Albany daily democrat., February 13, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

COUNTY NEWS
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E Notes from all parti of Linn
Cointy
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Automobile Show at tlio .0
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and Saturday Fourth and Lyon O
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Items From Center
Mist Edith Overton ii viitinr at
the home of her f.ither, Schylcr Ov
erton. Bom to Mr. and Mil. Sheriff Gen
try a 12 1-2 pound ton.
Mrs. Franklin and ton Floyd have ,
jrone to their new home nrar the
coast to spend the remainder of the
winter.
Quite a bit of excitement a rsui
ed here last week on account jf a
coyote entering tome of the neigh
bors yards.
John Cozad and M.irvin Hunt of
Albany, visited the Coi.id family last
Sunday.
Frank Pierce, who had been ill for
WOOD IN FAVOR OF
LEAUUE OF NATIONS
MILITARY BUDGET
FOR COMING YEAR
nient, afternoon and evenings. 0 Increase For Army lllld Navy
Admission 25 cents.
Dancing Friday and Satur
day nights, second floor of
Murphy Motor Car company,
Second and Ellsworth Streets,
Multnomah hotel Jan or
chestra. Charge $1 a couple
and 10 cents for spectators,
In
1020 Totals
Millions
OOOOOOOOOO 00 0 0
Xew Hatchery To
Lacomb Itenti
Mr. It. Tucker an old settlor h.'ic
ami Uu'rlor is very ill witn para'.-y-'t.
Dr. Booth it aitviulmi; him.
The laptii people of Vlary and
other places where iev Boycv l ac
ni': !t will h. sorrv la ltj"n tltl I
Open At Mehama he received a bad fall one iluy Ium
week ire.ikmc a rib and scumii in-
Ground for a larice trout and salmon 1 (0rnil injuriet.
hatchery has been purchased by thej The oil company is ninking pro
state on Stout creek at Mehama. I press with their drilling. They struck
v..,i, th- t is. 1 bed rock and hail gone 22 fert in
1. ),.. .Ir.,lv two,,,, .l..r the .!.. i oli'1 wk las Sun UV evening
I . . . . . , . equipment is fine and the
I ervision of Leroy Ledjrewoo.1, super-1 . . . . . . .
knows what he it doing.
intendent.
I Eggs and "eyes" will be shipped to
There
driller
some time. Dassed awav at his home
1... TW. l,!-fc -ggs "!
lre,Iv attended, n. held at the th nfW hatchery from Bonneville on
"Muddy Cemetery".
Mr. Oscar Wigle and son Charlo
were Halsey visitors yestc.-day.
Mill
Gates Gatherings
Glen Acker was shopping in Milt
City Tuesday.
Gwendoiin Johnson went to
City Saturday to take a music lesson.
Newt L;wis took a load of apples
to Mill City Tuesday. Apples are
scarse in this locality as a pood many
were frozen.
Freman Arpetsinprr, who has been
ill the pi st two weeks was taken to
Albany Monday to receive medical
treatment.
The machinery for the Black Eagle
Hines has arrived in Gates and will
soon be nstalled at the Mines.
Mrs. Frankie Johnson went to Sta
yton Monday, to have dental work
don.
Arlie Brown has -charge of the
logging woods at Minto while Mr.
Argetsinger is sick.
The stock sale that was to have
taken place at L Stafford in Gates
was postponed till February 16 this
is the second time the sale has been
t postponed.
Fine sunny days and cold nights
is considered good for the fruit but
is holding back the early gardening.
the Columbia river. It is expected
that operations will commence about
April 1. Eggs and "eyes" will be
hatched and the minnows distributed
in the mountain streams of the valley.
BLACKSTONE PLEASES
AUDIENCES OF SALEM
The Great Blackstonc master mag- I
ician who is coming to the Globe 1
Theatnj February 17, is being enthus '
iastically received by other audiences 1
in the state according to the report :
' received from Salem, where he re- !
cently gave an exhibition of his baffl-
I ing magic. ,
I The Capitol Journal says of the per
formance: '
I All the magic of India, China and
Egypt were like playthings in the
hand of the great magician. Black- '
I stone, at the Opera House la-t night.
For two hour the audience thorough
ly enjoyed the wonderful illusion and
trickery of this master, each one more
baffling that the one beofre.
I. There were a great many things
that made the evening one of gen
uine pleasure, first of which was the
personality of Mr. Blackstone him
self One .usually pictures a magic-
SALE OF PAPER AND ,aV5 cort w,rra ,na u" y
' nttKnn nut iin rsnt tha mm
RAGS BRINGS $146
: last night. Mr. Blackstone is quite
City Superintendent Bietticher re-, huma and very witty. He keeps the
ceived a check for $4-J6.';3 yesterday ' audience in a roar of 1j lighter the
from a Portland firm for the paper '...,, , ,h ; r;,,,..
ags gathered by the children of.f .
Daily Market Report
Hay and Grata
Valley Wheat 2.00
Oats 5c.
Hv 16f.7$18.
Millfeed $45.00.
Flour $2 85 to $3.45
Wool and Mohair
Wool $40. $52.
Mchatr 65c.
Butter. Butterfat and Ecta
Butterfat 61c
Creamery Butter, wholesale, 62c
Eggs, buying price 3oc; retail 40c
Dairy Butter 0c trade; retail 65c.
Poultry
Hens 23c to 2Sc; springs 25c.
Old roosters 12c.
Geese 20c Ducks 25c.
Turkeys 32c.
