From the Editor's
Point of View
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Halsey and Other News
Mrs. Stafford got home Sunday,
Charity grange will meet next
Saturday evening.
Please attend the Parsnt-Teach-
ere’ meeting Friday, the 13th, 7:45
P- m-
A Teacher.
Friday night at the Pine Grove
church the cantata “ The World’s
Redeemer ” w 11 be presented by
Oakville people who made a big
hit with it before a fnll house at
the First Presbyterian church in
Albany Sunday night. No chcrge
for admieeion.
and other orchard« and the road.
The county was ueing the grvvel
in road work. The Southern Pa-
cific now complains t at the new
tactic* of the river threaten its
trestle near by.
The first grange lecturers’ school
will be at Corvallis Jan. 10 to 12
under the auspices of Minnie E
Bond, etate lecturer, and the
extension service of the college.
aeootupauiad by Mrs. Hover, visited
R. K. Stewart and family at
Pleasant Hill.
Alford Arrows
Cured With
Rain Falling
(Enterprise Correspondent)
Mrs. ,'Kump of Eugene visited
Au id McNeil spent vacation
week with hi* sister, Mrs. Silva Brian Terry and family several
B etter in Q uality T han if
days last week.
Keene; near Albany.
Kenneth O rtoitton tod a woman took
Made in S u n sh in e
Chester Curtis and family visited
Mrs. Ray Hover visited her
t cottage at Carmel the day that Mrs.
About a year ago the Enterprise
sister, Mrs. Fritx Torgenson of st Herbert Tandy’s, at Veneta,
Almee Semple MrPherhon, the evan-
published an account of the
« tlia t, myaterionaly disappeared from a
Albany, from Thursday until Tuesday of last week.
bathing beach near Loa Angelea. He
Sunday.
Visitors at J. H. Rickard's procw* by which Mr. Meson, in
had been i . M r . McPherson a employ
Illinois, harvest* bis alfalfa, rain
H ., L. Blood and family were Thursday were Mao Jenks and wife
as a radio operator
The district attor-
or
shine, end tarns it into meal,
John,
brother
of
Georgs
Bayne
Eugene visitor» Thursday.
and two children aud Jesse Jenks
ney’s offiee suspected that Aimee m ight
retaining
all the leaves, soma of
of
route
1,
Shedd,
was
found
dead
have been the woman at Carmel. Its
Mesdames W. D. McLaren and and wife and two children, all ot
investigation alarmed Ormiston and his
Friday in the hills near Oakland. E. E. Hover attended the mission- Tangent, and Mrs. Despain of which art unavoidably lost by any
process of field curing, and eo
paramour and they dropped out of
C»l.i thought to be the victim of a ary meeting at Mrs. J. S. LaMar’s Eugene.
sight, .vimee came home and said she
making a feed more palatable to
murder. He was a miner, aged Thursday afternoon.
had escaped from kidnapera who had
E. D. Isom and wife aud stock and higher in percentage of
65
years.
Albany
poatoffiee
receipts
in
the
been holding her a m onth for ransom.
A watch night service w»s held daughter Beverly went to Eugene protein.
She found the story current which year came np to the requirement«
M. D. Powers and wife and at the Pine Grove church Friday Fridayjevening and returned
Mr. Mason was then endeavor-
clouded her reputation im pairing her for a first class office.
daughter arrived Friday from night. Several ¡people from the Saturday evening. They attended
uaefnlheaa, and the was w illin g to pay
¡ng to interaat other owners of
Rurl Walker and Edna Boggie Sparks, Nev., with the intention Lake Creek and Peoria neighbor the midnight matinee at the large tracts ot alfalfa in the new
the coat of finding evidence. Mrs. Sie-
of settling somewhere in the valley. hoods were present.
are
Brownsville newlyweds.
l»f produced an alleged affidavit from
McDonald theater and visited (at proceee. The Mason Alfalfa Prod
the other woman and said the eonld pro-
The Pine Giove orchestra pro A. F. Robnett’s. Carl Isom ucts oompany, with ita offise In
The annnal meeting of the Linn Mrs. Powers is a daughter of P.
dnce her in person. She got some
H. Freerksen and wife.
vided the music for a dance at returned from Oakridge Saturday Philadelphia, has since been
county fair stockholders is next
money, but wanted so much more that
Mice Gladys Willbanks was a Shedd Friday evening, which afternoon and accompanied the formed.
the pastor became
auspicious
and Saturday, j
several Pine Groie people at home.
Portland visitor Monday.
dropped her. Then Sielaf flopped to
A second plant has been set up
A very steady and reliable
tended.
the prosecution.
on
a 1600-cow dairy in Naw Jersey
J.
II.
Rickard
and
son
Emery
John
Willbanks
and
wife
had
as
source of light and power the
T h e grand ju r y ignored the charges
Grace Pehrsson and Eunice Syl went to Albany Saturday.
and
the secretary of agriculture
guests
for
new
year’s
dinner
D.
S.
Mountain
States
Pawer
company
of im m orality against Aim ee and ad
of Pennsylvania, a representative
proves to ba in these dark day* Davie and wife and The''. Hoeflich vester returned to Monmouth,
journed.
