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R U R A L a X T E R l'R I S f i
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RURAL ENTERPRISE
An Indapandent— Not n e u tra l—newa-
puper, p ublished every Weduesday,
The Great Outdoors
From Ye Editor’s Old
Home.
(Stanstead Journal, Rock Island,'
W here Bread, Meat, Clothing, Health and Vigorous Humanity are Produced
Province of Quebec)
|
October 12, 1868, William
11 n year io advance
Arrearages. I2 j£ c a m onth Wheeler from Barnston, then 181
Albers Brothers'
years of agew entered the Jour-
A d v e rtis in g . 30c an in c h ; no discoun
and
t learn the print-
and
Brewster's
lo r lim e o r space . no charge lo r com nal office
SV
po sitio n orc.ranges.
i-r’s trade. He is now past sev-
Sa "Paid-tor paragraphs.*’ te a lla *
Chick S tarting Milk Mash M/
. nty-five and the “devil” and all
* ar« a d v e rtis in g disguised as ne w s
Baby Chick Scratch
| the way down to editor and pro-
\IZ
complete
' prietor of the Rural Enterprise,
Egg Producer
| a weelky newspaper published at
line of
SCATTEKGUN SHOTS
W
Halsey, Oregon. Old-timers here
Triangle Egg Mash
Herrin is almost as lawless a>
remember the Wheelers.
th a t other Illinois city, Chicago. 1 he four a l t a11 *stl11
The be-t m q u a lity and price
\lz
Attractive prices on Shell, Bone Meal
_______
Lucas, a stair builder by trade,
M
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iias been in one shop in Eugene,
Our hammer chopper ie s till ham m ering
and Fine and Coarse Grit
J h e history of wild and wooly Oregon, for thirty-five years,
I f you w ant a re a lly good g rin d we can do it
T
Illinois is being written in crim- Euphrosyne is living with her
Uz
children in Connecticut; Sylvia
io d .
\tz
s Mrs George W. Bowen of
France goer true to form in Ayer’s Cliff.
For forty-five years their
Morocco and offers to compromise
Corn in This Valley
father,
Harrison W’heeler, has
withAbd El Krim if he will elim
Everything Falls,
lain
in
a
Barnston
cemetery
anc
0- A. C. says corn p la n tin g
inate himself.
their m other in a grave on a
tim e in this valley is before and
Especially Crops
son's homestead in the wilds of Notice the steady growth of the
up to the 20th of May and the
i n r. w a m e. e r a
The leopard cannot change h is' o regon since 1897.
season is so early th iä ^ e a r that
55'ashington, D. C.— A g e n era l red u c
t f r w n s . “ • W H E K 1.B R
Chick Feed
Growing Mash
TS
w
O. W . F R U M
the same if 5-per-cent beer were
legal.
A patent medicine concern give-
notice that it ie dieeontinuing ad-
vertiving in thia section. That
claas ot advertising ie more p ro fit
able in lent salubrious cliui&le-
than th a t of Oregon.
Every candidate for office an
nounces in his platform th a t he
is the farm er’s friend. In fact, we
don’t remember one in fifty
yeare who d id n ’t.
They don t be
lieve all the farm ers will stay
away from the polls.
Instead of restricting th e car
rying of firearm s how would It
do to provide a fine for any per
son having custody of $5 or ovei
without a loaded revolver? We
who have less than th a t would
escape the penalty, as we do the
.income tax.
We cannot state positively
th at 90 percent of the talk about
capital having been deterred
from investment in Oregon by J
the short-lived income tax is pure ■
bunk, but th a t is what we be-1
lieve a fter having learned th e '
facts in a few of them alleged
cases.
“R o m e D c L u x e 1*
Sleep Sold H ere
W hat a glorious feeling
it is to escape from th e
deadening effects of a
s a g g in g b e d s p r in g .
When you sleep with
your spine straight—
when you eliminate the
p re ssu re on d e lic a te
nerves—when the whole
system clears itself of
fa tig u e p o iso n s a n d
every muscle and nerve
feels refresh ed —th en
y o u ’ll a p p re cia te th e
benefits which we offer
you in Rome Quality
De Luxe, The Bed-
springLuxurious. There
isonly onegenuine Rome
De L u x e—let us show
it to you. All sizes car
ried in stock. For wood
or m etal beds.
