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Special Sale on ' Cascade Linen Writing Paper Saturday Only v 1 Pound Cascade Linen . .50c 2 Pkg, Cascade Linen Envelopes 30c An 80c Value for 56c Dawson's Drug Store IL COLLEGE STUDENTS DISCUSS TREATY LOCAL BRIEFS Personal M ratio of People ssd Activities About the City. Chapel Period to be Turned Over to Debate on s ... Monday , Much interest hai been route this week in Albany College over the dit cutslon of the League of Nations and the peace treaty. A grsrip of editor of eastern college papers has asked for a vote of the faculties and the students of all the colleges of the U. S. on this question. A portion of the chapel periods the past week hat been given ovi to a discussion of the various phases of the subject and on Monday from 9:20 to 10.20 a. m. all the members of the faculty and as many of the students as desire will be given an opportunity to express their views on the League and treaty. It it expected that some light and considerable heat will be developed. Any one interested is invited to hear this discussion. On Tuesday the vote will be taken and telegraphed at once to New York. Fro. Springfield- .Albany Defeated ets here today. Mr. Peery is a for mer Scio business man. Frees Shedd High Tossers Albany high school basket ball team went down tn defeat Ut r. fore the fast five representing Sil- venon nign scnool By the score of 17 to 14. Albany played a fast, snappy farmers living near Shedd, were Al bany shoppers this forenoon. Boseburg Visitor' S. A. Sanford, of Roseburg, was an Albany business visitor here today registering at the Albany. Visits Brother S. . A. Kroschel, manager of the Jackson County Creamery, visited his game, but the visitors came out with three points to the good at the end of the contest The Albany line-up contained Sod- erstrom at center; Moore and Willard, forwards; Wilkenson and . Haller, guards. Bayne went in for Soder- brother. L. A. Kroschell. here yester- j '"Z JT J V 7 ' . ! . . , V.' . Bussard replace,! Wilkinson. day on his return from a business trip to Portland. Frost Crabtree Boy and Bex Peery, of near Crab tree station, were in the city today to meet their brother ,M. M. Peery, of Springfield. Scio Visitors . D. B. Weaver and D. M. McLeath ern, of Scio, were Albany visitors last night on a business trip here. , Lebanon Visitor J. C. Gilson, of Lebanon, registered at the Van Dran hotel last night TALK U.S. ADVISES METHODIST PREACHER Average Man Does Not Un derstand Religious Terminology "One of the outstanding needs of our day of for the average Christian to talk, 'United States' when speaking of his religion," said Hr. Heist in ad while In the city to transact business dressing the fine congregation gather- and to visit friends. ed at the Methodist Church Tbirsday ! from Mlverton I night. "The religious terminology The Silverton basket ball team, l yoo nse in discussing your relation Earl Bennett, Mart Woods, Bill Mc- f to God is all Greek to the average Cleary, Harry Anderson, Roy McKce . man of the street," he continued "the rolling pupils and stopping at the Albany Hotel. J 10 lialsey Locals , Mr. and Mrs. Will Porter of Shedd were in llslsry Tuesday on business. Mr. W. J. Bennett, of Portland, vis ited his parents, T. M. Bennett and wife, of Tangent, on Christmas. Mr. and Mrt. Fred Jackson tpont New Yean day with Frank Williams. Mitt Florence Morgan returned to Portland Sunday where she is taking a courts In a business college. Mr. and Mrs. Salvettor and their little daughter Eunice were guests of Mr. and Mrt. R. K. Stewart Sinday. The county bridge gang are work ing on the Courtney crrrk bridge be tween ltrowntville and Haltey. Jest Cross who was hurt last Week while cranking his auto, Is pronounc ed out of danger and is around town again. 