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The Post Office will observe
Thursday, January 1, as a
complete holiday as follows:
The office will be closed the
same as on Sunday.
' There will be no deliveries
by either City or Rural Carri
ers. The morning collection will
be made from the mail boxes
of the city, and this mail to
gether with what is deposited
at the Post Office will be dis
patched. Special deliveries and per
ishable articles will be deliv
ered, and those having boxes
at the Post Office will receive
their mail as usual.
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Years Day in the church rooms. The
ladies of the church are making prep
arations for the event and a fine meal
is promised.
Weather Report .
Tonight and ' Wednesday, rain or
snow. Colder tonight The river stands
at 7.8 feet Yesterday the rain meas
ured .18 inches. The temperature
ranges from 37-47 degrees.
Now A Commercial Traveler
Chas Lamb, who formerly worked
in a grocery store in Albany was a
visitor here this morning on his way
to points aortn.
Leaves For Portland
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Robnett, I-ft
land a td way points.
this morning for a brief visit at Port'
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LOCAL BRIEFS
Pereses! Meatioa ef People sad Activities A boat the City.
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of Apple ton, Wi. arrived in the city j
of , Urt r.itjt registering t iho St. Fran-!
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Here From Brownsville
Hon. W. P. Elmore, the banker
Brownsville, cam down to transact
business her today.
Frees Harriebarg
lion roe Philpott, one of the prom
. isset farmers and stock mea living
ne. um.oi n. in mtnt Cyru, H. Walker, of the local
tha city today and transacted business -,. ha. bee -elected tn innf ,k.
at the court house.
SodavUle Items
SODAVILLE. Dee., SO John end
Hank Robison, of Fall ity were cir
culating here Saturday.
Mrs. May English of near Pendle
ton arrived Saturday for a visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ves Mil
ler, south of town.
Mrs. Cora Simons went to Albany
last Friday to visit her fsther, F. S,
Doughton and sisters, Mrs. R. K.
Ohling and Mrs. W. Vandenort.
Norton and Russell have their saw
mill south of town built and began
sawing this week.
Narvin Campbell, who is attending
i school In Portland, spent the Christ
mas vacation with home folks west
Ta Inspect McPhereoa Post
G. W. Crason, of Lebanon Js in the lot town-
city to make an ofifcial inspection of i Mi Gladys Musgrave, primary
U.DI ) a . v a i . .
cra-nga j-ast no. o oi tne u. a. jk. i
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miiu wiv mjdi to iaa govern'
teacher of the Sodaville schaals, spent
Frees FayetUviDe ,
Mr. J. A. Brown, of Fayettaville,
and daughter, arrived in the dry on
the Oregon electric this morning to
transact business snd visit friends.
Tiaita Son At Eugene
Mrs. J. W. Bishop, of Lebanon, was
In the city today on her way to
Engene to visit her son Ray, who re
sides on the farm there.
Tangent Visitor
John Slate, one of Tangent's busi
ness men, was in tha city this morn
ing on a business trip to Portland.
New Baby Girl
A baby girl was born Sunday, Dec,
28, at St Mary's hospital to Mr. and
.post has been selected to inspect the
John F. Miller Post at Lebanon and
make a similar report.
Returned From Army
Bob Smith, formery of the Neber
gall Market, was an Albany visitor,
last night on his way to Independence
where he will open up a meat market
Presents Oranges . ,
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Moses, prom
inent people of Jefferson, passed
through Albany on the overland this
Christmas with re la tiers at lone.
. Wm. Snider returned from Albany
last week where he haa been working
during the fall.
' P. A. Patterson and family, of Leb
anon, and G. H. Lightle and family,
of. Rock Hill spent Christmas here,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. SetferL
The most serious result of the re
cent cold snap here was the bursting
of the large tank at the soda spring.
Miss Grace Hams, principal of the
Sodaville school, has annexed house
keeping to her duties, to beat the
IMMIGRATION
VERY HEAVY
lYcsent Influx of Foreigners
not to Last, Say Immi
gration Officials
NEW YORK, Dec., 30. By A. P.
Heavy immigration, which has taxed;
the facilities of Ellis Island and de
layed the unloading of steamships
no great influx of foreigners that will
here Is only temporary snd presages
affect the United States labor mar
ket, In the opinion of immigration
authorities here.
