. ,
W S. D u n c a n .
vey Reports Plenty.
• »nil know a good meal when you get it
ing In a subordinate capacity to Lyle, four officers, driving along the Glen
>y a vote of 4024 for and 397 against
Vou’ll be back, lor yon 'll not forget it
who formerly was his subordinate, or dale-Yaklma road, saw where a me
Lux Lauceda. about 40 years of age,
Aberdeen. Wash.—The Olympic pen
'ORD SA L E S AND SER V IC E
Our
aim
is
to
please
vou.
resigning altogether. Ellaa Marstera. | chine had recently beea driven from
l Mexican, was lodged In the Klamath insula Is rich In deposits of manganese
Tires and accessories
the old federal director for Idaho, was the road Into tbe brtlsh of a deep
Repairs
county jail by Sheriff Burt Hawkins, ore. according to J. T. Pardeen of the
Leaving tbelr machine the
K
i r k -P o l l a k MoToa Co.
named regional director of the new canyon
United States geological survey, whe
is the suspected murderer of Vslen
ALBANY
district, comprising Idaho, Montana four officers slipped quietly down the
Ino Navarro, a counrtyman, who was returned from an extensive Investiga p A irfm ille r F u rn itu re Co., fn rn i.
canyon and found two men eating
and IVyomlng.
G E O . M G IL C H R IS T
nortally wounded in a knife fight at tlon of mineral deposits in the Olym * ture, rugs. linoleum, stoves ranges.
lufleh The two were surrounded, cov
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
pics
tlgorna.
ered with rifles and ordered to anr
Pardeen said that there are man street. Albany, Oregon.
Raymond H. Torrey, field secretary
To Fight Cheap Auto Olla.
render They obeyed without show ol
»f the national conference of state gañese traces throughout the moun
PI L I.E R G R O C ER Y. 286 L yo n
Washington. D. C. — The national resistance
Jarka, with headquarters at Washing
tains and that several vast bodies of
fSuccessor to Stenberg Bros.)
W rite tor booklet describing our 20-
better huslneaa bureau announced the
That the notorious trio who shot
Groceries
Fruits
Produce
on. was in Salem last week confer the ore have been discovered. One
year Rural Gredit Amortized Loans
launching of a campaign against the down two prison guards and serious
The la m pays out in 20 payments, re
ring with F. A. Elliott, state forester, of these deposits, on the Solduc burn Phone 2h3R
tirin g tbe principal
Cheap rales. No substitution of Inferior oils at filling ly wounded several others In the
>nd members of the state highway de- near Port Angeles. Is already being U O L M A N A JACKSON
stations for the high grade oil the sanguinary battle at the time of theli
delay.
B e a m L a n d C o .,
»artment on promotion of recreational mined and Is yielding ore of excep “
Grocery—Bakery
133 Lyon street. Albany. Ore.
motor car owner aaka for and believes escape, should be captured without the
E v e ry th in g in the line of eats
tlonally high grade.
>aturea in state parka.
he Is getting. The bureau said Injunc slightest reaiatance came as a di»
Opposite
Fostoffice
J
"The manganese deposits of tbe
tlon suits to atop substitution were be tinct surprise to peace offices.
Members of the senate committee
Olympics have hardly been scratch
ub Candy C o., F irs t street, next
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Ing filed In many cities throughout the
>n public lands which has to do with
ed,” said Mr. Pardeen. "There are
door to Blain Clothing Co.
country,
at lowest rate of interesL
Wife ot Chief Justice McBride Dies-
he granting of additional lands to
Noon lunches.
also traces of iron and copper In tbe
St Helens. Or.—Mary B. McBride.,
he states, grazing of livestock in the high country.
Real Extate
Innuranre
Home made candy aod ice Cream.
Albert U. Rosa, master fish warden wife of Thoms« A McBride, chief Juw
tallonai forests and administration of
Prompt service. Courteous treatm ent.
■atloaal parks and Indian reserva-
Sell the males and produce Infertile IMPERIAL CAFE,*209 »V. F,rit W m B a i n . Room .5, First Savings Bank ilnce July 1, 1924, was removed by tlce of the Oregon supreme court, died
*
Harold G. M urphy Prop.
he fish commission at a meeting In In the hospital here Saturday. She
lona. will hold a hearing in Portland egg«.
bnilning. Albany
Phone 665
’ ortland. and Edison I. Rallaugh of had been III for several month«.
September 8 and 9. according to a
WE NEVER CLOSE
it. Helena, for many years an em
Arsenate of lead and lime—dust oi
etter received at the executive of-
Amor A. Tussing
»loye of the Columbia Rlv»r Parkers'
Ices In Salem. The committee will »prey—gets cabbage worms.
Prepare an
AG
NKTO
E
I.r.i
11.1«
I
0
s e e
uisociation aod ex state repreaenta-
told another hearing at Pendleton on
Official Strom berg carburetor serv
e x h ib it (or
LAWYER
AND
NOTARY
Dynamite it a better explosive that,
Ive. was appointed to fill th« va-
ice station
Couservative prices
A1
September 10 and at Baker on Sertem-
th«
swearing
when
the
plow
hits
a
stump
H
alsey
,
O
regon
accy.
work guaranteed.
119-121 W . Second
»er XI..
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A ll Over Oregon
Roundtrip Excursion Fares
CALIFORNIA
Combined Action
“ Precedent,’* Says
Faces Smugglers
Restless Borah
Southern Pacific Lines
A R R O W G A R A G E , Gansle Bros.
Is Reorganized
«"
Is Short Lived
COUNTY
F A IR
PARAGON CA FE
FARM LOANS
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FA RM LOANS
COUNTYi
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