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Mr*.
I Satan,
night.
Hatoey Happenings
(Continued from page 1)
F r a n c ia E
w a*
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e n i tix r ix ia c
shpt . 23, i « s
Cray, now cl
ovar Sunday
T h e G reat O u td o o rs
(Continued from page
D e e r ¡S ea so n is o n .
Night* longer than day*.
Tba Albany powdered milk fac
Tha Church of Chriat ia heir g tory ia to ha at tha watt and of
Firat atraet.
repapered.
Fifty-two pupil* aie enrolled in
] E. Southworth went to Port
the high aohool and ten more than
land yesterday.
that in the grade*.
Nineteen communities have ex
Curtis Veateh had his brother
hibit* at the county fair.
| John, from Cottage Grove, lor a
Worth and John Bass weri <ueat Sunday night.
home from Newport over tht
Summer ended and achool began
w e e k end.
a t»
Monday.
A lovely day,
like
Wayne Robertson and Wil many other« wa are having.
Corcoran will attend O. A. C.
Mrs. M. M. Ward and Mrs.
this winter.
Albert Miller, her daughter,
Anna Heinrich came from were in Albany last week
Corvallis Thursday aud visited Tuesday.
Miss Straley.
The “ equinoctial atorrn” myth
Mrs. Leonore Stevenson if a not atrengthened by thia glori-
being treated for ulceration ol •u* weather. Even with the Linn
the stomach.
:ouoty fair in full awing no atorrn
J. W. Drinkard and wife oaterialized.
had Mrs. Ida Smith of Port
Among Halaey people at tie
Oddfellows’ convention in Port-
land for a week end guest.
were G. W. Laubner and A.
MVs? M. V. Koontz is homr 3. and Whitbeck
and their wivee, Mra
from her stay in a Corvallii W. H. McMahan,
J. W. Bressler,
hospitul, much improved
in -V. P. Wahl, G. W. Hoffman. P
health.
I. Forester, Mr«. B. M . Bond and
Mrs. Arch Handly left for
her home in Portland Friday
after visiting her sister, Mrs. P.
H. Freerksen, and her niece,
Mrs. Frank Workinger, for a
week.
Young James Rector, before
going to Newport, was dicker
ing on an exchange of his
motorcycle for a Ford
car.
He is home from Newport now
and is driving the Ford.
D u c k s e a s o u o p e n s O ct. 1.
R e m in g to n G uns and A m m u n itio n
F ilson R a in p r o o f O u tin g C lo th in g
C le a n in g R od s, Gun O ils an d G reases
R a w lin g s F o o tb a ll, B a sk e tb a ll S u p p lie s
ALBANY GUN STORE
L. J. H A U S E R , Prop.
225 W. F ir s t s t r e e t .
HALSEY STATE BANK
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
A N D
SU R PLU S
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
CHANGE
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
For one day, Oct. 2, the South-
rn Pacific company w.ll sell
ouud trip tickets, Halsey to Se
em and return, for 11 61, being
be one fare. Thia ticket will hr
;ood on Oct. 2 only. First train
¿oea at 3:20 a. in. Last train g<t>
>ack about midnight. And there
>re other traiua between.
Mr«. George Maxwell died this
morning at 1:30, aged 56. Funeral
at .tha Method iat church Friday at
J o’clock. Burial at Pine Grove.
Mrs. Maxwell requested that ths
casket ba net opened at tha church
Frjanda can view the remain* at
bar late home tomorrow, Deceased
• uffarad an apoplectic atroka aom» RAILWAY VALUATION RAISED
month er two ago and never re
A/athlngton Booata the Figure* of ax-
covered.
Sportsmen of the Deschutea valley
Miss Merle Straley
favor a reduction of the bag lim it on
111 the fine new
fish, the consensus of opinion being SCnOOlhouSO.
that the present lim it should be cut
in K a J*
There áre radios on one-
fifth of the farms in the Unit
ed States, and on many of the
ether four-fifths the daily mar
ket reports sent out through
that medium are known the
next morning.
is teach
Powel
F. M . G R A Y ,
DRAYM AN
All work done promptly and reason
ablv. Phone 769
Com ng to Albany
F YO U break your glasses
don’t worry. Pick up the
pieces. Wo can match them
and give you the same precriplion
that the original pair was made
from. Our manufacturing plant i
in In ter n a l M ed icin e fo r th e
complete aud sour work will bear
p a st tw e lv e y e a r s
the closest inspetion.
