Albany daily democrat., January 06, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

COUNTY NEWS
Notes from all parti of Linn
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J. J. Won of Port land visited
bit wti Co. and family latt wek.
Mrt. Curtii Col and two children
tpent th lallcr Pri of tha wk
with hr mother Mri. Harold of Slay
ton. I Mrt. E. 0. Wallace and Ihtla grand
! ton Wallace On we II want lo J'ort-
3 land Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrt. Mcltoberti and ion of
Albany tpnt Bunday with Mr. and
Mrt. tiro. Waston.
HAIIKIKBUKG, Ore., Jan. fl.-A- I Mrt. Spratt and daughur Dvlla rt-
bout 85 mmbra of tha junior classes turned homo Wednesday from Stella
of tha M. E. Sunday achool, had a With.
most jmjoyubl time at a Watrh Party j . Lloyd Furnish and Ruitrll Wltt-
held at tha home of Rov. Guy Filch . ttarted for th lumber camp Wed
I'hrlpt, Now Years ava. I'netday,
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WORLD MEET
MAY BE HERE
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Mr. and ' Mrt. Strand Jong, of Mr. and Mrt. Ed. Bllyeu and moth
Eugon apant a few dayt here latt er and Mr. Porter Long were looking
week vliltlng at tha home of the I over Mr. Colc't herd of thorthornt
lattrr't titter, Mrt. Geo. E. McCul- Saturday.
loch.
Mr. and Mrt. Wltlard McCullock,
and daughter, of Portland tpent
Chrittmat her al the Geo. E. Me
I Cultock horn.
Frank Htroda, who eama up from
Lutherans From all Sections
or Globe May Hold Ses
sions in America
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A special called meeting of the
National Luthern Council held at the
Hotel Attor, New York on Thurtduy
December 18th, ttrpt were taken to
call a world conference of Lutheran
in America 11)20. Thlt action waa
bated on the report of the commit
tionera of tha Lutheran Church of
America that have been in Europe for
the patt tix monthi surveying condi
tion!. . Tha purpote of the conference it to
discuss poiiibilitle of clotter affil
iation and nrjtual helDfutneet in the
aceounU Notr Dam bt reorganization work that ia be-
SPORT GOSSIP
From all
Portland to apend the holldayt with ' M tru,1 ln batketball thia winter at fore the Lutheran Church, If tha eon- I
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hia parentt Mr. and Mrt. Joa Htroda
returned to hit work Sunday evening.
A Inrg number of high achool
atudentt .pent New Year't even In
garnet and mirth at the horn of Mr.
and Mr. Perry.
Wilbur Hoyt arrived home mon
day having tarved 19 monthet with
the marlnrt In Cuba and Haiti.
The Misses Anna and Mary Statp ( . Porky Flynn loet aeveral prospec
camr hoi.;a from Portland for an ax- tive bouta by hia atunt of faking a
tended vlitt with . relatlvci and, knockout in hia recent bout with Al
friendi. Kcich.
Harrithurg will toon be the prood The promoter who waa refuted the
possessor of a large cement garage u" cf 1,10 Ya' towl to. ttage the
and teveral new cement walka. Dcmpsey-Carpcntcr bout, tried, any
Rev. 0. A. Taggart and family , way.
it wat In football last fall.
Two boxer of tha tame na
Johnny Downet are caualng conaid
erable mix-up in the Attic circlea of
Bottom
IL.I.Iu f tu!...-.fnn. th. ,M thtl.
d.phl. catcher, hat 'been aigned to P"t.tant membership powert In the
coach the Red Sox pitcher, next aea-j worlA Thi rroup here lofore haa
-,. been, largrly limited to national or
ganization and activity.
tforenc It held, it It believed that
It will be one of the most tignificint
gathering in tha hittory of Protett
antism. It will repretent a group of
mora than teventy-fiv million Pro
tettanta, more than half of the whole
Boxing haa taken auch a atrong
hold of tb popular fancy at Yale that
' an Eli boxing team ia to be organixed.
Jack Lellvelt of the Minneapolit
team, a veteran of tha American a
tociation, ha been releaaed to the
Oinuha club of th Western League.
' If only a fair nronortion of the nma.
pective minor Icaguea are able to take
the field next Beaton the baseball map
will rrscmbl th old on In uta be
fore the war.
It might bo a good thing for Geo.
Burn if th Athletic traded him.
I When George wat shifted from IV
troit to Philadelphia he hit 'em a mile
for the Maekmen.
I Pitcher "Slim" Sale of the Cincin
.. natl team say the Champion Reda
I will be even better next season than
" . ' - . ... , they wero latt year, and that they
, ...... will repeat to a certainty.
; OAKV1LLE, Jan., 6. Speckil The The whirlwind work of Benny Loon
young proplo held a watch night par- ard In hia recent bout ahowa plainly
ty at tha homa of Mr. and Mrt. G. ( tho apeed Johnny Dundee will be up
G. WiUon. Camet and refremcnt againtt in hia bout with the light-
Irft for Wler, Idaho 'Wednetday.
