Albany daily democrat., March 29, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

'e mcrm
II la nol Hahl mailer, the war m
IHftid our lime, our atriiili, our In
teltlsene.. The higher duilaa ol wuitt
kiiIiimmI, Ihe lilMiivr avulutton of hu
manity thruush bur, of society ihrouatt
Ihe litiuaahold, demand a mure Iteallli
ful comlltlun of huuaehvld coiHimtvo
than the presanl ahuwa. Our huuaa
houte are eurchargad with waaia mac
lar ant) ouraalvaa ara eoanl In Ha ar
rangement and raiiuival. eul. mind
and biMly ara llmllad by Ihe dualpaa.
Ilalan I'antuball.
HOUMCLIANINO TIMI.
The Olil fealilnlied mallliMl of gen
nil upheaval ilnrlni Ilia airliiK Clean
ing lllia puaaeil out Hllh
Ilia InnitiilHK of Hit
vacuum cleaner unit rum
mage saloe. Tuilny very
few hnuaewlve art al
lowed m accumulate old
rtiilkllia nm ana Iwiiim.
K'jJrY'T hul1 '' " "
ajafJaVi. paaartl Ha uavfulne In
I ha home, aa any society
Dial need money rnlla a rummage sale
anil three benent reault the hotiae
wlfe la relieved of ht-r aurplua good,
lb woman ulio naeda llirm buy and
Ilia society (via Ilia money. All ara
satisfied.
Il I ok oa courage ofirn to do away
Willi things which, hecauae of aaaocla
lion, arc dear; but ona'a lluia and
strength, aa well aa health, ara of
much mora value than an aaacmhlng
uf "Jlial tlllllga."
llrdruonia ahuuld ha especially free
from dul riMchlni drnperlea and liaa-li-na
lirlr-a lirnr. U'liru draperies art)
ued they alioutil he waahaule,
for the hntikeeir vho liua to econ
omise (a about K par mil of HI
houarkrrprra do, wlilrh makes Ufa In
teresting), and who Dmla II necessary
to rnlecorat th walla when Ilia paer
la aollrd or faded, catsmnltie may he
used with good effect. If tha paper la
firmly attnehed lo Ilia wall It will need
aiieelnl reMltment, lull all ttumm
AN ELECTRIC WASHER
Washes Clean Without Rubbing
You can wash anything, lacca
linens, blanket, everything
absolutely clean cleaner, muiy
women say, than when washed
by hand. There is no rubbing
no wringing.
The clothes art put Into tht
cylinder which revolves and
reverses, sending the foaming
hot suda through every fibre.
The clothes come out fresh
and clean and tht big waabing
ia finished in an hour. Your
machine is alwaya ready- the
puah of a button a tart a it jut
aa raay a turning on the electric
lighU.
A email payment down puta
one of theae machine in your
home.
Mountain States Power Co.
3rd & Lyon Streets
APRIL FIRST!
' " HEAR YOU CALLING ME"
The Wiley Trout Is Beckoning
AIRE YdDTLJ
MEABY?
Our Fishing Tackle DepH Is a De
light to Every Angler '
WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS
LARGE OR SMALL
WE HAVE THEM
IIAUSER BROS.
FISHING TACKLE YOU CAN RELY ON
pluv.ea alinuld be carefully panted ami
well dried before applying Ilia wall fill
lati. I'M Ilia rnlaomliia oil I ha culling
flrat, to ava spattering Ilia alitn wulla.
A long alroka down tha length of Hit
pntier iniikea a smoother flnlah Ihnn
Ida alroka. UaiinMy n com la ultl
rlt'til. niili'aa lha pupvr la ilnrk, but
two will nlwnyi look belter,
- A linoleum covering la enay lo
Iht feel If pot on a pint flour. Ilit
linoleum ahoiild la varnlahed yenrly to
keep It bright and aava wear. Kitchen
cupboard. If pointed white occasional
ly, ran alwaya ba kept lonklng well, A
danip cloth to wlpa tha (helves will
keep then, frtah and clean will) llttlt
ttanllon.
Warranty Deed
Eet Albany Cemetery Ao., to,
R. E. Iloualou, Landa in Eat Al
bany Cemetery Association.
Callla Phlllppi and huband, to W.
C. Simmon and wife, landa In city of
Scio. .
i Warren J. Burden and wife, to Lma
UraiTK tt al, landa in Tp. 10, S. R.
2 Weat.
Eathrr A. Porter and hiaband. to
John U Grivirt and wlfa. landa In Tp.
12. 8 R. 2 Wrat.
Will G. Norwood and wife, to R.
U. Norwood, landa In Tp. 14, S. R. 6
We.t.
Howard R. Jrnka, and wife, to,
Georirr N. Amman, and wift landa
In Tp. 12. 8. R. 4 Weat.
Quit Claim led
Pauline Price, rt al to W. 0. Sim
on and wife, landa in block 87, in
llacklvman'a tecond Add, to Albany.
In aomr parte of Greeaa no girl
can rvrr hope to find a huaband until
he hai a horn of her own; hence
providing hia daughter with houaet
I an onrroua duty which fall to the
lot of every father.
Phone 1$
Mound Investigations Bear
Fruit in Tangible Evidence
Prof. J. ft. Homer, of 0. A
druaaed tha puplla of tha
C, ad-
Central '
achool Friday morninK, giving1 an In-
torvating talk, Prof. Homer la on of
tha aUte'i beat poatcd authoritiea on
Oregon hiatory and what ha haa to
aay ia alwaya of Intereat.