J
Dr. Mellenthin
Specialist
Supervlaor *12,493,003.
Friday night H ill & Co.'« afore
Olympia, Wash.—Valuation« of the
waa butglarized again.
Breaking fix largest «team railroads operating
in on tba I «treat aide, tha thieve, n the state of Washington are placed
took watahas, gun* and poakai it *333.321,(71 In a statement Issued
knivaa valued at about 1100
in
‘iy the state board of equalization
the pravioua robbery a car w ill The valuations are »12,493.003 greater
peouliar tire* waa tracked from a
han those fixed by J. M. Thatcher, ex
burglary acene north of bar« to
upervieor of taxation, before he left
H ill’s and southward to the Her
,rrice
last spring and »2.018.387 great
riaburg ferry, where the trail waa
,r than the valuations of 1924, compar
loat. Thia time there ia no dew. ative statements show.
D o e s N o t O p e r a te
TORRANCE
Reconditioning Shop
Ray bes tas Hi-speed
Brake
Service Station
East First a., Alb- av,
near
the skating rink
Phone 379
Halsey Railroad T|ma
North
South
32, 3:24 a. m. flag 17, 12:09 p. m
5:15
a.
in.
16.
15, 12;45 p. m.
18. 8:16 a. m. flag 33, 8:12 p.m. fla,
H, 12:09 p. tu. flag 31, 1:34 p.
34, 4:08 p- m.
No* 14 and 16 stqp to let off PaSMii«an
from south of Rugene
*
No. 31, direct connnction for MarshSeld
points.
Pa.aenger. for south of Eugene ,hoaW
take traia No. 17.
“
Halsey-Brownsville stage leave* H.l
*«y at 7 a. m and 12:15 and 8 I I
,M • - -
IN POLICY URGED
Shutting Off The Settlers’ Water
Rouse* Much Opposition.
Mr«. J. 8. McMahan.
Yesterday Ed Ruaa brought to
tba JCnterpriae a box of red rasp
berries aa sweat and delicious as
my that ever ripened in a July
sun. Alao a sheaf of Cuthbert
iranchaa with ripe and unripe
»erriea and blosaoms, indicating
hat he will have a supply aa long
ia the weather continue* favorable
4)
ed by the department of agriculture
aa much below that of last year on
September 1.
The lower condition thia year was
attributed to ruat and drought. The
durum variety of wheat, however, was
found to have been affected leas than
others because ot Its resistance to
rust and drought.
The condition of durum wheat In
the four stales combined September
1 was placed at 84 per cent of nor
mal compared with 94 per cent last
year, while all spring wheat In that
section, Including durum, was given a
condition of 72 per cent compared with
90 per cent last year. Spring bread
wheats in those states were 68 per
cent of normal compared with 88 last
year.
The condition of all spring wheat,
including durum, throughout the Uni
ted States was placed at 76 per cent
of normal September 1. compared with
82 per cent last year, with spring
bread wheats about 73 per cent com
pared with 97 per cent last year.
Washington, D. C.— Necessity for a
change ot the interior department's
reclamation policies was urged upon
President Coolidge by Senator Borah,
republican, Idaho.
Sharp protest against the present
policy, and particularly against the
shutting off of water in the federal
Irrigation districts because of failure
of aettlers to meet deferred payments
to the government, has been voiced
by senators and representatives from
several of the western states.
Members of congress, both repub
lican and democrats, returned from
the west, assert that great dissatls
faction has been aroused in thetr
states because of the course pursued
by the Interior department and there
have been reports that this feeling
has grown so strong that the presl
dent probably would be asked to re
move Mr. Work.
Thus far, however, the W hite House
has received no protests In that form.
