Halsey enterprise., June 21, 1917, Image 1

VOL. 5, NO. 42
H alsey E nterprise
HALSEY. L IN N COUNTY, OREGON, JU N E 21. 1917
HALSEY LADY TELLS
OF GERMAN HOPES
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Help the Red Cross
$1.50 PE R YEAR
OREGON WEEKLY
n
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW h
North Bend Sash and door
factory sells for $50,000, 9 acres
who has lived four years m G e r -
of land included.
many, tells an interesting story
in a recent issue of the Orego­
Lebanon wool pool of 35,000
nian. We take therefrom the
pounds brings 63 1-2 cents a
Total Registration in Linn following extracts:
pound.
Halsey District Apportion*
County 1797
“ Having lived in that land
Eugene
—
Contract
for
con
San F rancisco, J u n e 20—T he west, from th e
ment $1000
four years I am stirred with the
struction of first unit of girl’s
to
th
e
Pacific
deepest
pity
for
the
kindly,
hard
-M
ississippi
lie has prom ised to raise a dormitory let for $50.000.
Out of the total number of
1 he drive ro secure the one
_ people who must be stun g re a te r th a n the fifteen m illions asked o f it bv
Wages t o b e uniform for
young men who registered in working
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workmen
in
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r
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s
building
thousand
dollars allotted to the
this county for selective con­ suffering from a situation forced th
th e Red C ross
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wooden ships for government,
Halsey district was begun by lo­
scription 988 claimed exemption, upon them by an iron power en-
Southern Pacific expects to be cal Red Cross workers Monday
according to records made from throned. And whenever they »P<>»‘1< d to th e appeal, and m any o f th em have t i e -
the cards by county clerk Rus­ try to wrench themselves free by lighted th e w estern co m m ittee bv offering to ill- running electric cars to Corvallis and the work has been progress­
ing steadily since.
sell.
coming out in a political parade crea8O th e a in o u n ts a p p o rtio n ed th em .
by July 4.
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.
Dependent re'a ives was the they are suppressed.
As was expected, the commit­
( ahf<)l nia leads th e list with th re e m illion two g Dept. of Agriculture as one of tees have met with a general re­
reason offered by 891. Occupa­ “The German people are living
tion was claimed by 37 as a rea­ a cramped life. No one dares to hundred and fifty th o u sa n d d o llars. Texas is next the live stock stations for bu- sponse to their efforts, and there
son for exemption, and 60 gave criticize the emperor and so con- w ith two m illion live h u n d re d th o u san d . K ansas reau markets, Is most import- is no quesiion but that the sum
required will be subscribed.
miscellaneous reasons. Several trived is the machine of state
...
....
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. . .
\ ant live stock market on
he
rules
absolutely.
The
,o llo " s " ' t ' ......... » oolliott six hundred thousand.1 coast.
Poc",c Linn county is to raise a total
objected to conscription on the that
. I lu l
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I 1 1 1 “ 3
C t U c O I U t v 1 J ,
A ll“
ground that it violates their re­ parliament is only a magnificent f o u r big sta te s have p rom ised a m illion e a c h —
Portland is to have largest of $15,000, of which Albany will
ligious beliefs.
debating society. Statesmen can W ashington, ( ’(dorado,O klahom a and N ebraska. A ll- wooden ship building plant in ‘ contribute $5000.
Twenty - two registered who bluster and legislate, but they
....
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resiueni Wilson
wnson has
nas issued a
the o th e r m illion will be raised by N o rth and S o u th Da- the U. S. Backed by New York ' President
are totally disabled and unfit for are powerless to pass over
over the
corporation. France to take first ca^ ^or $1^0,000,(MX) for the Red
military duty.
veto of the emperor.
kota togethor. Iowa, with th e ex cep tio n o f th ree fifty vessels.
-
Cross war redef fund, and the
«1
Only one negro registered in “The reins of government are big cities, will raise halt a m illion. A nd .Missouri,
entire
country is meeting the
Roseburg Survey started
the county. He lives at Albany
call
valiantly.
locating permanent grade fori
tightly grasped by the militia, with th e exception o f two cities, will do th e sam e.
and does not claim exemption.
Henry P. Davison, national
At the head of each police station
Pacific highway between Grants
At Mill City only eight made is placed a captain or lieutenant
O regon has set th e m ark a t seven h u n d red Pass and Douglas county line.
chairman, says: “ The most stu-
no claim for exemption. The to­ of the army, and the policemen
th o u sa n d do llars. Id ah o g u a ra n te e s four h u n d red
Eugene — Lumber industry pendous and appealing call in
tal registration was 101.
the history of the world to aid
Ere nearly all soldiers. So stric t1 th o u san d
M ontana is down for th re e h u n d red soon to enter upon great business suffering humanity confronts our
Five Germans registered in the is her surveillance over the peo­
county, two at Mill City, one at ple that she boasts she knows th o u san d . A rizona and U tah will each raise a q u a r­ era. Business of mills has re­ Red Cross. Millions of men
vived after 15 years of depres­
East Brownsville, one at Knox where each one sleeps every
who have been fighting for lib­
te
r
of
a
m
illion.
New
Mexico
and
A
rk
an
sas
say
sion.
Butte and one at Tangent.
erty lie dead or wounded, mil­
night.
they a re good f o r a h u n d red th o u sa n d each.
Florence — Contracts let for lions of women and children are
A vigorous investigation will
“
The
Social
Democrats
have
the Gallagher, Stafford, Short- homeless and helpless, hundreds
be made of all claims for exemp
1 he total is lifteen m illion eig h t h u n d re d ami ridge and Pasheilke bridges.
tion, and where it is found the been struggling for reforms, es­
of towns and villages have been
claims are not just the claimants pecially for ‘one man, one vote.’ fifty th o u sa n d d o lla rs— n early a m illion m ore than
destroyed, disease and distress
The plan of voting now in force th e w est was asked to give.