To a woman’s statem ent to
th e congressional committe that
more children of workmen an ■
wearing shoes and stockings1 ___________________________
than under the license system a the BEDSPRING LUXUR IO US
wet female sneeringly asks i t ’ ---------------------------------------- -
h « r« Quality
ia o n ly one
> ln n
N ( ) f C . T Roma
1 |» n ____
shoes and stockings are more
F Dc L m m an J
h « R o m « Com
importmanlj th an
ch aracter,1 It p an ia y. oa W ad « a o te n ll ly th by e T aca
u la « a a d
which Ti-miadi us
th a t children I
are growing up with cleaner
characters as well as better clad
feet.
i it fu» healthful aWcp»
Hill & Co.
H ALSEY
Yooson y umped hin to ll?
Utility
Investments
are
Protected
th e re
p re .
sented the boys with $50 for the
good work done. They believe it
1» safer than
and
as cheap
a«
putting out poison, which has
been known to kill valuable dogs.
An eagle is reported to be In
the habit of killing lambs near
H arrisburg, eating
the hearts
and livers and leaving the rest
of the carcasses.
V o lu n te e r fla x w h ich m easured fu ll
th re e fe e t in h e ig h t was e x h ib ite d at
M c M in n v ille by F ra n k S aw yer, fa rm
r o f th e D a yto n d is tric t.
by
fo rn ia , fa rm e rs .
S ix t y f iv e 70-pound
packages o f h a rd fe d e ra tio n seed
w heat g ro w n n e a r Is la n d C ity mad.
up th e co n sig n m e n t.
Sheepmen o f c e n tra l O regon re p o rt
th e la rg e s t cro p o f lam bs In th e his
to r y o f th e sheep in d u s try in the m id
sta te c o u n try . T h e un u sua l increase
in flo c k s Is a ttrib u te d to th e m ild w in
te r and the abundance o f feed in the
ran g e c o u n try .
Sheep m en p re d ic t
th a t th e c lip o f w ool w ill a lso be above
th e average.
«ending may lie advanced sltg htlv.
A W ashington report, published
on page 6, says corn p la n tin g in
i lie whole country is lik e ly to be
libe ra l this year, but the Linn
county man who has good corn
ground and accliuiatfcl Oregon
seed need not fear the effects o f a
surplus, lo r Oregon always pays
for bringing mm h corn from the
corn belt.
tio n in th e cost o f liv in g is u n d e r
way, a c c o rd in g to th e la b o r d e p a rt
m ent.
A s h a rp d ro p was re g is te re d in th e
w h olesale p rices d u rin g M arch and th o
f ir s t tw o w eeks o f A p r il, a c c o rd in g to
g o v e rn m e n t s ta tis tic s .
T he b u re a u o f la b o r s ta tis tic s re
porte d th e p rices o f 404 co m m o d itie s,
in d u c tin g food, c lo th in g , m edicines,
fuel and b u ild in g m a te ria ls dro p p e d
2.25 per cent In M arch co m pared w ith
F e b ru a ry .
T h is decrease b ro u g h t th e to ta ls 6
per ce n t lo w e r th a n la s t y e a r’s p ric e
B ye does not make use o f a tm o l le v e ls fo r th e same period.
p h e ric n itro g e n as does the legum i
F a rm p ro d u c ts re g is te re d th e s h a rp
crops and fo r.th a t reason it gives buck;
est d e clin e , fa llin g 4 p e r cent, com
to the soil o n ly th e n u trim e n ts w ide)
G ra in , hogs,
It takes fro m it. Its greatest value nt pared w ith F e b ru a ry .
a green m a n u rin g crop Is Its a b ility tc , I sheep and lam bs, eggs, tobacco, w ool
re tu rn la rg e am ounts o f organie u in lte j and c o tto n shared th e d ro p In p rices
to the soil w hich Im proves Its m e d ia n j ■ M isce lla n eo u s c o m m o d itie s decruas-
leal co n d itio n , m o is tu re capacity, etc I ! ed 3.5 p e r cent, fu e ls sank 2.5 per ce n t
Rye shotlld n o t be a llow ed to grow and m eta ls, b u ild in g m a te ria ls t»nd
.U n til it rea d ie s a la rg e slae before it b drugs dropped ! per cent, b u t no
tu rn e d under because it . w ill exhaust j change lo o k place in household goods.
th e m oistu re su p p ly and thereby Injur»
the fo llo w in g erop.