Vegetables
-Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 c; lur
nrps, 3 l-2c; potatoes 5c in trade
Live Stork Market Furnished by D.
E. Nebergall .Meat Co.
Hogs 15c.
Cows li"8c.
Steers 7(210.
Calves 14c.
Ewes 3 5c,
Yearlings 6S9c.
Veal 18.il9c
Uimbs 8iil2e.
CHICAGO, Feb. 11 General l.eon-
ant Wood, replying today to the re
quest of Sena lor William K. Borah
for viwet of republican parly candi
dates on the league of nations and
the pence ireity, nid he believed
"that we should accept the leugue of
nations at modified and safeguarded,
by existing Lodge reservations."
General Wood iloclurcd that in his
opinion the people at large had indi
cated they favored the irmly, pro
vided America's tights were fully
safeguarded, and that he did not be
lieve It necessary to delap considera
tion for a generiil election.
BAKE RITE
Bread
Cake
Ties
Cookie. HolU.
Doughnuts, Etc.,
art Making
A HIT
Try Them
Elite Bakery &
Confectionery
AJ H f K r
f y-, MAriwjj
F WW
STradivara.
1gN fo toH
for
Dancing
and rags
Albany schools, in the contest to raise
money to buy a musical instrument for
the schools here. 4'J810 pounds of pap
er and 330 pounds of rags were gathered.
Here Boosting Ford son
Clifford Harold, representing Vick
Bros., state distributors for the Ford,
and Fordson, is in the city to boost
1iis line at the auto show. He will
work with the Kirk-McKern Motor
Co.
lating amoung the audience a consid
erable part of the time, he performs
various tricks in such a refined and
entertaining manner that no t one
Irvine Is Truck Agent
Former County Commissioner J. D.
Irvine, who is now making his home
in Portland is in the city to attend
the auto show. Mr. Irvine is inter
ested with his brother, George, in the
Hawthorne Garage, state distribu
tors for the Dearborn motor truck.
From Shelbum
Mrs. Frank Gooeh and daughter of
She!ln:rn. left this noon for their
home after visiting relatives here.
Banks Closed
All banks will be doused Feb.. 12
could take offense.'
' Lincoln Birthday.
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Say wa will both look and feel
clean, aweet and fresh
and avoid Illness.
Sanitary aclence has of late? made
rapid strides with results that are of
' untold blessing to humanity. The lat
est application of Its untiring research
la the recommendation that It Is as
necessary to attend to internal sanita
tion of the drainage system of the hu
man body as it la to the drains of the
boose.
Those of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise,
- splitting headache, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom
ach, can. Instead, feel as fresh as a
daisy by opening the sluices of the sys
tem each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate In it to wash from the stom
ach, liver and bowels the previous
day's indigestible waste, sour bile and
poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food Into the stomach. The action of
not water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach is wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gases, waste and acidity
and gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. While you are enjoying
your breakfast the phosphated hot
water Is quietly extracting a large vol
ome of water from the blood and get
ting ready for a thorough Bushing of
all the Inside organs.
The millions of people who are both
ered with constipation, bilious spells,
etomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness;
others who hsve sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store.
This will cost very little, but Is suffi
cient to make anyone a pronounced
crank on the subject of Internal sanitation.
COMING SATURDAY EVENING
Special Free Attraction
Chief Red Fox Skiuhushu
The famous Northern Blackfoot Interpreter of
American Indian Music and Poetry and American
Indian History and Legends.
In Connection With the Bruce Evans
REVIVAL MEETINGS
Under the auspices of the Albany Minis
terial Association.
Baptist Church, Saturday Feb. 14
No admission. A free-will offering will be taken
and the proceeds given entirely for the benefit of the
Indian Mission School. '
For the impromptu dance or for an entire even
ing's dance lor that matter you will find the
Stradivara will supply you with ideal music.
The beautiiul gliding waits of a famous symphonr
orchestra the one-step or fos trot oi your Isvorite
military band or the blatant blare of the Jus band
can be yours by merely placing the proper record oat
your Stradivara. And you can have socore alter encora
because the Stradivara is ttreiees.
Select any record made by any company. You caa play
it better un your Stradivara.
We're ready to show you.
Albany
State
Bank
"Always at Your Service'
The Stradivara ha a sound-board like a piano a ratt
iest departure from the old-etyie phonograph. There
are no metallic, piercing or tnegapboue tuaea.
Liberal Cuh Reduction this Week
Fortmillcr Furniture Co.
WtfUL-
MAZM. UMPJ
Western Klrrtrlc
Karm Light
And Tower
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SUNBEAM
MAZDA
LAMPS
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OUTFITS IN'STAI.I.Mt AMI IN Oi'KKATION.
SATISKIKII CUSTOM KKS JOHN WINKI.KV,
W. W. I'OI.AN'II. O. II. KKKIit.K.K. I It. COI'K
LANO, JOHN WILLS, J. S. LUCKKY.
WIIMNG DONE BY I.K KNSKD tk IIO.NDKII Wilt KM KN
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TIIK K.LKCTKIC 8TOIIK, INC
S27 Weat Klrat St.. Albany
AUTO SHOW BALL
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ALBANY AUTOMOBILE
DEALERS ASSOCIATION
2--BIG NIGHTS--2
FRIDAY t SATURDAY
Lewis' Multnomah Hotel Orchestra ,
and C. N. Cohen-Jazz Singer from i'antages Circuit
A Big Time Each Night jj
5 Although this Orchestra is being brought here at J
jfj great expense, no extra charge is being made j
I SPECTATORS 10c. DANCERS $1.00 jj