Annual School Meeting are
will be subject to conscription.
rampant. We are now fac­
is the three-class system, baset
ing
a
situation the like of which
Follow ing successful cam paign, m e th o d s used in The annual meeting of the vo­
Stowell Dawson, son of Fred upon the wealth a man possesses,
has
never
before existed. We
Dawson, the Albany druggist, Deepin the nature of the Teuton m any big cities, team c a p tain s have been selected ters of school district No. 41 must immediately concentrate
tells the Democrat of a move­ is the love of liberty.
from th e stro n g e st m en in each c o m m u n ity . P lan s was held at the Halsey school our energies and efforts and by
ment now in progress to organ­ “ Every German on our soil have been carefully o utlined to can v ass every house Monday afternoon.
contributing freely to this su­
H. C. Davis was elected di­ preme cause help to end the
ize a corps of wooden-legged who has a sense of justice and a
doctors, druggists and nurses for true love for the mother country available so u rce o f m oney. T he west will n o t fail in rector for a three year term, and war.”
B. M. Bond was re-elected dis­
service in France. Under the should help to raise the star of th is im p o rta n t public service.
trict
clerk.
ler
destiny
by
remaining
loyal
regular rules of the army and
We have good farms at $50
to
America.
Germany
is
ready
the Red Cross a person minus
An eight mill tax was voted.
per acre; better call on us and
one limb cannot be accepted, but for and will make one of the
THE GRADUATE’S DREAM
| make arrangements to get a
the promoters of this plan be­ best republics in the world. We
Customers wishing me to re- piece of land. W. J. Moore &
(W ritten by a G raduate of the Halsey H igh School,
lieve the officials will sanction are fighting against Germany for
pair their watches and jewelry Son, Brownsville, Ore.
bring or send same to me at
the organization of a complete Germany.”
The high school graduate lay sleeping,
corps of artificial legs.
Shedd,
as I am located there for
Miss Spencer says the people
Around him on the evening air
the
present.
Frank Neldon, the The Enterprise prints sale bills.
of Germany are eager and ready
The fragrance of the rose was creeping,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Forethought
About him shown a vision fair
for a new democracy, and she
S to m ach T ro u b les a n d
Of the future, dawning bright,
People are learning that a little fore­ speaks as one who has an inti­
C onstipation
With laurels and success in sight.
thought often saves them a big expense. mate knowledge of the social,
We make a specialty of friend­
Here is an instance: E W. Archer.Cald-
"
I
will
cheerfully
say that Chamber­
ship. engagement and wedding
political and military conditions
He dreamed now of a beauteous land,
well, Ohio, writes: " I do not believe
lain's
Tablets
are
the
most satisfactory
rings. F. M. French & Son,
Where flowers grew on every side,
th a t our family has been w ithout Cham­ existing in the fatherland.
remedy for stomach troubles and consti­
Among
which
danced
a
merry
band
Jewelers and Engravers, Albany pation that I have sold in 34 years drug
b erlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Of butterflies. In all its pride
Remedy since we commenced keeping
store service,” write« S. II. Murphy,
A new line of Bon Bon "Boxes;
Of wealth, a towering mansion stood
Get your butter wrappers at druggist, Wellsburg, N. Y. Obtainable
house years ago. When we go on an
’Midst
grassy
mead
and
ancient
wood.
at
extended visit we take it with u s." Ob­ the best line in Halsey,
the Enterprise office.
everywhere.
Clark’s Confectionery.
tainable everywhere.
He dreamed he roved the spacious halls,
A 'id sang, and danced, and dined, and played,
And entertained, and answered calls,
In company with youth and maid.
The friends about him were sincere
And loyal, and to him most dear.
He dreamed his presence was much sought
In select circles and foreign courts.
By his bidding great things were wrought.
TO
Libraries, schools and health resorts.
By all the poets was sung his name,
Around the world had spread his fame.
He dreamed all nations were at peace,
That he had signed the document
Which caused the world wide war to cease.
On Sale via California
And democratic government
Was recognized by every nation,
Many dates in June, July. Aug. and Sept.
And peace was law for all creation.
Liberal Stopovers. Lim it 3 months.
He woke and found it but a dream
That war and life had just begun,
That his country was calling him.
On every hand was labor to be done,
AT
But competition was severe,
To succeed he must persevere.
To gain the height that he had dreamed
He must slowly climb, step by step.
BEACHES
Surmounting difficulties deemed
Too large by men of lesser pep.
MANY ATTRACTIONS AND DIVERSIONS
“ Per aspera, ad astra” he chose
As a motto, by which he rose.
“ What is the reward for which I strive?
On Sale Every Day. R eturn October 31.
Why fill these few brief years below
Also Week End on Sale Saturday and Sunday.
With ceaseless toil? Can it survive?”
R eturn Monday.
These questions did he ask to know.
The
answer came up from his soul,
Ask local agent for information
“There is. indeed, a higher goal.”
Miss Nettie Spencer of Halsey,
The-West Offers to Contribute More
Money than Asked for
Low Round Trip Fares
When your think of
E
Twine
Enjoy a Beach Outing Trip
Think of
Newport or Tillamook
PLYMOUTH TWINE
Round Trip Fares
More Twine Per Pound.
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
D. H. Sturtevant
He then resolved to win the fight,
To reach the stars, in face of all
The foes that be. With all his might
To bridge the gap where others fall.
And then at last to seek his rest
Upon his Heavenly Father’s breast.