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A- G. Coldiron Jeliveted several
Washington, «as io progress. The
loads
of hogs in Albany this w, ek
L a k e C reek N e w s
gtine ended in a score of 34 to 15, A A A
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M is s Lavelle Palmer speut tht
I U. of O. winuiug.
(By Special Correspondent)
week eud with her parents here
Wilma Wahl and Ruth Sturtevant
F rots the game «e returned to
Mr. and Mrs J.S.Nicewood and She is teaching school uear C »burg.
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REPORT PUPILS ATTENDING
ANNUAL HIGH COHERENCE
Delegates Report io School
lhe W orn«’«
a
Barn Will House 16 Sows With Hay
Storage Room Above ZS the Ren Floor
b u ild in g
Several from here are attendi i»
program of eutertaium ent clo;ed a son spent Thursday in Albany
and attended the production of revival meetings now being held ai
very
pleasant
day.
Ruth Sturtevant and Wilma
Saturday morning we reported ‘‘Ben H ur” at the Globe Theatre Peoria.
W ahl wish to thank the Student
Berry Smith and family of Ha -
to
our various buildings and then in the evening.
Body for m aking it possible for
:ey
were visitors at the X H. Cum­
Mrs.
I.aura
Woodard
received
,
at
ll.O
O
s’clock
assembled
at
the
them to attend the annual high
mings
botne Sunday,
word
of
the
serious
illness
of
her
i
Womau'a
building
where
a
style
e"hool conference at Eugene. Miss
son
at
his
home
in
W
alla
W
alla,
show
was
put
on
by
the
college
Mrs.
Henry Biock visile 1 b<*r
MoCornack accompanied them as
Washington.
girls
for
the
girl
deleg
ttes.
This
brother,
Dale Curtis, who a a pa­
adviser.
completed
the
conference
for
1928
I
Hugh
Taylor
and
family
and
tient
at
the
C brietii'i bospitrl in
The girls left for Eugene J a n u ­
at Eugene.
Percy
Dodd
and
family,
all
of
Bea­
Eugene.
She
wrnt Thursday of
ary 12 ou the Southern Pacific
ton
county,
were
Sunday
guests
at
last
week.
stage and arrived there about 6:80,
the M artin Cummings borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Rannal Brock and
They were m et by a group of col­
Spoon R iv e r S parks
Thomas Palmer is at home again , son, Mrs. C S. W illiam - an I M rs .
lege folks and were presented with
after spending some time visiting Dicy Brock drove to Eugene Fri­
tickets for the bus which conveyed
(Enterprise Correspondence)
friends in Corvallis.
day where tliev consnlied Dr Gol-
them to the university adm inistra­
Week end guests at the W. R
tion building and places assigned Kirk home were Kila Howard of
them at Gamma N il fraternity Salem, Gertrude Tarr of Albany
house during their stay.
and Doris Howard.
Friday morning they went to
John S.»yer and family spent
the W om an’s buiidi ig for the uni­ Friday evening at Clifford Bib-
versity assembly, Elmer L Sher- cock's.
ril, dean of men, gave a shor. ad­
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Harding
dress of welcome and introduced
an 1 three children spent Sunday
to the assembly the speakers of afternoon at the Merwyn VauNtce
the morning the main speaker be­
home.
ing William J. Cooper, state sup­
Mrs. Henry Seefeld has been on
erintendent of public inst-uctions
the sick list.
of California, who spoke ou*'Ilight,
Monday evening a te'ephone
Use and Abuse.” The assembly
meeting
was held at the Kirk j
was llieu divided iuto three classes;
school
house
with a large number
the delegates going as editors of
of
patrons
present.
school papers, annuals, etc , co
Alice, Dick, Bruce ai d Harry
journed to the Journalism build-
Hardii
g were vir-ilors at the L. R.
ing, the student body officers to
Falk
home
Sunday afternoon.
the Music Auditorium and ths as­
sociation of girls leagues remain­
K. E Bierly was transacting
ing in the Woman's building.
business in Albany Friday.