But few of the thousands of pas
sengers arriving daily from abroad
are coming to this country unless
they have been here before, or unlesi
they have relatives here already,
Probably 60 per cent of the recent
arrivals are reservists, mostly Ital
lans, who left the United States to
fight for their native land.
Three Survivors
Lashed to Ship
Rescued Today
ST. JOHNS. N. S.. Dot. 10 A. P
Three men, the only survivors of
the crew of the Belgian steamer An
ton Van Driel, who had been laabed
to the bridge of the wrecked vessel
since yesterday were rescued today
Others of the crew were lost ye-ter
day in trying to reach shore in boats
after the shid had struck the Jagged
rocks.
20 Arrests Made
On Alcohol Cases
CHICOPEE, Mass., Dec. SI By A
P. Twenty arrests have been made
in Massachusetts and Connecticut in
connection with the distribution of
liquor containing wood "alcohol which
caused the death of at least 67 men
and women in this vicinity since
Christmas.
morning from Los Angeles where they nin co,t ' Ilvin(f. and began her
had been for a brief visit Thev
presented the Democrat representa
tive with a fine branch of Oranges
which are on exhibition at the office.
Made Trip To Salem
John E. Kirkland. of Sunrise made
Mrs. R. W. Tripp, of this city. Both a business trip to Salem today. Mr.
mother and daughter are doing nicely. .Kirkland is still the owner of some
Gaests Return Home I fine horses which is hoped will ap-
. .. mmt it. a. ami, oi j-ort- ,per on Hie AiDany track this fall in
land, who have been visiting at the , one of -he best county fairs ever stag-
nome oi; nr. ana Mrs. K. w. Tripp ed in Linn county,
on Elsworth Street, returned home Here From Shedd
experiment as bacheloress Saturday
at her' cottage on Pino street
Monday. Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Tripp
are sisters.
"Went To Portland
Bobbie and Marrorite Sm t
Portland returned rfome today after
spending Christmas here' with their
grandfather, D. O. Woodworth. They
were accompanied by their life-long
friend, Frank Wills, who went down
for a visit.
Returns To Heppner
Belle Slate, of Tangent, was an Al
bany visitor this morning on her way , for a few days.
DacK u iieppner where she is teach- From Thorn
big school.
Visits la Salem
Mrs. A. W. Roner and tittle child,
went to Salem this morning on a bus
iness trip and to visit friends. . '"
On Business Trip
Miss Mollie Welch left on the early
train today on a business trip to Port
land. Returned Home
Miss Louise Dannals returned from
Portland yesterday evening after vis
iting with her aunt, Mrs. Montgom
ery, over Christmas.
Retained to Portland' '
Jessie am) Effie Brock, of Shedd
.were Albany business visitors But
i?ht registered at the St Francis,
i Portland e
A. J. Rouses?, of the Highway gar
age is in Portland today on a busi
ness trip in the interest of his com
ny. Here From Mill City
Prof J. R. Geddes of Mill City is
an Albany business visitor today on
his way to Eugene to visit his family
L. Zeller and son of near Thomas
station transacted business here .to
day. Mr. Zeller is one of the promi
nent farmers and garden of the
county.
Report or Estate Filed
The report of the Henry Kinzer
estate at Crabtree was'filed for pro
bate to day. Mrs. Kinzer is being pe
tioned by the heirs as administratrix.
The estate is vahed at $10,000 on
realestate and $1000 as the value of
the stock with a rental value of the
land placed at 9600. Tha widow Mrs.
Emma Kinzer and three sons Roy
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Thompson, of t H., James L. and Geo L. are the heirs.
Portland, returned home yesterday . From Halsey '
after spending several days here vis.
tting their ; daughter, Mrs. Flody
Shortridge.
On Business-
- A. W. Thomas and B. B. Terhnne,
of Portland registered at the St. Fran
cis last night and will be here for a
few days to do some mill work in the
line of repair. ,
Arrived From Appleton Wis
C. C. Jackson and son. Hon. Krank
Porter of Halsey were Albany busi
ness visitors hers today.