Outgoing Mail
A t the Halsey poatoffiea mail«
close going north at 11:50 a. m
and 5:20 p. m.
Going south, 11:10 * . m. and
5:20 p. ro.
To Brownsville, 6:J2O a. m. and
12 tn. Morning stage to Brown*,
ville goes on to Crawfordsvill*
Holley and Sweet Home.
You get
T he G IR L
Wre have
T h e diamond I
FRENCH
&
SON
Jeweler«, Opticians, Albany
O n^hundredTyears ago oi
September 27, 1825, Georg:
Stephenson’s “Locomotion No
1’’ pulled the first passenge
train over the fiist public rail
road in the world.
The Oregon Pure bred Livestock as
sociation will hold Its annual meeting
on the state fair grounds at Salem
September Sn
Oregon's hop crop for the year 1925
Wednesday, Sept. 30
probably will exceed 80,000 baleB, or
Office hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
P A 3 H P A ID for false teeth, dac
10.000 above last year, according to
tai gold, platinum and ditcardt
figures compiled. The prevailing price ;«w«lry. Hoke Smelting and Refiafa
for hops is 25 cents per pound, but in Co,. Otsego, Mich,
some Instances the growers have re
As was the case last year there
Mra. Rebecca 0 M iller died at
Optomet iat
ceived as much as 27 cents for their
A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S NOTiCK
bar home iu Halsey Friday even, *ill be no levy of the general fund
M an u factu rin g
product.
Notice ia hereby given that the ua
iug, after a long-tllneae, aged 61 ind the levy for state purposes will
Optician N o C h a rg e fo r C o n su lta tio u
Undertaker Delbert Starr and he 10.299 mills, a decrease of 1.450
Pools on fresh cherries, raspberries der»igned, by an order of the Count
ALBANY
OREGON.
Court r>f Linn County, Oregon, ha* be*
wife of Brownsville had charge ot mills over 1924. the statement reveals
Dr. Mellethliin is a regular graduate and strawberries have Just been
appointed adminiitrstor of the e»t*tea
in
medicine
and
surgery
and
is
li
The
assessed
valuation
of
personal
the funeral, whiofi waa at the M.
closed by the Eugene Fruit Grower* Sophia Iiom, deceaaed. All pertoa
censed by the state of Oregon.
Ita
K. church Sunday at 8., with Dr. property In Washington for 1925 —
association, according to announce haying claim* against said estate are is
does not operate for chronic appendi
quired to present them within «1
Lee of Albany officiating.
Inter, representing 50 per cent of the actual
D ELBER T STARR
citis. gall stones, ulcers of stomach, ton ment at the office of the association
months from the date of this notiet
uient tu Alford cemetery.
I)*- valuation—as equalised by the various F u n er a l D ir e c to r and L i sils or adenoids.
and exceptionally good prices are re with the proper vouchers, to the usder
county
boards
of
equalisation.
Is
caaaed laavwa a husband. J. W.
He hat to his credit wonderful results ported to have been received for these signed at b it residence, about four tail»
ce n sed E m b alm er
in diseases of the stomach, liver, bow products.
Millar, a |so n , Ralph M illar o' shown us »230,971.930 in an abstract
southwest of Halaey, in Linn county
e's,
blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidneys,
Oregon. Dated and firat published tbii
Motor HeaTae.
Halaey, and a daughter, Mre. H ar prepared by the state tax commission Efficient Service.
The Dalles cannery of the Libby, 2nd day ot September, 1925.
bladder,
bed
wetting,
catarrh.weak
lungs,
The valuation reprosents an Increase
I.ady Attendant.
old Stavanaou of Brownsville.
rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rec McNeil * Libby company la now aend
K. D. Isom, Administrator aforesaid
of »2.575.5(7 over 1924.
Brownaville______ ______ ____ Oregon
tal ailments.
ing out 10,000 cases of fruit weekly T u n in g & Tuasing,
J. H . Henry, foreman for the
Attorneys for Admr.