In apeaking to a Democrat report
er Prof. Homi-r atatrd that hia In
vaatlgationa Into tha, pre-hiatoric
mound of tha Willamvtta valley and
videncea of previoua civiliiationa in
other parta of tha atatt art beginning
to bear fruit From hia mound In
veatigatlona ht haa gathartd conclu
aiva proof that in early timea there
ware aun worahlppera, idolatora,
phallic and fir worahlppera. It ia
further proven that theaa early dwell
er believed In the future life and the
reaurrection of the dead, aa ia evi
denced by tht finding of utenaila, rc
maina of food, etc, in the grave.
Tht remain of human bonea along
with tha akeltona uncovered prove,
akt Prof. Homer, that thee early
dweller were cannibal and ate hu-
man fleah
Thea diacoverie were made poa-!
aiblt by the excellent preaervation of
the tomb, due to thir akilful uae of
willow and aah charcola. Upon the
death or a member of the tribe there ""K aiacovene ana na accumu
were extcnaive cercmonea and orgira, i 'ated much daU to bear out hia theor
the aacriflc and other forma of pagan , 1M- One of the moat interesting of
worship. These dwellers evidently be- j his recent findings is the fact that this
lieved in the purity of the four ele- j valley has been inhabited by five races
mrnta, earth, air, fire, and water, ' people, three of them before the
for their dad wercZ entombed in American Indians ' which were here
uch a way a not to contaminate when Columbu discovered America.
COUNTY NEWS
Note from all parts of Linn
County
Mill City Item
MILL CITY, Mar., 29-JlilI City i
at a stand atill a far aa'uilding op
eration are concerned. We are wait
ing until all kind of building mater
ial become cheaper.
Roy McDonald and family moved
to Little Kail. He i running a but
cher shop.
Our postmistress, Mr. Littcllier ia
recovering from a long Beige of the
flu.
Bert Tumidgr, wife and 5 children
were all "ck with the flu at once
but come through wifely.
Dr. Allen haa been a very busy
man during the winter due to a sick
town.
Mr. Roberta a new comer, haa ren
ted the Roy Taylor place. Mr. and
Mr. Taylor havr been running the
boarding department at camp 22.
Thry have as many aa 75 at meals
sometime.
Mr, Holdeman, who waa struck on
the neck with a awing cable i get
ting better.
Downing and Wilson, who have i
been shipping wood to Portland have I
shipped a second car load
'Jmfo)
of Prehistoric ResigentSn
any of them. Tha dead body waa
Plare(l along with tha goodt for
the future life. In a caement of
clay. The
a alow firt waa cvl-
drntly built over it. and auvea.iva
layera of clay and charcoal built Up
'until tha body would laat for agea
But, unfortunately, tha charcoal, itself
dc terloraUa In tima and tht complete
preaervation of all in tha mounda ia
imioaiibl. But anouxh ia left, aaya
Prof, Homer, to eatabliih beyond the
ahadow of a doubt, many facta con -
cerninff theaa interaating reaidenta of
tna wiiiametia vaucy.
Tht finding of many excellent ipeci-1
men fif tha nhallia. tha veonne. I
tone image, picture of the aun carv -
ed in tht rock along the bank of the
Columbia river and in cavea in the
Lancadea mountain, indicate tna na-;
lure oi moaa wno once owen nere.
Thmrm la vidime that the rarvinin .
were made while the atone waa vet :
oft, but time haa aince matured it
and aome ia now hard granite.
The date of reaidence of these pre-
nwionc people goea DacK a lar a
the finding of remain of the imperial
elephant, which acientuta aay became
txtinct about that date.
j prof- Homer haa made many inter-
Mr. Allen and son of Lyon have
the contract for making the alcds
for the donkey engines. The runner
are made Of loir 60 ft lona- and A
to 5 feet through. The cross beam j
are 2 feet square and the whole is i
connected by long iron rods. The
new engines are monsters. ;
ine sningie mill starred: again with
the Hammond Co., in charge.
The local Loyal Legion adopted a
resolution that asiatic be not employ
ed. Mr. D. B. Hill sold hi stock in the
M. C. Bank and haa moved to Port
land. Hill ha been interested in sev
eral business enterprises here. The
irarare, the bank, the pool room, the
shingle mill and the lumbering con- '
cem of Hill and Cramer. He wis
also fire agent and notary public. I
The new directors of the Mill Citv I
tank are Dr. Allen of the hospital, i
J. W. Mayr of the Stayton bank. F.
M. Arnold president, and F. I. Arnold i
Mrs. Arnold assisstant in the bank. I
The bank has over $100,000 assets. I
Mr. Raines, company engineer, ia I
extending the wetcrn end of the !
Hammond R. R. around a curve outh '
of mill city and builing up Rich
Creek close up to the summit of the
mountain. Those mountain engines
srem to climb any where.
' Horse's , up here, are being used
more than formerly,
The day of the
The automobile
hore is not past yet
is a very useful animal but is can't
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usurp the place of the horse altogeth
er. Rowland
Baumgartner and Cozad were load
ing hay at Rowland last week.
Mrs. Emma Pierce and daughters
Grace and Ina spent the week end in
Eu Irene.
Rowland people are agitating the
advisability of the Pacific highway
passing through Rowland.
Clint Morris has purchased the 200
acre farm now occupied by Chester
Sickles, of Miss Mary Rodgers.
J. D. Ash of Oakridee called at
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Go. Belts is figuring" with a saw
:n:!l man to have atract of timber in
the foot hills east of Harrisbara;
sawed.
Mrs. Fanning and daughter, Helen
of Junction City returned home Mon
day after spending a week with Mrs.
Fanning's aunt Mrs. Geo Belts. Har
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