Tuesday evening th Eeattem Star
.and Matont gave them a farewell re
ception. The Yojng people of the Ilarrlt
burg C. E. have ttarted an attendance
rontatt. " At th clo.e of a recent
memberthlp Contett, there were fifty
member! enrolled.
Mua Thelnia Gooding and Ell Hall,
, boih former high achool ttudent of
ihit city returned to.thelr tchool In
Albany Tuetday hiving tpent a two
wvekt vacation with home folkt
htrt.
Mitt Llllitn Fry, who hat been
vltlting with her parentt In Eugene,
returned her Friday to return hr
dutiet at -"Hello Girl'
were appropriate to the lime and
general good time wat enjoyed.
a ; weight champion at New Haven thit
I month.
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i uu omnrr, inv nvunum wrestler
R. E. Spaulding began ha new year !
at Berkenfield, Or., where he it do- , haa been having a great aeaton. Joe
hat not only been grappling almoat
enntinuoutly for the patt two monthi
but haa boon tnccraaful in l-.h bouts
at well.
The announcement that Vardon and
Ray, the British gulf alara, are to visit
America again next aummcr recallt
the memorable open tournament of
11U3, when Francia Ouimet defei?d
both the great Englith player and
won th championship,
In all probability tome action will
be taken by proornUm to prevent box
era ana wrestler engaging In more
thnn one contett a week. The fighters
and mat artiata who perform two and
three timet a week, aomctimea on two
. nights in succession, are seldom phya-
' Ically fit to give the fans a run for
their money.
' French boxers seem to have it on
t'toir English cousins. In recent Anglo-
' French bouta Clique, th French bant-
L.r, defeated Ross, the British champ
ion; 'Carpenter knocked out Beckett,
rnd Doponthieu stopped Taney Lee,
featherweight champion of England
Ing office work for the Chrittenten
tagging Co.
Mist Anna Cook it home agajn from
. Portland, where the hat been fro
several month resting and having I
medical treatment. She hat been
ailing tinea the had the flu.
Mitt Jennie Cook spent the holi
dnyt at horn and hat returned to
her school at Gardner.
Mr. and Mrt. Keniston of Portland
or aprnding the month with Mrt. '
L. Z. Adamt and other relativea In
thlt vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson and
daughter Wileta returned Saturdny
from a weeka visit with rebtivci at
Newport. ... . . ri '.i
. M. S. Coon It driving a new Ford
truck.
Mrt. M. E. Walker tpent a few
dayt last week with her parentt who.
-now live In Corvtllli.
The annunl telephone moeting wat
arld-at the Oakvllle tchool houte Jan
S. Officers elected wore aa follows:
Independent line, Water Stnret Pretv,
E, Black .treasurer, Allen Hamilton
secretary; Bell line, Victor
President, S. Holstln treasurer,
Stockton lineman. ;-v
r Fin j Dentistry
With Few Visits
East Knox Butte Ncwi
. EAST KNOX BUTTE, Jnn., 6.
Special Ralph Harold of Salem vls
tied at the horn of hit cousin, Mrt.
Cole, over Sunday. Ha juat returned
from Corvallit where had been attend
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Tomorrow At:ght
tttt T.klett (top tlek fwadteh,
relieve bllleue attack, ton mni
reaulat th ellmln.llv erttna,
astk yeu ful fin.
"IWrttr Than Plilt For Uvtr Ilia"
Registered Denttsti using lha
- E. H. 1'arkcr System nuke ,a tpc-
cinlty or promptly
enring for out-of-town
pullenlt.
Most people can
not afford to waste
unnecessary time In a
dentist's ofllco. and
E. R. Parker System dentists be
lieve In giving such patients all
Dosslble attention and work on
each visit, so tliey will not havej
to come in so oiten.
This work Is all done so well
It Is fully guaranteed. You are
sure of good dentittry and com
plete satisfaction. Best of all, you
need not fear pnln, for every safe
method of overcoming pain Is
used. Prices are moderate and
examinations and advice are free.
There are twenty-four offices In
different cities where the E. R.
Parker System is used, the nearest
one being at "
Painless Parker Dentist
State & Commercial Sts.
Salem, Oregon
COUNTY AGENT
ISAPPROVED
Taxpayers Vote Appropria
tions for Agricultural
Worker .