1 Geo. Alfred hat been laid up with sickness since the first of the week. Mr. Alford hat been relieved by the S. P. Co., 'jntil he recovers. A New Year's party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Salvettor; an oyster supper was served at mid night and all present had a very en joyable time. Mr. snd Mrs. D. H. Pierce and fam ily. of Albany, and Miss Sarah Wil liams, of Lake Creek, were the guests of Mr. and Mrt. R. K. Stewart New Yean. ' The directors of the Pine Grove Cemetery Association had a meeting on January 5th at Pine Grove and rait ed the price of the It lutt to $10 ami th $10 lots to $15. Henry Svefirlt left for (Illinois on Wednesday the 7 on account of a tel egram announcing the drath of his mother. He expects to be gone about fifteen days. Haltey Enterprise. GOLD HILL MINES WILL REOPEN Easterners Take Charge of ftopertieti Long Idle in Southern Oregon GOLD HILL, Jan. 10 F. II. Van Horn of Denver, Colo., engineer In charge, representing Victor W. Brown i and aasoclatet of Pittsburg Pa., hat I taken a lease and option to buy the Sylvanite group of gold quarts mines I two milrt north of Gold Hill. , !, Thlt property was recently known as the Ray and Haff mines, consist .Ing of the old Ray, Cheney and Sim mon holding, and is at present owned , by the Gold Hill Mines company, with J. W. Davis of Sacramento, Ca!., at the head of the concern. The mine WPilaSSSBBBBtJtJSSBtBl asm) It equipped with tenstamp mill, and recent development! have uncov ered considerable milling ore. Mr. Davirs It now on the. ground and re ports that the lessees will rea'jma operation as soon ss the mine and mill rquipement can tie put In repair. ' William A. Douglas of Gold Hill, who recently purchased the llina Danielson quarts mine three milis) south of Gold Hill, It making repairs on the properly with a virw to put ting I ho mine on a working basis. The reopening of these two properties snd other activities reported are ap parently the .forerunner of a general resumption of gold quarts mining in this region. Keith Donaea Frank Donaea of Sweet Home and Miss Keeta Keith, also of Sweet Hume were married at the Methodist pars onage this afternoon at 8 p. m., by Rev. Spencer. They will return to Sweet Home this evening. We wish them long and happy married life. Takes California Trip Mr. and Mrs. Grant Plrtle, proprie tors of the St. Francis hotel, left this noon for Modesto California for a vi.lt. Mr. Pirtle will probably"" return the first of the month and Mrs. Plr tle to remain for a longer time. Their ton Roy will serve at lout master of the hotel during their absence. WELL KNOWN PORTLAND CONSERVATORY OF MC WILL OPEN OP BRANCH liggftfiffi ST00I0S HERE IN ALBANY , , . . ' rM wiasmoDiie rrices a The American Conservatory of Mu-rU sic, with offices and studios 4th floor j Jtj of the Eilers Music Bldg.. Portland, I Oregon, will open up bran oh studios t . here on the second floor of the Cusick ' I i Bank building. .There will be special ' departments foe beginners, as well t 1 as advanced Students, with special de partments for children. A new meth od of teaching will be introduced for the first time, that has proven a com plete success in the larger cities Their staff of teachers number among them some of the foremost leading musicians in the country. To those who wish to take up teach ing as a profession, teachers diplomas will be issued. To advertise and get started quick- Lc ly a special offer will be given to a IV very limited number of the first pupils ' who enroll, namely the $80 scholar-! kin wilt K nHrA mt Stall ' easy time payments covering a period jj of over half a year. Qj If the Deonle of Albanv will tret be- ! hind this and give their support, we I ft can have a Conservatory of Music ' rtl second to none in the state. The rep. resentatives are now in the city en. Remain Unchanged Oldsmobile has not increased the price during recent fluctuations. THE OLDSMOMLE SIX Continues to Sell at $1650 S and manager B. F. Yonel registered at the Albany last night while in the city to entertain the Albany basket ball team. From Plainview , Mrs. C. W. Tibbett, of Plainview, was in the city today to confer with a local physician. From Corvallis Prof. M. S. Wood, of Corvallis, and Mr. Medrell from the state of Mon tana were Albany business visitors today. Mr. Merdrell is seeking a loca tion on a farm in this section of the state and expresses himself as being well pleased with prospects here. Visits Albany Friends pious phrases of past centuries had meaning in their day, but generally speaking, they have little content even for the Christians in this generation. We must use language which will con vey meaning to the man untrained in the religious expressions." The theme of the evening was, ."What Does It Really Mean to Be a , Christian?" In d:snj?s:ng his sub ject the speaker practiced what he preached, by avoiding old theological phraseology, as he emphasized the nec ccifv nf vita! no. -n Tn 1 rolntinn.tiin .to Jesus