Albany daily democrat., January 20, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

WASHINGTON AND
OREGON LEAD U.S.
Shingle Production in North
west Greatest in Country ;
Figures Requested
PORTLAND, Ore Jen, It Re
plies have been received to data from
.haul one half of the four hundred
fifty sklngls operators of Oregon end
Wasklngtoa to whom ibt District
ForeaUr at Portlaad, Oregon, Imt
1y mailed requeeta for in formation
concerning tko 191 shingle out vn tf
two itsles. la ordor to make these
eiatlsiles at complete at passible, the
Forest 'Sarvtas 'deslrso to reserve a
wmr. tram .ver ahiax-la eeeretor la
the district end will famish blank
schedules on reoicst to any operator
who felled to rocohra ooo Wore.
Tkl avian If ill all ethers la tka
Unit States la the production of
ahl ,ls, tk tUU of Wuklngioa pre
Aa i .Sou. 75 acr eont of lk total
r 4 of tho United States. Nasi to
rfaahlnglon. Oregon lends all oihort
, ia in proaocxiow m warm.
Praetieall all tke salaries art
.L. fmiB him red coder, on of
tkt principal coauaoreial trees of iho
region. Tho shakes of too early set
flora tint proved tka value of-tkis
road for skUgtoa. Tka aplit and
eheved .klngte was tko fint dovelou
mI from tka akaka to tko present
form of shingle. Tka stralgM grain
of k wood aad lit aolf texture axed
tha saanorisetara of iko shaved shlagte
air. TkoM wore piwd-tosd by aptlf
ting tka aklatlo klork wrtb a- trow
mmA .hutn tha .hlmat- iW bath tAl
by hand wttk a draw kalfa to give it
tka proper taper. About laoe shaved
kiagtes brgaa to bo manufactured
commercially alone tka CbhMabtoaad
Pugot Sound region. Many of 'Ikss
wor, eonsemed loeilly,- and toma wara
klppady water' coastwise to Cal
ifornia portt and tkoaea by rail tkre
ugheat tat Soofhwett. Tka ptodie
tioa of ' wottcra rod ' eodar tiling let
was a email ladattry, kowrrer, an
ill tka completion of tko Nortkera
Pacific Railroad, in tan.' Shaved
akiaglaa wara aooa replaced by tho
mechlnc-ssfed shlagle.
'it la a strange fact that tko egg
of ota-fowl are abaoat tialrtl m fee,
oo tkat tkoy wfll only roll m a circle.
At ataoy of tkem are laid, oa tka faro
edges of klghToeka Una piwrlshn of
nature prevents tkem from rolling off.'
Sporting Notes of
. Interest
Are Your Teeth
3otherihgYou?
Nearly everybody kaa something
tho matter wltb the tooth, hat
Keep on pootpouiuj a
vlmt to ' tho ' doattet
Soma- people are
afraid of pal,' aoeaa
afraid' of the price,
aad totne don't waat
a ta.a tha ileaa.
All those people ahoold know
about the RegMlerod DeatitU usiag
the E. R. Parker System.
First, there la ad fear of pata
whsa dental work is done aader
Ike E. a Parker System.
Second, the prices are moderate,
aad every palieat Is guaranteed
fall BotUfi action.
Third, fewer visits are required,
aad out-of-town visitors are given
special attention, to they need
o( call so often.
If your teeth are bothering you.
renumber that the longer you
neglect tbein, the more yon suffer
' and the mar it will coot you in
tho end.' ; .'."'
There art twenty-four BY R.
Parker System offlces ia different
- cities, the nearest offlco being at
Painless Parker Dentist
State & Commercial St.
Sales, Oregon
Steer Elected Captains Harvard
to May at U. of U. Uglea
Altar Dempeeyi Coack Haat
Quits V. af W.
UNIVERSITY OP ORG EON, In
one, Jan. ' SW'Blir Steers, iter
guanerbake of tho famous 191 Ver-
tity football team, wat elected cap
tain of the 112V team at a bannt
of the football team latt night
Captain Steer was one of ike ahin
Ing ligktt' in tka great game wilk
Uarrard at Paaadeaa on New Year's
day, kicking one of tka field goals
scored by Oregon. '
W. U Uayward.' famout athletic
trainer at the alveritty- for tho peat
Id years, Mooaaced at the koaqaet
tkat be weald reauia wilk tka univer
sity.
rUyward.tald kit aalary kad beta
inereaied to 1000 appear, and tkat ke
haa turned down tko two oattide
propoiilioei tkat were offered him.