Below are the names of a few of h it with the expectation that this total
Mountain States Power company,
A comparatively small num
many satisfied patients in Oregon
will be Increased to 15,000 or 25.000
baa, with bis family, moved into
IN
T H E C IR C U IT COURT of 1
ber of state legislators sitting
J. L. Chambers. Roseburg, headache. cases In the near future. The cannery
State of Oregon for the County
H. W. Chance'« house, north ol
W
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L.
W
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H
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John
W
odtli,
Waterloo,
bladder
and
continuously or l'or as long as
is employing 240 women and 150 men
Linn, Department Number Two
tha telephone office, tu reside while
Mortician & Funeral Director prostate trouble.
lie
state’s
business
required,
with a payroll of »10.000 we»kt„
George W. Laubner,
Mrs.
E.
K.
Holman,
Richland,
kidney
tha crew work* hare. He arrived
Halaey
and
Harrisburg
would be able to give to the
Following up a precedent the co-op
trotble
Plaintiff,
Saturday from Oklahoma in re-
Call D. T a v l «R. Halaey. or
vs.
W. S. Bennett, Oregon City, nicer of erative set last December, when it
• lions« to a call from the company complex questions coming be
\V. L. W r ig h t . Harrisburg
The unknown heirs of Law
the stomach.
sold a 300.000 box block of export ap rence Higgins, deceaard,
and went to work at once. Liatnn fore them the study and delib
R. W. Meyer, Shaniko, heart trouble.
eration
they
require.
There
ples.
the
Hood
River
Apple
Growers’
and also all other persons jSuMuoS
Chas. H. Hoak, LaGrande, gall stones.
Darby la with tha Henry* on the
Mr*. M . I. Olsen. Portland, appendi association has sold a large propor or parties unknown claim
hoBaa and on tba job, but he aud would be no last-week jam.
ing
any right, title, estate,
citis.
tion of this season's tonnage. Tha
Mra. Darby expect toon to move The governor would have to
lien or interest in the real
trtitt
will
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Remember
above
date,
thateon-
into Mra. Eathar Rika's houae, give good reasons for over-rid
estate described in the com
■ sultatioa on this trip will be free,
Recent announcement by the state plaint herein,
Defendants
formerly W • A, A llen’s, across in g the action of such a body.
and that bis treatment is different. market agent that-the potato grading To the above-named defendants;
Second «treat
The number of new laws would
Laundry sent Tuesdays
Married women must be accompanied law ts to be rigidly enforced has _ In the name of the state of Oregoa
decrease and their quality
by their husbands.
Agency Hub Cleaning Works
brought a deluge of requests for cop You and each of you are hereby require
would improve. — Sunset.
Address; 211 Bradbury bldg., Lor les of the law, grades, rules and regu to appear and answer the ccmplaii
of plaintiff filed against you is th
Angeles. Cal.
A B E S PLA C E
lations. The law provides that before above entHled conn and cause cn o
San of Darwin Diet In England.
any person shall offer potatoes for before the 14th day of October 1921
Cambridge. England.—Sir Frances
Treatment, both
sale they shall be graded and the the same being the date specified in lb
local and Internal, and has been succesa-
'niwln. hod of the famoua evolution
grade and grower's address be sten order of publication of this enmn nni
ful in the treatment of Catarrh for over
Charles Darwin, died here.
and if you fail to so appear and arswe
forty yean. Sold by all druggist*.
ia made for the beat of ua. Re- died on the sack. Any person selling said complaint the plaintiff will take
F . I . C H E N E Y & C O , T o la d o . O h k
potatoes
without
these
requirements,
Grain for W ork H orse
against yo" in accordance will
member, poor ice cream ia nut
A horae at work will require •P
cnlv not eo delicious a* ours, but in lots of more than 50 pounds, Is It the prayer of plaintiff 'a complaint il
this
cause,
to w it : That you, and etel
proximate)/ 134 pound« of grain peí
it ia positively dangerous and un able to arrest and prosecution, and of yon be required to set forth th* as
the
last
legislature
provided
severe
100 pound* Ifv« weight per day. that
healthy. We absolutely guarantee
lure and extent of the interest el
for vlAlatin«*«
la, a 1.800-pound horae at hard work
estate claimed in and to said premise)
that we do not violate the pure
can handle about 24 pound* of grain
The oldest appletree in the described in plaintiff’s complaint tad
food laws either in word or deed
that plaintiff's title to said premise) b<
per day. Thia, of course, should be
in compiling our ingredient* for Pacific northwest is at Van decreed to be valid and forever quieted
fed In three feeds. A good quality
couver,
Wash,
Tho
seed
from
the beat ica cream made.