In some soil»
Mrs. L. E. Walton was down
th e re is also .lunger o f g e ttin g so inn.-I
o rg a n ic m u tte r fro m a c fh p o f rye that from H arrisburg Friday and a t
the Brownsville-Halsey
unless It Is ‘tu rn e d under e a rly a n f tended
a llo w e d to begin decom position tin baseball game.
excessive a m o u n t o f m a te ria l tu rn e ii
tin d e r w ill In te rfe re w ith the move
The federal bureau of efficiency
in c u t o f th e soil m oisture.
As Green Manuring Crop
Rye Holds a High Place
FOR SALE
Good Work Team
2 loads Clover Hay
F. O Salmou
Coming to Albany
Dr. Mellenthin
Specialist
n Internal Medicine for the
past fifteen years
H ock N o t O p e r a te '
G eorge N euner. U n ite d S ta te s dis
t r ic t a tto rn e y fo r O regon, te le g ra p h e d
B e rt C. Thom as. U n ite d S tates com
m is s lo n e r a t K la m a th F a lls , to file
-o m p la ln ts a g a in s t In d ia n s . o f the
K la m a th re s e rv a tio n , w ho a re r e p o rt
ed to have em bai'. >d upon an o rg y o f
d ru n ke n n e ss and law lessness fo llo w
in g th e d e cisio n o f C irc u it Judge
l.e a v ltt, w ho held th a t In d in n w ards
o f th e g o v e rn m e n t could n o t come
u n d er m u n ic ip a l, co u n ty o r s ta te laws.
ONE DAY ONLY
Feed Liberally to Get
No Charge for Consultation
Public u tilitie s render a arvii»« th a t are v ita l and indispensable
to the public—service» th a t a ife tho user money, tim e and
inconvenience, stim ulats production and promote prosperity.
The public requires ele ctricity and gaa in good time» anti had.
Demand« of diversified elan».-» o f in d u s try assure a regular
volume of business.
Your investment in the preferred soar.» of M ountain States
Power couipanv enable you to participate iu ttie dividends de
rived from supplying such indispensable services.
There are many other ways in which
u tility in v e s tm e n ts a re p ro te c te d . I.e t
u» give you the details shout th eo pp o r.
tn n itv for sound investment afforded by
M ountain States Power 7 per cent Pre.
ferred Shares,
Mountain States Power (°
Eugene
S.aytoo
Last year “ bloody H « rrin ,” I l
linois, fed up with thirteen kill
ings in the klan war, got reli
gion. A nother outbreak occured
on Tuesday and six more joined
the silent m ajority. Steer wide
of the killer who gets religion
lest he blackslide ere you are out
of range.— Florence Times.
BARBER
SHOP
First-class Work
W ill be at
HOTEL ALBANY
Thursday, May 6
Office hours
10 a.
m. to 4 p. in
Profitable Flow of Milk
Dr. M e lle th h in is a re g u la r gra.lnate
" L ib e r a l fe e ding m ust be pra ctice d in ' medicine» and surgery and is licensed
I f p ro fit Is expected fro m d a iry cows." by Hie state o f Oregon, l ie does not
«ays R. W. C le rk e f the C olorado Ag
operate to r ch ro u ic appendicitis, gall
" A la ree p o rtio n stones, ulcers o l stomach, to n sils or
A id to s e ttle rs on th e proposed Vale r lc n ltu r s l colloge
(50 te 75 per ce n t) o f th e food given adenoids.
O wyhee and B a k e r ir rig a tio n p ro je c ts
lie lias to his c re d it w o n d e rfu l results
a cew Is req u ire d fo r m aintenance, the
w ill be e lim in a te d and th e ir c o n s tru c
in diseases of the stomach, liv e r, bow-
re m a in d e r being re q u ire d
fo r the
e lt, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidneys
tio n by th e In te rio r d e p a rtm e n t w ill m a n u fa c tu re o f m ilk .
W ith a scant bladder, bed w e ttin g , catarrh, weak lungs
be made m a n d a to ry by th e In te rio r feeding, th e » hole a m ount given mav
rheum atism , sciatica, leg ulcers and rec
a p p ro p ria tio n b ill as re p o rte d to both be u«ed fo r m aintenance, le a vin g n.-’ h
tal ailm ents.