From Gervias
Mrs. Robert Ringo, of Gervias, is
visiting with her mother Mrs. Nettie
Michael's of this city.
United Presbyterian Dinner
The members and friends of the
uiuwu rrauytcnsn inurcn are in.
Herman Keihl and Gilbert Rengie.vited to sttend a big dinner on New
Evidence in
Decision Leak
Cases Completed
WASHINGTON, Dec. SO Evidence
gathered by the department of justice
relative to the alleged leak in decls
ions of the United States Supreme
court will be submitted to the federal
grand jury next month, K was an
nounced today.
The government's case la practically
complete, officials said. The nature
of the evidence obtained was not dis
closed except that officials predicted
mat it will be "conclusive."
Everett Station
Held Up, Robbed
EVERETT, Wash., Dee., 80-By
A. r ihe Eeverett-Seattle Interjr
ban station was, held up early this
morning by two mssked men who look
$850 from the cash drawer and safe.
Three men were arrested on their way
to Seattle and confessed the police
say.
Jefferson Items
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beard, Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Jenkins and Hugh
Jenkins came down from Mill City to
spend Christmas with the home folks,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins.
Raymond Jou...., S. r agent at
Monroe made a flying trip to Jeffer
son Wednesday evening returning
Thursday morning.
Mrs. E. Racy left Friday for Che-
halis, Wash., for a few weeks visit
with he daughter Mrs. Pansy Green
wood. Mrs. G. H. VanBuren and her niece,
Miss Nellie Roberts, of Albany ate
Chirstnus dinner with Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius.
W. L. Jones was an Albanv visitor '
j . i
inursoay evening. ,etn pre.identj.i nomination. He will
Walter Birtchet made a trip to be an indenendent eandiriata fr th.
Salem Thursday evening. j indorsement of the South Dakota nri-
Hiram 'Johnson
Files Name
In S. Dakota
PIERRE, S. D., Doc., 30 By A.-P.
United States Senator Hiram John
son, of Cel., today filed with the
secretary of the state the announce
ment of his candidacy for the rcpubll-
Marines Feast
On Hard Boiled
Eggs of Turtles
CUANTANAMO. BAY. Cuba-
Bolled turtle eggs are novelty which
has been added to the mess of the
United States Marines on duty at th
naval station hare.
Two 200-pound turtles were cap
tured by Marines while sailing In a
small boat on the bay. When they
were killed more than 100 eggs were
found in each.
The egg of the turtle when remov.
ed from the 'body has a soft shell
The egg Itself is about the sise of a
hen's egg. The InsUle reavmblre In
taste and appearance th yolk of a
hen's egg.
Th eggs are boiled hard, and the
shell is peeled off life the outer skin
of an onion. .
Corvallis Woman
Walks Most of
Way to Oakland
OAKLAND, Cel. Anns Hempler.
to years old, was found, destitute and
weary from a four months struggle
to reach here from Corvallis, Oregon,
In th shelter of a doorway here re
cently. Falling of funds to make her
accustomed yearly trip to the grave
of her son hvtVs) Mrs Hempler said
she walked a large part of the dlst
ance. Charitable organisations are
seeking aid for her.
Catholic Church
In Mexico Sees
Reconstruction
MEXICO CITY-There is every evi
dence that the Catholic church In
Mexico Is In a process of complete
reconstruction, according to El Demo-
era ta, which says that December will
see the construction of numerous blsh
ops, reassignment of parishes and ap
pointment of priests. Churches are
to be repaired and a general rejuven
ation of clerical endeavor is to be
started. Doctor Jos Maria Moray
del Rio, archbishop of Mexico, Is the
ranking prelate In the republic and
ill exercise a general supervision
over the work.
Belgian Woman
Becomes Wealthy
BERLIN JPrineess Louisa, th di
vorced wife of Prince Philip of 8axa-
Coburg, and daughter of the late
King Leopold IL, of the Belgians, Is
reported to have beeom a million
aire fifty times over, reckoned In Aus
trian kronen. At the beginning of the
war she was in the terltory of the
Central Powers. She Is stated to have
only just received 6,000,000 franrs
left to her out of her father's estate
and thanks to the present rate of ex
change, has obtained 60,000,000 kron
en. Th Princess is now livine at
Hitting, near Vienna.