Mrs. Michael Rickard returned
Since then the name of the district and long nights.
and wife and daughters Pearl and Pean Pehrseon to O. A. C. and home last week, after havfog of the national department of
agriculture and more thau 500
Nora Pehrsson to her teaching at
attorney has seldom appeared in the
visited relatives in Eugene, Mc Jeraey alfalfa growers watched a
P. H. Freerksen and wife and Rida, all of Albany, The Davises Bmks Sunday.
cate, but Deputy Asa Keyes has filled
Farland end Yrquina.
Sunday remained for a few days’ visit.
the newspapers with announcements of grandchildren returned
demonstration there, of which tho
Ida Schick spent the vacation
evidence that would convict Aimee and evening from Portland, where Mr*.
Miss Gladys Willbarks was a week with her aunt, Mrs. Myrtle
Miss
Lillie
Rickard
i*
spending
Philadelphia Farm Journul says ;
others of conspiracy to defeat justice. Freerksen vi«ited with her sister
paaaenger for Eugene one day this McNeil, and niece, Mary McNeil, the week with her aunt, Mrs. G.
Nearly every day he Oroadcast a new
while Mr. Freerksen went on to week to care for her sister, who is
piece o f "in c o n tro v e rtib le " evidence,
anl visiting her cousin, Dorothy R. Taylor of Bentoa county.
" The electric motors whirr, the
and nearly »very piece controverted one Seattle to visit with hie brother.
¡It
McLaren,
Deo Rolfe returned Saturday to heavy gear* aad link bolta olank
or more of its predecessors.
By a court order Browniville
The Christian Rodeavorers have
Miss Esther Bass was elected West Fir, where he is employed and rattle. At the ‘ green end ’
He hunted noisily for Ormiston, ap
made the county quit dredging the elected as officers for the year :
parently hoping he would not find him,
leader of the Pine Grove pra ver in a mill.
the big toothed cylinders are
old
channel
of
the
Calapooia
close
President, Carl Sperling; vice- meeting for the coming year. It
and when that hombre walked in on
Visitors at C. A . Curtis’ Sunday tearing at the mass of wet alfalfa
The river ha president, Mary Smith, secretary,
him he collapsed. H e had invited the to the city perk.
is held every Thursday evening at were Henry Brock and wife aod aa it climb* slowly op the long
world to see him joust w ith the w ind m ill been moving south and, ae the old Genevieve Welle.
7:30 o’clock.
icnUne, Steadily the even green
(Continued on last page)
he had built of wind, but it fell on channel filled with gravel, got
‘ m itlress’ of alfalfa it formed
The sugar beet hopper was one
him. broke hie wooden spear, threw him
habit of overflowing Robertson’s
from h it Kosinante* and sprawled him
and ateadily it disappears into the
factor, probably, in causing the
eud bancho Sielaf in the dust.
long sheet iron funnel of the
postponement of that lOOO-acre
Siinaet magazine announces in our
‘ oven.'
project at our doors this year. The
special notices that Mrs. M cPhigion s
"A busy workman ie feeding
agricultural bill preseuted to the
first signed story of the case w ill appear
anthracite
Into a row of furnaces,
senate by McNaay’s committee
e x tra ch air in th e living ro o m —one
i*l its February issue, which w ill be on
and alongside the huge fan drones
calla for <10,000 for investigating
,n ,lx’ut ,en da>s We
a n d W e A .r c
of co n tra stin g d esig n —m ay be ju s t
away, farcing 80,000 fast of hot
the hoppar in thia valley.
i h ub for copies.
air and gases every mioute through
w
hat
you
need
bi
give
th
e
finishing
Still filling
Mrs. Margaret Raucb, mother of
.A fte r it was announced that conk st
the alfalfa aod back again. The
P re sc rip tio n s
to u tc h to a h arm o n io u sly fu rn ish ed hom e.
Charles Rauch, Brownsville black--
eals in the W rigley Catalina island
man watched carefully a ther-
smith, died last Thursday, rged
T h e re ’s alw ays som e c o rn e r th a t needs filling
twins, boih sexes, w ill be nude there Still selling
mom .ter on the fan, for if there is
78 year*.
was a surprising rush of new entries.
Drugs
—p o ssib ly w ith a co nsole table or som e o th e r
too much heat the alfalfa may
The original one-piece suit teems pop
Still selling
sm all b u t a p p ro p ria te piece you can choose
HalMytos Homeward Bound
ular.
blase, and If not enough It will not
S tatio n ery & S upplies
from
o
u
r
stock.
I
t
is
th
e
odd
an
d
c
o
u
tra
stin
g
be dried.