lnnst, easily understandable on the basis of a personal friendship, such as characterized the relationship Purl and Miss Hazel Tucker, of of th first rliseinles of th Master. Portland, are spending the week end A marked increase in attendance in Albany visiting at the home of Miss and interest characterized last night's Juanita and Miss Gwenith Davis, meeting. The atmosphere of expect Son Is Born ancy is growing and striking results A seven pound son was born to Mr. are confidently expected as the cam and Mrs. J. L. Batdorf at the Dea- ' pig advances. coness hospital in Salem Jan., 7. Mrs. I This evening the pastor will preach Batdorf was formerly Faith Gray of Mr. Heist will preach both morning Albany. , an(j evening on Sunday. A men's meet- Leaves For Toppinish Wn n)r a, 3.00 in the afternon will be Mrs. C. D. Anderson and son Char- held by the pastor, les left for Toppinish Wash., this j morning Mrs. Ander- OH ! MY BACK ! tnn t hrnthswi hara Ho im ort M -l-ot R.tnl hi. m,.'i i Th Expression of Many a Kidney ,7 t ru . Sufferer in Albany xi. 1 neuvrgau reiurnea nome mis morning after an extended business trip in the interest of his firm. From Dever A stubborn backache is cause to suspect kidney trouble. When the kid neys are inflamed and swollen, stoop ing brings a sharp twinge in the small - .1. 1 1. .I... 4-1 .1., . A. Jones, of Dever, waj in the i, away. Doan's Kidney Pills re ... - I : m 1 . . ' . . . ' vive sluggish kidneys relieve aching backs. Ask your neighbor! Here's Albany proof: Mrs. M. E. Bilyeu, 306 E. Fourth St. Says: "I never knew what it was to be without backache from the time I was a little girl up to a few vears city on a business trip. Mr. Jon has spent all his life in the Dever neighborhood and has a fine farm well improved. From Wolfe Point Montana ' Oscar Skaug of Wolfe Paint Mon tana arrived in the city yesterday j ngo. The older I got, the more I was and will locate here and establish a "nereq oy my nacx ana Kidney. watch and jewelry repair shop. Mr. Skaug was formerly watch inspector for the great Northern railroad. Victor Berger Denied Seat in Congress Again WASHINGTONTjan. 10 A. P Victor Berger, ' Socialist representative-elect from Milwaukee was denied his seat in the House of Representa tives for the second time. My back ncarlv killed me at times. it ached so badl". When I eot down to pick up anything or sat in one po sition very long, it was all I could do to straighten up. I suffered a great deal from inflammation of the blad der. I used Doan's Kidney Pills and thev cured me of that awful backache and put my kidneys in good working order." COc. at all dealers. Foster-Milbum Co., Mfgs., Buffalo. N. Y. The aggregate harsepower of war and mercantile turmined vestllcs throughout the world is now about 35,000,000. 3 4 i : i rv A It. ti suoany s State I Bank " Always at Your Service " ' f!iiiirniiini!i!!!i!:i;i;:j:;!:::i;!:i!!!i;;iin;f!!:iii;M;;H!;ij:ii!i!!!ij; IT ( -V: ' 1 i V ; m 1 li.r -v. - I! J. C. 81'KNCEK j Pstor of x p "The Working Winning Church" Iil!lllll!llllll!l!lll!i!!!ll!lll!Li!llll!ill!l!l!llll! Both Five Passenger and Roadster THE DIGNITY OF OLDSMOBILE The Oldsmobile Company is very proud of its name. Twenty-two years ago Olds started making automobiles, and although cars have come and gone, Olds--mobile has kept up its high standards of excellence and remained in the lead. , Whenever Oldsmobile puts out a new car it is under its own name. No sub terfuge is used for smaller, lower-priced cars. Olds quality is in every car pro duced. , They are glad to call it an Oldsmobile. Goodyear Service Station Oldsmobile Cars and Trucks, i i We have ori Exhibition in our salesroom, an Oldsmobile Eight Pacemaker and an Oldsmobile Eight, seven passenger caj. Call and See Them R. W. TRIPP Dort Cars First & Lyon Sts Bethlehem Trucks Washington Warned U.S. ''Both reason and experience forbids us to expect that national morality can be maintained on other than relig ious principles. Let uswius caution indulge in the supposition that morality-can be maintained without religion." CHRIST MUST HA VE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE if you are to live your best life, if you are to follow the leadership of nation builders. FOLLOW YOUR BEST CONVICTIONS! HEAR The Rev. J. C. Spencer, Tonight. The Rev. A. A. Heist, 10:30 and 7:30 Sundav AT THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