After tkis announcement. Homer
Angell, tpeaking' for tke Oregon
alumni, tendered to Mr. Keyword an
automobile. He la to go to Portlaad
and make kit selection of a ear,
tegtoa After Damposy
' Jack Pcmptcy la "gat ting hit" from
American Legion poete all over tke
country and there U no Ulllng wkat
tkey will do to tke thampinn before
tkey got tkrougkt. sayt tho porting
oaTtor of the Orogoaiaa.' Tho ci
aoldicrt have longgMrteo and they
are net going: to overlook the fact
that Jack aad hit manager were tear
ing America while they were tkoakl
ertng guns in France. Of courai
Kearna kaa some tkrougk with the big
alibi and explatta) that Demptcy per
formed ia innumerable Tight benefit
skews Cad was inttrumeotal ia rant
ing upward of I1O0.M0 for war ckar-
liiea.
Tkis is me emewgfe, bat the Lo
tion memhere wotm .nauch racr
kave kad Jack with tkem ia tke
trenches ,.....-
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SEATTLE, llsah.. Jaav. ZO-Coack
Oaude J. Hoot, athletic director of
tho Univcraity af Waahmgtoa ' ra
tigaed kit poeltion latt evening and
and will eovoc - his can ate lien - wfth
tke anivertity la Juno.
Tke eHogetker onexpected actioa
af iho Uaiveraity of WitnisKtoa mem
tor leave Washington m a precar-
mus potittoa rer arootban eeaca.
Camiag at a-thno when mortof tke
good gridiron urtrietnr kave sign
ad contrscta for tko . coming tear.
Crtdm Manager Ptrwht McismI
atrf tke aetoaUted ttudant face a
dUfk!t usk of gvttinr a capall
aaaa to develop i lM eleven at tke
Seattle university.
Coack Hunt announced that bul
naaa dealmgs ia tho cast and an otTa
from the Caittoa collego, where be
formerly taugkt football, influenced
ait aeeiaioB'te aiait the local Inititt
tioa. Hunt will get a salary of kS00
atCaritoa,' which U more than $100
more tkaa hia coaragot hare oalls for.
HMPROSPECTS
ATHARIUSBURG
Rubillng City in Somth Linn
Soon to Have CJXIH1
in Operation -
Harritburg buainctt men are great
ly enthuted over the jrotpceta of an
up to' date taw mill and factory in
their ruttllag little city, according
to the latt ittue of the awmnabu
Bulletin which give -the 1alewiaf
count of the pretpcets: " -
The inttallatioa of t motor at the
aawmill today it one of the laat placet
of work aoeeteary to perform to pat
tke mill la epcantiag eooditioo,
C O. Luocke arrives Friday with
o.Prty of Witcontia friendt who
arc to become InUretted in the saw
mill aad factory. The afUclat of in
corporation which provide for -cae-
italisation of 7t,000 bav been drawn
aad are ready for the signatares of
the incorperatora. Cradualty tko Utt
of preferred atock asked of Harris-
rg It growing. Many are kolding
baclt only to know tkat tka propoai-
tioa it a "tare go".- day's real work
on the part of the soliciting commit
tee akoold easily rait tka balance of
tko IMM naked.
Complete plant as to the c statu of
tke excelsior mid aad furniture fac
tory will be made known upoa Mr.
Iiccke't arrival Material for the con
struction of a port of the extra build
ing needed baa already been purchas
ed at Conors; from 'the Booth-Kelly
people. Additional land hat beau pur
chased to provide not only for needed
building sites bO to afford right of
way for railroad sidings, act.
Mr.' Lurch a but letter waa to the
effect tkat k was already biried
whk order for lumber to be shipped
to Witcontia at the aarlieit potaibt
, date.
TODAY'S EVENTS
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Tk. T - rl - - 1 ' Ia.
dty'
Indiana Univertlyty colebratos its
centennial today.
Edward L Edwards will bo Inaug
urated today as governor of New Jer
sey.
The Wee tern Potato Expoaitkaa will
be opened at Dover today and con
tin Bed until Friday.
Under the auspices af the federation
of women's miaeion boards of Canada
a Dominion-wide service of prayer ia
to be obaorvod today.
The Southern Hardwood TraAc Aa-lf
aoeiatioa, composed of about 400 hard
wood men from New York to Texas,
will open Its eighth annual convention
today at Mempfaia.
The thirty-trst annual how of the
New York Poultry- and Pigeon Asso
ciation, the largest exhibition of Ha
kind m America, will be opened W
day at Madiaon Square Garden. -
Governor Frank O. Low den of Il
linois is scheduled aa chief speaker at
tka thirtieth annual convention of the
Northwestern Lumbermen's Associa
tion, which la to moot nt Minneapolis
today'for a throe-day section.