. A. H. Quimby aud Herman
Still selling
Voico o f the Sluggard
‘ At the 'd r y en d ’ tho mattress
pieces
o
f
fu
rn
itu
re
th
a
t
lend
an
atm
o
sp
h
e
re
of
Bierly, who left here October 4th,
The early bird catches the worm— i
F lash lig h ts & B ottles traveling by auto, are expected
of
alfalfa flows out, green as
in tim acy a n d sn u g com fort to th e tastefu lly
and often catches a cold Into the bar
Still selling
ever, but dried as no suo could
gain.— Florida TltneaU nlon.
home soon.
fu rn ish ed hom e. W e can assist you in proving
Stock Foods & T onics They have traveled across more
over dry It, »very leaf and stem
th
a t b e tto r fu rn ish ed hom es can he effected
ci lap tnd fragrant. A big grinder
W - M . B U R B A N K Still selling
than twenty states and have visited
w ithout extravagance.
Garage, Shell gas station, restau-
M a g a z in e s
takes the hay as it oomss from the
friends and relatives in at least
machine, and an snsilaga blower
rant, confectionery and grocery
ten of them. They visited the
deliver*
the grottad alfalfa to the
When in town and can’t find
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4 off on Ivory and
gricultural college of Pennsylva
what you want, call, and if we
sackera
or
the storage hard.
nia. Mr. Bierly saw Niagara falls.
Stationery
have not got it we’ll he glad to get
H O U S E F U R N IS H E R S
UNDERTAKERS
‘
That
is
Mason process alfalfa
They visited the capital and Jsaw
same for you.
drying plaot No. 2, tbs first
ALBANY OREGON
both houses of congress iujeevion.
oommsroial plaut io the world, as
T h e v saw Mount
Vernon and
operated at Plaineboro, N. J.
many other place* of interest.
A G allant F ig h t A gainst a
W indm ill
O d d P ieces Fill V acancies
The N ew Y ea r
is H e r e
Halsey Pharmacy
How to Buy Good Quality Foods
at Popular Prices
Ask Us for Preferred Stock
T h at is th e answ er.
T his b ran d in clu d es a large a sso rtm e n t o f
q u a lity foods which are sold at p o p u lar
p rices.
W e can sell vou th e se splen d id goods a t
p o p u la r prices b ecause th e y a re produced
an d p u t on th e m ark e t by m odern m e th
ods an d a t the low est possible ex p en se and
cost.
W hen you buy P re ferre d Stock yon get th e
good q u a lity you w ant a t a p rice y o u can
afford to pay.
M. V. KOONTZ Co.
PH
Near Birmingham, Ala., they
tried camping out again, but it
rained so hard they took up their
bed aud traveled on at 2 or 8 a. m.
In Oklahema they got "stuck iu
the mud’’ on ChrietmaB day. This
must have made them homesick,
for they started on west Tuesday
morning.
They are probably enjoying the
sunshine of California now. Un-|
(eta the sights there prove more
enticing than thoughts of home we
expect to see them witbiu another
week.
Cor.
Church Notices
Methodist—Next Sunday :
10 a. ra., Sunday school
11, Public services*
3, Junior League
6:80, Epworth League
7 :80, public services.
7:80 Thursday, prayer meeting
Here all will find a welcome,
regardless of social standing Your
presence will help, and we will try
to do you good.
J. S. Miller, pastor.
Pfhe Grove Points
<Bwt»rprlse Cerraapoadenca)
Harry Stewart and wife and son
of Weet Sttytoo visited at E. E
Hover'» th« first of the week and. |
•f-
111»
One of these
Fairbanks*Morse H om e Water Plants
w ill m eet your needs a t lowest cost
I t i i no longer nereaaary for anyone
to «ruggle along without the labor-
saving, health-giAng convenience of
running water. Come in and let us
prove it I
Our Fairbank»-Mwae line cover»
every possible coatdition and require
m e n t— electric or engine driven
plant», engine driven pump jack»,
'», etc. Since we can »up-
ply a n y type o f pumptn« equlp-
men t you can come to us with full
conf dcnce that our rtc-xnmeodetio«*
w ill. xactly fit your need».
Netui Rally a requeet for demonstra
tion aJStl eefimate place» you under
no o tilic a tio n . F airb a n k »-M o n o
Product» may now be purchaeed
under the new Fairbanke-Mors*
”
Finance P lan .
HILL & COMPANY
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
Ho me Water l’Unta
‘‘Every Lia«
M P m Cent Prhtoin
"Mason process alfalfa meal,
With its 18 to 20 per cent protein,
ie expected to replace much of the
expensive bongbt feed. The prod
uct ie bright green hay aod meal,
retaining nearly all th* tender
saves, where the ptolein lies.
lh s value of the method of
drying alfalfa, oats, eoy been* aud
perhaps other crop* lias particu
larly in Its ability to save them
aftter they are grown. In a
humid climate it is easy to grow
but hard to harvest. It is not tbs
crop tn<t fs planted or raised to
matority that matters, but the
rop which ie bar vested in perfect
conditloo and hence available for
feed.”
The Enterprise sought further
Information as to the practical
applicability of the process in tho
Willamette valley and received
the following letter from the Mason
company :
B $30,000 Ptant Roquirred
' Philadelphia, Dec. 22. 1925.
’ In reply to youre of Bov. 24,
will say we cannot give yon an
accurate cost, not knewing condi
tion» in Oregoa. A plant in the
east tomplete. laeluding all the
(Coabaaeu on last p»ge)