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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1920)
LINN STOCKMEN GIVEN DIRECTORY List of Pure Bred Animal Husbandmen is to be Published One of the first Important steps taken by the Linn County Pure Bred Stock Association U to publish a dir ectory Riving the names and post of fice address of every member of the organisation and the class of stock or poultry raised. The following char ter members is given as signed yes terday and others will be added as the organisation is perfected. J. H. McConnel, Shedd; Jerseys. H. J. Mclnnis, Albany R 1, box S3; Jersey, Berkshire. V. S. Barr, Sweet Homef Durocs, Shorthorns. " S. J. Moss, Sweet Home; Orford sheep, Angora goats, Shorthorns, Du roc. O. K. Blatchiord, Tangent; Short horns. F. H. Porter, Halsey; Red Polled cattle, Cotswold sheep. O. A. McCormick, Lebanon, R. 1; Shorthorns. E. L. Potter. Corvallis, O. A. C. O. M. Pluramer, Portland; O.I.LE. Alfred C Schmitt, Albany; Hol stein s. H. H. Eastman, Albany; registered Chester White hogs. W. H. McConnel, Shrdd Stock Farm Jerseys. W. C Obermeyer, Tangent, Ore.,; Shorthorns, Cotswold sheep. M. J. Looney, Tangent, Ore.; Ches ter White swine, Hampshire sheep. Urban Shrode, Albany, R 5; Jersey cattle, Chester White swine. J. L. McFarland, Tangent; Hemp shire sheep. F. P. Slate, Tangent; Shorthorns. F. E. Bogue, Albany, R 3; Cotswold sheep. Chas. Schmidt, Albany, R 1; Brown Swiss. Ben T. Sudtell, Halsey; O. L C. swine. Shorthorns. D. F. Burge, Albany, R 2;Percher ons, of quality. C. A. Pugle, Shedd; Lincoln sheep. C C. Duncan, Kilsey; Jersey cattle. E. A. Rhoten, Salem. C. H. Davidson, Shedd; Cotswold sheep ( Shorthorn cattte Thos. Smail, Scio; Berkshire. ' Geo. A. McCart, Harrisburg; Hoi steins. Robt. K. Burton, Harrisbirg; O. I. C. hogs. ' - E. II. Holloway. Shorthorn cattle, Shropshire, and O. I. C Dav Horsburgh, Scio, R 8; Short horn, Cotswold sheep. Ralph Dannen, Shedd; &iorthorn, Shropshire sheep. J. C. Brown A Sons; Shedd; Jersey C. W. Walker, Albany, R 6; Poland hogs. Ed. Trulove, Albany, R 8; Jersey cattle, and Hampshire hogs. J. O. Fry, Albany R 6; Jersey cat tle. Henry W. Minert, Albany R ; Jer sey rattle, O. I. C hogs, Shropshire sheep. L. Cade, Albany, R ; Jersey cattle, Berkshire hogs. Perry Parker, Plainview; Clydes dale horses. Eng. A. Canning, Lyons; Poland China hogs. E. L. Bilyeu, Scio; White leghorn chickens. Shorthorn cattle. ' H. J. Far well. Shedd; Clyde horses. Heike Ohliny, Albany; Pereheron horses. F. S. Hillman, Halsey; Horned, Dor set sheep. - A. G. Propst, Albany, R 6; Jerseys, 0. I. C hogs, barred rock, Anconas, S. C. leghorns M. Keefe Albany R l;Shor thorn cattle. Chas Ashton, Tangent; Holstein. M. Averhoff, Lebanon; Durocs. Robet L. Burkhart, Albany; Reg. Jersey cattle. Felzer Bros. Tangent; Shropshire; Shorthorn. H. W. Cooley, by 0. E. Hogue, man ager, Albany, Harrisbttrg; Holstein and Ayrshire cattle. 1 R. C Burkhart, Lebanon; Shire ' horses. Shorthorns, Rambouillet and Shropshire. J. B. Cornett and Son, Shedd; Short horns, Cotswold. A. C. Miller, Albany, R 3;Jersey cattle. O. I. C. hogs. McCormick Bros, Lebanon, R 1; Shorthorn. Cole A Harold, Albany, R 6; Short horn. Chester swine, Scotch collies. S. C white leghoms. Shorthorns, Cots- ! wold sheep. I Shriner8 Fined Riding Horses Scarce Articles PORTLAND. Ore., The Portland committee in charge of the arrange ments for the Shrine convention to be held here June 22. 23 and 24. 19'.0 has discovered that riding horses have been so largely superseded by auto mobiles in the northwest that it may be almost Impossible to gather .2M good appearing animals at the yards in this city. It has been the inten .ion to use them extensively in street parades of which there will be four in the three days of the convention. A canvas of the city shows that there Is not evajp one livery stable ex isting in Portland where horses and rigs may be rented. All of the good horses owned In this city are boarded at private riding schools and fee of ten dollars is exacted every time one of the animals is allowed to leave the barn. . Age No liar-To Old Hawaiian Now 103 Years lug In the elvlo center here, to be used as war museum, Amerieanlsatlon hall and meeting place for veterans, la prHsed by the War Veterans Me morial Association. The building, projected as a memor ial to San Francisco's soldiers and sailors who died in the war, would be flnancod, under plans laid here,N. by the sale of stock at dollar share. Out of every ilullur you spend fur an article made outside of Oregon, 75 eents goes sway to maintain a payroll in some distant place. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec. 30 Construction of a large granite build. Reliable Service You will more thoroughly enjoy the HOLIDAY SEASON If .you know your money and valuables are safe. We depend upon our STRONG VAULTS and not upon mechanical de vices to protect your money and your valuables. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT Where Valuables Are Safe The First National Bank "Old and Reliable" 1 AN D ! The First Savings Bank "Where Savings Are bafe" Four Per Cent Inters! on Sating. Farm Loans, and Agents for Federal Farm Loans. mm. WKSEU.- MAlQitAMPi SUNBEA M "amps SUNS ONLY COMPETITOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Cash or Terms (WESTERN ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES FREE (WESTERN ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES Demonstration (WESTERN ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS WIRING DONE BY LICENSED A BONDED WIKEMF.N Phone 20 THE ELECTRIC STORE. INC 327 West First St, Albany UEjrgjrriirMrijrKZ CI - 3 TEII7 TATITA1V l?VlYr.C ON SALE TODAY POPULAR 18631 (Wonderful Pal Sterling .Trio) 85c (There's a Lot of Blue-Eyed Marys In) (Maryland Shannon Four) (Walt Till you Get Them Up In the Air) 18(328 (Boys Murray) 85c (Floatin' Down to Cotton Town ) . ( American Quartet) (I Am Climbing Mountains Campbell . . ) 18620 (... ; Burr) 85c (You Didn't Want Me -When You Had (Me . Burr) (Gems from Sometime .-. ) 35604 ( Victor Light Opera Co.) (Oems irom ahes a dood i-cllow . . ( Victor light Opera Co.! DANCE 18625 (My Baby's Arms. Medley Fox-trot, Pictro) 85c (And He'd Say O-La-La. We-We, Pictro) (I Want a Daddy Who Will Rock me to) 18626 (Sleep All Star Trio) 85c (All the Quakers are Shoulder Shakers. . ) ( All Star Trio) (Oh What a Pal Was Mary Waltz . . . .) 18630 ( Jos. C. Smith Orchestra 85c ( Nobody Knows One Step ) ( . Jos C. Smith Orchestra) RED SEAL 64838 $1.00 (Dear Heart . . Kmilio de Gogorza) 64838 $1.00 (Only You ... . John McCormack) 74590-11.50 (Invitation to the Waltz ( Philadelphia Orchestra) 87292 $1.00 (SansToi Geraldine Farrar) Woodworth Drug Company Music Department rbsa THREE STURDY LINES REPUBLIC Motor Trucks Three things to consider before buying a truck for the farm 1ST LOW FIRST COST You get that in a Republic 9ND lW OPERATING COST You get that in a Repubhc ORD LOW REPAIR. COST You get that in a Republic What's more, you get a" truck backed up by the reputation of the biggest mak er of motor trucks exclusively in , the world yot can't buy more in truck val ue. UNINTERRUPTED Service and exceptional thrift are the salient characterist ics of the Oakland Sensible Six Touring Car. Rough roads surrender to its masterful power, and emphasize the unusual riding comfort of this able, roomy car. And gasoline and tire mileages are uncommonly high. New car-load just received. " qt2 y v : r ttutuhd tea THE SPECIAL SIX EQUIPPHD with a powerful, tilgaly e-ir-nnlcal ami .efficient M II. P. split-head motor, of Htudubakcr d?'.!gn end mnnufactun, with Impmr-d carburrtor and hot-spot intake manifold, this Series 20 Hperial Six Rives every assurance of a car ready for any emergency, lis 119-inch whcllae make.i possililo the comfortable, roomy, five-passenger touring car body and the beautifully appointed Pe.lan or Coupe. Even with its high-powered motor and spacious body the SPECIAL-SIX touring car weighs but 2H60 pounds. It standard equipment is complete, induulng cowl lights at the coiners of the wind'.hii-ld; walnut steering wheel and Instrument board of the sums finish; outside and inside door handles; tonneau light with convenient extension; genuine leather upholstery; Gypsy top with oval plate glass win dows in the rear; and cord tires. The bod, is a beautiful Studcbaker (lark blue. G. T. HOCKENSMITH SERVICE and SELLING In buying a car there is more to consider than merely, tho quality of the car you are about to purchase. The firm back of the car -you buy is just as important as the car itself. This brings in the urwori - - ' -' " "' ' SERVICE Our own names in this community means more to us than mere dol lars. When you buy a car here you can depend upon It that It ia a good one or we would not handle it. And the treatment after we have sold it to you and hnva your money is an important Item. This is one of the reasons for our unusual success In this business. Come and talk to us about the car you need. The Albany Garage Foot of Ellsworth Street LLOYD TEMPLETON Tires, Gas, Oils Goodyear Service Station Accessories, Auto Repairing