SENATOR GRONNA
OBJECTSTO GAG
North Dakota Republican
' Haa Spirited Tilt With
Bom Lodge
WASHINGTON, I). C, (8necial)
Protesting against what he charaer
Ised as "gag rule," 8nator Gronna
(Republican) of North Dakota recent
ly waged a spirited but futll battle
In the Senate against Majority Leader
Lodge and his hand-picked Republi.
can steering committee.
Senator Gronna't anger was rous
ed when Senator Jones presented
bill wttn the remark that the steering
committee hsd reached an agreement
that It be considered as unfinished
business.
"I do not bell.ve It la fair for th
majority to adopt a rule of this kind,"
retorted Senator Gronna. "I do not
believe It Is fair to the members of
majority, without a conference of all
the members, to say what the legis
lative program shall be, ami I know
It is not fair to th member of th
minority.
A very few Senator might in
this way control legisatlon absolute
ly. If It Is followed out, you can say
absolutely what bills shall pass, what
bills shall not be considered, and as
big that a small cotsrw should get to-
1 say now to those who are leader
on thla side that w do not have a
majority so large but that you are
endangering our leadership if you are
going to force this rule upon us.
If you are going to force upon us
what 1 will call gag rules of this sort
I shall never, so long as I am a mem
ber of this body, support a movement
of that kind. What right have two
or three Senators, because they are
put upon a steering committee, to
say which bills1 shall be token up and
which bills shall not be considered.
I had something to do with the or
ganisation on .this side; I have som
reaponalhmty for the organisation:
and it was not with th understand
ing thaf a smal Icoterle should get to
gether and decide upon which bill
should be taken Up for consideration.
If you are going to proceed upon .
the unjust theory of saying that two
or three Senator who may be mem-
1ers of ths so-called steering commit-
to shall decide what bills are to be
considered, I want to give notice right
now that I shall not be a party to
If
In the discussion that followed
Senator Lodge explained that th
steering committee waa appointed
by him under a resolution adopted by
the Republican conference and Sena
tor Brandegee said, "I do not even
know who compose our honored steer
ing committee."
Senstor Gronna was over-ridden in
his fight and It was agreed to tak
op th measure proposed by Senator
Jones.
Th constant drip of water
Wears away the hardest stone,
And the constant gnaw of Towser
Masticates the hardest bone;
The canstant cooing lorer -Carries
off the bashful maid,
And the constant advertiser,
Is the one who gets the trade.
' Fostar
J. T. Jones and John Alexander
were in Albany Friday.
Miss Eva Pease returned to Eus-ene
Friday evening after spending Christ
mas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Pease.
W. E. Moses returned rfom Salem
Friday evening, after spending Christ
mas with friends, inthat city.
V. b. Miller and daughter Loretta
from Salem were In town Saturday.
Miss liladgs Jones, who is teach
ing school at Harrisburg has been
spending her holiday vacation at th,
home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. T. Jones. -
Miss Floy Van Buren and Miss
Thelma Roberts, from Albany wer
Jefferson visitors Sunday,
E. J. Mangis, the potato buyer.
from Salem was in town. Monday.
.The Jefferson Garage has changed
hands - again. The new owners are
Elmer and Harold Knight,, former
Jefferson boys.
Mrs. Victor Wright, of Amity Is
her visiting her sister, Mrs. Berni
Helt.
Miss Wild Vaughn was an Albany
visitor Tuesday.
mary next March.
i:
Release of 2
13, S. Soldiers
Promised Today
WASHINGTON, Dec, 80 A. P.
The unconditional release of two mem
bers of th crew of tha U. S. ship
Pocmoke, who were arrested at Max
arlan Mexico November 12 on a
charge of assult, was promised tofy,
according to a dispatch to th state
department from th American Con
sul at Mazatlan.
Medford Women
Form Wood for, :
President Club
MEDFORD, Dec, 80 A. P. "Worn
m's Leonard Wood for President
Club" was orgsnized' her last night
at th horn of Mr. Bert Anderson,
wife of th chairman of th Republi
can County Committee. A meeting to
effect a ceonty-wldc organization will
b held Monday.
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