Relosv are the names o f a feev o f l i l t
houses o f congress fo r fin a l passage Ing fo r m ilk p ro d u c tio n
m any satisfied patients in Oregon
•’In feeding f o r la rg e re tu rn s , a va
R e d u ctio n in fre ig h t ra te s on live
Mrs f L Peet- Moro, h eart trouble
rle rv o f foods cite « b e tte r re su lts
sto ck fro m e a stern O regon. W ashing
M rs P. K Hager (da u g h te r M arie ),
to n . Id a ho and M o n ta n a to m iddh i ib s u a f ln g l" die*. Such a ra tio n 1«
W alton to n s ils and adenoids
w e ste rn m a rk e ts w h ich w ill be n efit b e tte r digested, relish ed longer, and is
Mrs. E C, M u llu t. H ilsb o ro , ulcer ol
more lik e ly to meet n il the re q u ire
the leg
g ro w e rs in those se ctio n s con sid e ra b ly
I m ents o f the body
l arge ronsunip-
Mrs.
Nets Peterson,
Skauiokawa.
was o rd e re d by th e In te rs ta te com
i tlo n o f food fa Im p o rta n t snd th ia w ill Wash . co litis.
m eree co m m issio n In th e case o f the I be accom plished w ith a m ixed diet. I f
o ro v e r C. C oa th ie r. C o q u ille , co h tis
A m erican N a tio n a l L iv e s to c k aaaocla i c e rta in need« o f th e body are not ra p - snd ulcers of stomach.
Mrs Carl Johnson, M a rsh fie ld , ear
lio n and re la te d o rg a n is a tio n s against ' plie d , th e a n im a ls w ill develop a de
th e O W. I l 4 N . co m p a n y and o th er | prav 1 a p |ie tlte . le u d ii- them to eat tremble,
I W. T urner. Dalles, stom aehtronb’.e.
bone«, leather. paper and ■ m lln r m ate
ra ilro a d s o f th e P a c ific n o rth w e s t.
E. A. Ku<aell, K la m a th Falls, appen
ria ls tc» s a tis fy th e c r u i n g w hich d ic itis .
arises because the ra tio n is lac k in g In
Remember above date, that coq-
some p a rtlc tiln r rtu trle n t.”
Hood R iv e r A p p le G ro w e rs' associa
tio n , b rin g in g th e to ta l re c e ip ts on
apples and pears o f th e 1925 crop to
»1,596,000.
•r
found a departm ent in W ashington
em ploying 250 men to collect cer
tain
taxes. A modern
hank
system wfas installed and the force
reduced to 80 men, saving »250,-
W00 a year in that one office aud
making 170 enemies.
J. W
STEPHENSON.
TUSSING & TOSSING
LAWYERS
H ilo y and Brownsville
Oregon
NOTICE
A cash d is trib u tio n
a g g re g a tin g
»144.(00 was made to m em bers o f the
Service Founded on Public
Necessity
-
T. J. Skirvin Seed (°
he remarked th a t in nine years
he had trapped 243 bobcats, 72
Seattle.
coyotes, 5 cougars and 5 wolves.
IV h e a t— S o ft w h ite , w e ste rn w h ite
Last week’s Scio Tribune $1.62; hard w in te r, n o rth e rn s p rin g
sa id :
»145; w e ste rn red, »1.44.
Last Monday Jess Parrish of
Hay
A lfa lfa . $28; tim o th y . $28;
Jefferson phoned John Silberna- tim o th y P. 3., $20; do, m ixe d. $26.
gel a t Jordan th a t coyotes or
B u tte r C ream ery. 39@41c.
foxes were killing lambs and
Eggs Ranch. 259130c.
sheep in his neighborhood and
Hogs P rim e. $13.85814.10
asked him to bring his dogs over.
C a ttle — P rim e steers, $8 2508.85.
John and his brothers, Sylvester
Cheese— O regon trip le ts , 24c; O re
and George, and their two dogs; I p -a t.md;rda W a s h in g to n t r ip le ts
Totn and Wayne Phillips with -’‘- 8 -3c.
their dog, and Peter Schwindt
Spokane.
and his dog, ran down and cap-i
H o g s —P rim e m ixed. »13 7 5 8 1 3 85.
tured a female coyote near the
Tom Looney farm , north of Jeff-! C a ttle — P rim e steers. »7 50 @8 25.
erson. Tuesday morning the boys
returned with their dogs ana i W h a t is believed to be th e la rge st
soon had a fox. It is belived the p a rc e l post s h ip m e n t e ve r sent front
m ates of th e two captured art- an eastern O regon p o in t was recent
near by and will shortly make ly d isp a tche d fro m the Isla n d C ity
th eir presence known._________ p o s to ffic e fo r M odoc co u n ty , C a li
¿The dates fo r th e l^>banon s tra w
b e rry fe s tiv a l and rose show have
been set fo r F rid a y and Saturday.