The problems discussed and lec­
C L. Falk Jr. and family were
tures given in both the Journalism callers at the A L. Falk home
building and the Music A uditor- Suuday.
ium concerned those of the larger | Mrs. G J. Rike ard Ilarlie and '
T in viiipfc n t life guards nt Sunta U u tu lin a Island, C a lif., Is the ttrs t In
schools rather than the smaller anj James visited at L. R. Falk’s j lhe U nited States to muke p ra c tic a l use o f ae ria l tra n s p o rta tio n In the w ork
ones. At coon we adjiurued to Monday ev uing while Mr. Hike o f p a tro llin g the beaches and ru sh in g a id tc persons and vessels tn distress
offshore. T he guards fly th e ir plane to the aid o f persons In distress, drop
the Gamma Nu house for lunch attended the telephone meeting.
life ir ts e r v e r s near them , and then a lig h t on lhe w a te r to take them aboard.
and then back again for the after,
The jazz trombone player isn’t
noon Eeesion.
the only individual who makes a
At 3:40 Friday afternoon the
noise through hia hat.
press delegates wire taken through
the university press and at 4 00
o’clock the assembly of delegates
was taken on a tour of the campus:
but owing to the rainy weather j
Broadalbin St., Albany
very little was seen.
Auction Sat. Jan. 28, 1 p. m.
A banquet was given the dele-1
gates at 5:45 in the W oman’s,
F u rn itu re — liv e stock — w ill be
building. Twelve long tab l's were
sold. 11 you have a n y th in g you
ret with ¿1 places each. After the
w a n t sold, b rin g i l in . F u rn itu re
banquet the assembly adjourned to j sold at p riv a te sale any tim e. F arm
M cArthur Court where the basket- [ m a ch in e ry sold u t a ll tim es.
ball game between the U. of 0.1
Life Guards Use Speedy Seaplane
By W . A. R A D ."G ?.O
Here Is an unusual fa rm b u ild in g .
It is ti beg barn, designed fo r It: sows,
w l:h Imy storage room above the pen
Hour. T he b u ild in g Is 02 feet long
titiei 24 f. el wide, w ith n one s to ry nil-
ililio n , 20 feet rquure, fo r the feed
storage and feed Massing and cooking
room.
T h is hog barn, o f course, w ill not
appeal to every bog raiser, but fo r
tho: e fa rm e rs wl(o raise the litte rs
f n in th a t num ber o f sows. It w ill lie
found u l.d io r-sa i I n : s tru c tu re . T he
floor plan o f the pen floor shows how
the p. ns are arranged, w ith u center
Can He Keep Ruth on the Ground?
Aiiphin’s Auction House
globe
H ardw are, Im p le m e n ts and S p o rtin g
Goods. H udson and Essex A u to s
I 3rd Sc M adison Sts., 'C o rv a llis , O re.
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At the fpccial Hireling of tele
lion itt regards to Mrs. Dicf B;ock's
eyes and throat, with the remit she phoue holders of line No. 3, F ri­
■s lo return sunn (or treatm ent.
day night. J .S. Nico wood wag elect.
i d a delegate to the meeting held
M r and Mrs Ed W igle of Row­
in H ilsez Wednesday night.
land were guests at the Thomas
Mrs. A Hathaway is in the Cor-
Ardey home Sunday.
I vallis G1 neral Hospital recovering
R. M. Jones of Bet ton county ' from an < peration for the ren.oval
visited hi«sister, Mrs.Marlin Cum­ d f a growth in her head. She wai
Lining riicelv at last accounts.
ming» and fam ily, Sunday.
MR. H A R B O T H O M P S O N
Sun. Mon. Tues-, Jan 29-31
Victor Hugo’s
of The Staley School, Portland
IN S T R U C T O R
‘ Les M is é ra b le s ’
J IM
General Blacksmiching
Acetylene W elding
F irs t & Adams,
Corvallis. Ore.
THE
T H E HOM E OF A A TIS TIC
P H O TO G R A P H Y
Kodak work, frames and copying
of old pictures
I’hone 168.