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WAGNER CAST IRONWARE
No. 3 Skillets 48c
No. 5 Skillets .". . .89c
'No. 7 Skillets .'. $1.03
No. 8 Skillets $U0
No. 9 Skillets $U9
No. 8 Handled Griddles 98c
Not 9 Handled Griddles . . .-. .$1.15
No. 8 Long Handled Gridles . .$1.89
No. 7 Flat Bottom Kettles . ..$2.45
No. 9 Flat Bottom Kettles . . .$3.48
Gem "Pans -. $1.05
No. 8 Dutch Oven with legs. .$3.70
No. 10 Dutch Oven with legs . .$4.85
Low Waffle Irons $2.19
These cooking utensils are of high
' grade quality and are priced in our
usual conservative way for your ad
ALUMINUM WARE
1 Quart Double Boilers . .$1.39
1 Quart Double Boilers $1.75
2 Quart Double Boilers $2.09
3Quart Double Boilers $250
1 Quart Lipped Sauce Pan ..69c
2 Quart Lipped Sauce Pan .". . .70c
6 Quart Lipped Sauce Pan $1.60
4 Quart Convex Sauce Pan . .$1.65
(with cover)
6 Quart Convex Sauce Pan . .$2.00
8 Quart Convex Sauce Pan . .$2.48
6 Quart Convex Safety Kettle $1.95
6QuartTea Kettle $3.90
4 Quart Pudding Pan 89c
6 Quart Steamer Combination $3.35
Square Jelly. Cake Pan 50c
Seamless Bread Pan 65c
Pie Plates 30c
8- in. Loose Bottom Cake Pans 33c
9- irt. Loose Bottom Cake Pans 35c
4'Mn. Loose Bottom Tubbed
Cake Pans ; $1.09
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Polk county It to try the experiment
of a county agricultural agent again.
This waa decided at the meeting of
tnxpayers at the court house lastj
Friday to discus tha county budget, j
Th matter of an agent was dis-i
cussed at .some length, pro and con, '
glS "1 H AMILlONS HSHHSliKSHZK
matter came to a vote the Item of I
$2,000 for the county'a share of th
expense of maintaining an agent here
waa carrie almost but not quite, un
animously. Dallas Itcmixer.
. SodaMlle Itema
SODAVILLE, Jan., 6. Rev. W. G.
Fisher, of Eugene, occupied tha pul
pit of the Sodaville Evangelical ch-jrch
Sunday.
John Wcittier aha rented hit ranch
north of town to Mr. . .utman, of
Crowfoot district.
" Leslie Ij Forge and afmily are
preparing to move from here to the
J. liiiibrick property in north Leban
on. .
' Gale Hazen, Earl and Clarence La
Forge and Glen Simons, went to Port
land last Friday to attend school
during the winter.
Mr. Shealy, of Portland, rente! the
Skinner place touth of town last week
and will toon move his folkt her.
J. S. Campbell and wife are visit
ing their daughter and ton-in-bw,
Mr. and Mrs. Horton Tyler, of Fair
view neighborhood while Mr. Tyler
it laid up with a crushed foot that
a horse stepped on, a few dayt ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fox visited friends
in Albany last week.'.
Mr. W. A. Smith, of Gladstone,
arrived Wednesday to help her sister,
Mrs. C. IL Frisby, nurse her husband,
who is very tick at present
Cars Ditched When
Toledo Trains Crash
TOLEDO, Ore., Jan 6 The sec
ond train wreck last week occurred
within the city limits, a freight en
gine crashing into a string of flat
cart and tearing off the cowcatcher,
and front end of the engine and throw
ing two flat cars off the track. The
outgoing passenger train wat held
up an hour while the track was be
ing cleared.
It is reported that steam escaping
from the left-hand aide of the en- -gine
obscured the fare from view..
No persons were injured.
Last Sunday a heavy carload of
feed jumped the track near Blodgett,
tearing ip 100 yards of track.
During the reign of Peter the Great
leather money was circulated in Russia.
SCIATIC PAINS
QU1CKLYREIIEVED
Keep Sloan's, th World 't Lini
ment handy to allay ache
THOUSANDS of men and women,
when ti:e least little rheumatic
"crick'.' astaili them, have Sloan'
. Liniment handy to knock it out.
Popular a third if a century ago far
more popular todtv.
1 hat't because it u to wonderfully
hcli.tl in relieving all external ache
and paint sciatic, lumbago, neural
gU, overstrained mutrlet, tlifl joints,
weather exposure results. A little is
all that is necessary, for it toon pent
trakt without rubbing to the sore spot.'
Lea vet no must, stained tlin. cleaned
porrt. A buttle today b a wise pre
caution. Keep it handy.
All dri'euisti. ,tv-.. 70r. t 40
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BAKE - BITE
Bread
Cake
Plea
Cookies, Rolls, '
Doughnuts, Etc.,
are Making .
A HIT
' Try Them
Elite Bakery &
Confectionery
Notice to Housewives !
Beginning Tuesday at
2 P. M., Mrs. L. A. Humphreys, a special representa
tive of the Crown Mills, will give a demonstration of
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Flour, Cereals and
Shortenings
At Sears' Grocery Store
AH Week
All cooking and baking will be done on a Westing
house Electric Range. -
SPECIAL LUNCHES SERVED
Mrs. Humphreys will be in the city for the next six
weeks and will serve, lunches for ladies, and banquets.
Make Arrangements At Sears Store
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