M av 28 and 29
A m ove m e n t to have a m ilk in
sp e cto r fo r A sh la n d , M ed fo rd and
G ra n ts Pass was in itia te d at a pub
lic m ee tin g In A sh la n d .
Dallsa
Springfield
w
Linn County Beaats and
Birds of Prey
Did you know th a t Yiminie
A lbauy
C o.vallia
Cottage Grove
Independence Junction C ity Lebanon
Good Luck Egg Mash
P o rtla n d
W h e a t— B ig Bend blueatem . »1.49;
N um ber of pounds o l b u tte r m an u fa c hard w h ite , »1.49; » o ft w h ite and west
tured in the last five ye a rs :
ern w h ite . $1.52; hard w in te r, $t 44;
1921 ............414,205
1924............ 627,107 n o rth e rn s p rin g $ 1 4 3 ; w e s te rn red
1922 ........... 520.902
19.-5............ 706,782
11.42.
1921........... 526,402
H a y - A lf a lf a . $19 50S 2n to n ; v a lle y
D uring M»rob thia year we man. tim o th y . $ 1 9 8 )9 50; e astern Oregon
ufaclured 9500 pounds more than tim o th y , $21.50® 12.
in March last year.
B u tte rfa t— 41c s h ip p e r« ’ tra c k .
Eggs -Ranch, 2 2 8 2 4 c
C h e e se --P rice s f. o. b. T illa m o o k ;
T rip le ts , 2754c; le a f, 2854c p e r lb.
C a ttle — S teers, good, $898.75.
When William H. Buchanan of
Ilo g s
M ed iu m to choice, $12.509
Cascadia got $19 bounty from 14.10.
the county clerk the other day
S h e e p --L a m b s, m edium to choice.
hi two coyotes and six bobcats »11012.
‘ ‘ I 'b e fa r m e r s d o w n
Feed
«
Albany
Creamery Association
spot«, The fellow who ia boot-1 ---------------------- ——
legging now would bootleg just
Potatoes
Sheep Shearing
suttatioa on thia trip w ill lie frge
and that his treatment i< different
Have ’em clipped. See Chari«»
d women m ust be accompanied
Kutach, 31 mil«« southwest of Owner having good ranch by M tb a e rrie
tr husbands.
Halsey, route 1, or phone Albany atate cash prie«.
M. H itchcock,
A d d re s s . 2 t l B radbnry bld g ., Lot
A n g e le s Cal,
285 7tb a»«., 8«u Mateo, Cal.
10F31.
g
I
o l A p p o in tm e n t o f A d m in is tra trix .
N otice is herabv given th a t the u n .
j q .™?0 j * i*.Vn ' C o -m i»■ ” *
b o u n ty
j b f ,,n' . Dnol', lte<1 f , . . T
’ c tb ’
been appointed a d m in is tra trix of
estate of C P. Stafford, deceased. A ll
persons h a v in g cla im s against said
estate .re required to present them
w ith in six m onths Ir o n the date of th is
notice, w ith the proper vouchers, to the
undersigned at her residence in Halsey,
in L in n County, Oregon.
Dated and first publisbad tb i» 2 l» t
day of A p r il, I ” 26.
F ra n k ly » D. Stafford.
A d m in is tra trix Aforesaid.
T ussin g A T utsin g , Attya. fo r A dtax.
N O T IC E
of H e a rin g of F in a l Account
Notice is hereby g ive n th a t the fin a l
account »1 E. D isom as a d m in is tra to r
de bonis non w ith the w ill annexed of
D avid I Isom, deceased, has been file d
in the C o u n ty C o u rt o f L in n C ounty,
State of Oregon, and th a t the 24th
day of May, 1926 at the horn o f 18
o'clock A M . has heen d u ly appointed
bv said C ourt fo r the h e a rin g ,,f objec
tio n s to said fin a l account and the
settlem ent thereof, at w hich tim e any
person interested in «aid estate m ay
appear and file o b je ctio n s th e re to in
w r itin g and contest ihe same
Dated and firs t published A p r il 21.
1926,
E D. Isom,
A d m in is tra to r 4 c , Aforesaid.
T ussin g 4 Tussing. A ttya fo r A d a ir
4