and that you, and each of you, be fol
of upland prairie hay or clear timo
which it grew was brought 1 d e r barred from claiming any right,
thy or timothy and clovar mixed would
from London by a party leav till!», estate or interest in and to Mid
be the type of hay the fa rm « should
premises, or any part thereof, which
ing there in 1826 for this re premises
grow for tha work horsta
are described aa follows
gion.
Beginning at an iron pipe, which is
east 60 feet distant from the sauthwest
Wanted, to buy fro m fa rm e r*.
__ ____A - —— ’
The foot and mouth disease corner of block No 5 in Shedd. Oregoa.
n>e U N IV E R S IT Y of O R E G O N
which is recorded in volntne 1, pags lk
is still a foremost Texas pro of
plat records in Linn county, Oregoa ;
conttln*
blem.
thence north 462 feet to an iron pip«:
delivered at my farm, 8 mile*
Gtowns, bridge work and filling»
n will
TK< Collfge o< Literatura. Science
thence east 120 feet to the weet line of
pay you to gat my prices ou *o>ir dental work.
C. E. Palk St., has ordered right of way of Southern Pacific Rail-
south of Halaey
and the Arta wtth 22 departiBenta
100 pounds of tall meadow oat road .company. thence south along the
Cusick bank bui’.J l((, Albany
For Sale - 7-wpjkr old
ÍHc pco/eaíiKXMl se hool» oí Arcbi-
grass, one of the sturdiest pe west line of* said right of wsy 461
to an iron pipe; thence west 12»
•ecture apd Allted Arta— Duaineaa
W Thomson.
rennials. and 100 pounds of feet
feet to the place of beginning, contain
A dw tn ia t r a t ion—Ed ucb t kw>—<3 r ad -
Tangier peas, a variety being ing 1 27 acres, more or lets, all lying ia
■•te Studjr—Journaltam —Lew—
W .M B U R B A N K
introduced
from
Tangier Linn county, state of Oregon,"
Medicine—- Mué te— Phyttcal Edu-
has ntovad luto his new
Thia summons is served on you by
which hogs are said to like publication
cwton—Joctolufy —Ex teneion
authorized and ordered by
| RMtaorant and Soft Drink and lea
while
they
disdain
vetch.
!
m a y c o m m u n u a le w ith E nsign Lee ot the S a le ,I,o n A rm y at the
order of Hon. Percv B. Kelly, judge of
^ * r** |í< *‘XY* y
m'orm«fton
the above entitled court, made and ca
Cream Place
*rwe TX f ffífuFav. lA i i ’errfíy
i . W hite Muel.l H om e, > - M aftalr av an u e . I’o .lla u it. >i^m«i.'
tered at chamber* at Albany, Oregoa 9«
25 years' expariauca aa cook Meals
Fred Stover Heads V. F. w.
Oefon £uf*ne Oefon
the 19tb day of August. 1925.
at all haurs. ChaapMl place in
'gW aa.'Okla.— Fred Stover of Butler,
Tha date of the first publication af
F a . was elected national commander this summens it tha 26ih day of August
5<h» Y e * Optas SessraSn 24 14J 5
town to eat. H i* garaga will soon
L. <». Lewelling.
be in operation.
of the veterans of foreign wars at
Attorney for Plaieti».
their national convention here.
Box 325, Albany. Oregon.
W ill be at
HOTEL ALBANY
ONE DAY ONLY
E. C. Meade,
H. Albro,
Modern
Barber Shop
H a ll’ s C a ta rrh
Medicine
c
O ur Ice Cream
UnnÿrslIyWtv^on
Clark s Confectionery
Dr. C. FIC-Q, Dentist
“ PLATES
Wheat and Oats
i
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