Thursday and Friday
“ SINGED”
G U IT A R ,
M A N D O L IN ,
Conservatory of Music Albany, Oregon
L y le \V< muck, husband o( Itu th Slider, the fumous woman flyer seen
above closely c lin g in g to her, says th a t, now be has got her back, lie hopes
she w ill q u it flying. But Itu th shows no dlspoalHon to rem ain ori Hie ground
asserting Hint next year she and llu ldem nD w ill try again to make Hie llig lit
across the A tla n tic .
Saturday
‘$5,000 R e w a rd ’
T in d Sr Jefferson. C o rvallis, Ore.
Engaged to Prince
MRS. DAVIDSON FLIES
J. P. Matthews
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and positive baking results
in the use of Crescent-
the Double A cting
Auto Tops Curtains and
Seat Covers
G la ss I n c lo su r e s fo r A ll M ak es o f C ars.
326 South Second Street.
BANGO
The Music Shop
L o v e a nd L e a rn
B A L L S T U D IO
OF
H a w a i i a n g u it a r u k e .
Tuesdays and Wednesdays----- -
Wednesday
Esther Ralston in
H O R N IN G
n il y wide enough fo r a wagon to lie
d riven th ro u g h mid u n overhead c a r­
e e r system fo r the d is trib u tio n of
feed, b e lli d ry and liq u id .
T he b u ild in g Is u fram e s tru c tu re
si t on ii concrete fo u nd a tio n w ith n
concrete floor. A v e iilil.ilin g system
Is in s ta lle d lo m a in ta in fresh a ir w ith ­
out d ra u g h ts o r m oisture In the firs t
llo o r . 'I lie haym ow acts ns In su la tion
fo r the pen llo o r In w h ite r, m ilk in g h
m u g , w arm , w e ll ve n tila te d house fo r
the sows and th e ir U tte rs in e a rly
spring.
O utside the b u ild in g on both sides
are fved:ng floors, so th a t „ h e n spring
advances und tin* w e a th er becomes
w arm , the pigs and th e ir m others may
lie tu rn e d out lu the ya rd , and fed
on the doors. T he pen p a rtitio n s are
m ovable so tlia t In sum m er the house
may tie tu rn e d In to u la rge open house
fo r (lie hogs. M ovable p 'itn k floors
m id guard ra ils are In s ta lle d In each
pi ii fo r cleanliness m id sa fe ly fo r the
young pigs.
M r W i l li a m A l la r if o r d w . l l r .n - w p r
q u e s tio n s a n d i; iv e a d v ic e I - 'I lt - E O F
C O ST i n a ll p r o b le m s p e r t a in in g to lh e
s u b je c t o f b u ild im ; w o r k on lh e fa r m ,
f o r I I . e re a d e rs o f t h is p a p e r. O n a c ­
c o u n t o f 1,1s « id s e x p e rie n c e iis e d ito r ,
a u t t io r n m l m a n u f a c t u r e r , he ts, w i t h ­
o u t d o u b t, th e h m lo s t a u t h o r i t y o n lh e
s u b je t t. A d d re s s a ll In q c ir le s to W it
lia m A R a d fo r d , N o IS27 P r a ir ie a v e ­
nue , C h ic a g o , I I I , a n d o n ly
lo t lose
tw o -c e n t s ta m p f o r re p ly .
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W il l A r r iv e a b o u t F e b ru a ry 1st
You may obtain your requirements for delivery at
time of arrival of car at a price of
Now is the time to overhanl your car,
while things are not rushing and you
don’t need the car.
Let us make you a price on your job.
All work guaranteed.
$12.50 a T o n .
This plaster has given the best of results through a period
of years. Wool contracts handled at present prices on
same basis as past season.
O. w . F R U M
Hay
Grain
Feed
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ili» s
Setsu
Mataudalra,
eldest
laughter of Ambassador Mataudalra.
Japanese envoy to the United Slates.
E md Prince Uhlcbibu, brother o f the
■ emperor of Japan, whose engagement
® i nas been announced In Tokyo.
Assistant Secretary of W ar for
A ria tto n and Mrs. F. Trubec D avid­
son are really a flying fam ily. H e re
we have Mrs. Davidson cliuib it g Into
one of ttie army planes at Bolling
fleld fo r one of het frequent flights
over the national capital.
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