Whether CoL Frank P. Stubba cr
John M. Parker fa) to be the next gov
ernor of Louisiana ia expected to bo
determined in the Statewide Demo
cratic prim arise to be bald in Louis-
inaa today -
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AaVertlscd Letter
The following it a lltt af the ad-
vartiaed letter remaining in tho Al
bany Oregon Poet Office January 19,
1K9:
' ABra. Miss Cleef AwtphTn, Mr. EI
doa; Bertie. P. J.: Bowman, D. hL;
Brown, A. E.j Burkkart. Mia Delhi;
Coleman. Mr. Myrtle; Davie, Mrs.
Harriet VLi Dean, Mr. Orsa; Do Hav
en. Ellen; Dscksotk Lorn; Dona Id ten.
MUs Blanche; Dupee. Mlta Cherio ML;
Davis, Mr. a E-; Eyore. Miss Mary
E.; GilL Mr. T. J. (I): Ctlman. Mrs.
Nellie: Glnrd. Mrs. Marlon; Gram.
Mr. Herbert A.; Qpff, Mr.' Eugene;
Hay. M.' A. D.; Johns. Mr. R. 8.;
King. Mr. S. W.; Maacla.' Mr. Dor
lan; Martin. M. J, E.; McMiniaa.
Mr. Tilt; Moore. Mr.' J. a; NeUoa.
Mra. F. C; Norton, Mr. J. a; Os
borne, Mr. Edward; Smith, Mrs. M.
E.; Schmidt L C; Scott, WG.;
8mith, Mrs. Myrtle; Stewart, CB-;
Thomas, Mr. B-; Young, Mr. Sairah
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' C H.' Stewart, P. M. '
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Motion Filed
By Defendant
' In Law StUt
A motion was tied today by attor-
aeys for the defendant fax the caea of
the Albany Fruit Jake Co, against J.
A. Howard, in which plaintiff are an-1
lag for the recovery of 1 1JW0 allegsd
to bo duo oa tke aale "of the local
plant made tkrougk Howard.
The motion asks the case be brought
to trial -by alleging when the plain
tiff aad Ha ousters became aware ol
bad taowtoage that the property al
Ugod fat the esmplamt to be sold was
raaoooahty worth 1400 or more
sJVaced ta. said cocopiaint.'' i .
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je aeaid at tut ta very seat
lor wetatat redactieaT It ta so
follow, aa aureteai treat the
ware aaa pertscuy aate.
' Tea ma ee BM rtnk SO 70a nea.
Thtce. Is no tidiaes exeecweaa. I'm
e little ocl ' e( hereaa at eooeenieat
risMer shw . follow' the simple,
dear aUiectJooa. A loss pt welgfat, tea
te ttxty pounds (whaleeer you ated to
loaet, soay be expected by teas aafs and
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costs '
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Ladies Suits, 1 lot . . . .7 $19.85
Ladies Coats; 1 lot . . . . ; .$9.95
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Ladies Sweaters $3.95 .
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Coma n aad see the nice line of Cake that our
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Special prices for Sodals axad.Bafsqoets
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GBOCEBY BAEEBT
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Ex-Service Men
- ' May be Possible
WASHINGTON. Jan. tO By A. P.
From thirty to Sfty thoasand form
er aervlce men deairoua of establish
ing farm homos can obtain 50 acre
tracts on reclamation projecta If con
gress (rants the proposed 1280,000,
000 reclamation appropriations, ext
ern representatives told the' House
committee today.
The states represented were Ore
gon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Colo
rado, Texas, Wyoming, Montana, Ne
vada and New Mexico.
The collection of old embroideries
is a particular hobby of Queen Maud
of Norway. ,
THOUSANDS 0? WOZI waller alterably from
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Into the rug department they come, curious to
revolutionary floor coverings of linen these
see these
UCJEM RUGS
And away they go, wondering all the more at the dis
tinctive excellence of the thing they have purchased.
Let us tell vou how tho tough durability of Unea la given
to these JOeartlax Linen Bug how the flax ia piled, strand
upon strand, until a weight o? four pounds to the yard maxee
them thick and flat-lying They are revenible, n'trr. :
mothproof and extremely economical when you consider their
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No wonder the verdict of the discriminating ia Kloarflaz
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We have iust received a large shipment of merchandise
J from the Eastern Markets which" is'nbw' on display
I and ready for you at very reasonable prices:
Girls' BLOOMERS . 65c and 75e
Udies' BUNGALOW APRONS $1.75, $155
Ladies PETTICOATS . : $155; $15, $2.45, $2.65
Ladies' HOUSE DRESSES . ; . ! H
LADIES' SHOES
Black Kid OXFORDS' $75
Gun Metal OXFORDS 6S5
Patent Leather PUMPS . . . . . . .$755
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