Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, June 06, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT h e Halsey Enterprise Io the Citizens of Linn Co. SCHOOL CSTRJCT BUDGET An In d e p e n d e n t Newspaper. P U B L IS H E D EVER Y THURSDAY D. H . T A L M A DGK, E ditor E ntered as second-class m atte r October 3, 1912, at the post office at lla 's e y , Ore- to n . u n d er the A ct o f »larch J, 1«79. Devoted to the m ate ria l u p b u ild in g of H alsey and s u rro u n d in g co u n try i n d im n ’ L in n co u n ty g e n e ra lly S u tu c rip tiu n - >1 — W per year in advance. " * rate COAL (C S MUST m VINTER SUPPLY NO ' The committee o f the Second ~ , Red Cross W ar Fund campaign ToJ he le,rk o f Schocl D '3trict wishes to express th e ir hearty * °- ^ L Lin n County. Oregon: thanks fo r the splendid manner ™ lo w in g is a statem ent o f the in which loyal people responded estlrnate<J amount o f mone- in th e ir liberal givin g o f money n^ e<ip,l the d is tric t during and time. A ll except one, when ,he " scaI year be«iin n in »< on June requested to give th e ir time, not u end*nK orl J jn e 30, only were w illin g but were eager ” budget is made in b u t c; » ? ’ • » * • w i t b « 7 to _ i e slacker, a monev-mad e r e a - f e School Laws of 1917, and in one slacker, a money-mad crea- . , • . . . cludes the estimated amounts to ture, his exeuse too busy.” O ur u n ik has been easy witb be received from the countv the earnest assistance of the loy school fund, state s th x il fund, al American w orkers and givers. special d is tric t tax and all other Such evidence of loyalty from moneys o f the d is tric t: them is a splendid trib u te to the Conjumers must buy their V in t e r s u p p ly o f Coal d u r j j i J boys th a t are defending our lib -i t lif i S p r in g a n d S u m m e r fo r erty, our home? and firesides. «lorn^vî uPrucUcct iu " b to be Chas. H. B urggraf, m a in ta in e d a t a la jx u r.n m .n u t the County Alanager. country enabled, (In sending a copy o f the above fo a vo id a svriouv to Chairman H. C. Davis o f Hal- j C o a l s h o rta g e t ills W h ite r ^ Z sey, Manager B u rg g ra f w rite s :' o ^ Í l Í c Í I “ Linn county is 130 percent Red C M l H U T K 'I T O /W t» .« r u n Ar.MiN I Cross. I want to congratulate I i you on your excellent organiza-1 This is “ Buy Your Fuel E arly tion and results. ” ) W eek.” ALLIES ? Now is the Time to W’rge War on the Flies MORE CSÎI2ALS American Meat Restrictions Re laxed to E: ect Greater Wheat o3unos. W e a r e p r e p a r e d to a id y o u w ith S c re e n I)< <>rs, W in d o w S c re e n s , S c re e n W ire . E h S w a tte r s , e tc ., a ll a t c h e n p e b t p o s s ild e p ric e s . ARGENTINE ARRIVALS SHORT. M eat S upply H ere C o -s id e ra b ly En larged — Food A d m in is tra tio n , H ow ever, W a rns A g a in s t S e e u s a ls o fo r G a rd e n llo e a n d S p ad es. W aste. BUDGET T he a llie s have made fu r th e r and Increased demands fo r hreadstuffs, 1. Teachers’ salaries . $4250.' these enlarged deni..n,Is being caused to some degree by s h ,u n ite in a rriv a ls 2. F u rn itu re 75. fro m the A rg e n tin e It is. th e re fo re , 3. Apparatus and sup- necessary fo r the I . S. F o . m I A iln ilu is plies.such as maps, tra tlo n to urge a s t ill fu rth e r re d u ctio n chalk, erasers, cu r in the consum ption o f bread and bread • tu ffs g e n era lly I f we are to meet out tains, stoves, etc. . 100 i e xp o rt necessities. '1 lie Fond A d m in 4. L ib ra ry books a 25 is tra tio n lias issued a s ta te m e n t e x 5. Flags 10 I p la in in g the s itu a tio n in d e tu il, p a rtic 6. R pairs o f school u la rly the reasons w h ic h lend it, fo r the purpose o f c e n te rin g e ffo rt fo r the houses, out buildings tim e being upon d ie cereal s itu a tio n or fptieelS 150 i h to re ln x te m p o ra rily the re s tric tio n s on 7. J a n ito r’s wages 450. (Hi meat consum ption. Anyw ay it must he adm itted E xperience shows, th is statem ent 8. J a n ito r’s supplies . 50.00 •ays, th a t tlie co n sum ption o f bread- that M r. Jefferson Baldw in is a 9 Fuel 30O.OI s tu ffs is intim ately* associated w itl, the The Halsey Home Guards met success as an escaper. 60.00 consum ption o f m eat. F o r va rio u s fo r th e ir regular d rill last M on-j 10. L g h t 22.51 reasons o u r supplies o f m eat fo r the ~ day evening. The number ah 11. W ater next tw o o r th re e m onths are c o n sid Halsey continues to sustain its sent was very small. Those pres j 12. C le rk’s salary 10.00 e ra b ly enlarged, and we can s u p p ly the record as one o f the leading ent report it the best d rill yet 13. Postage and station a llie s w ith a ll o f th e m eat p ro d u c ts ery shipping points fo r live stock and held. Instruction was given in 15.01 w h ich tra n s p o rta tio n fa c ilitie s render possible and n t d ie same d in e some f arm Pr°duce on the Southern platoon form ation a n d oth i 14. 1 o t a I estimated w h a t Increase o u r own consum ption. Pacific system. amount o f money In these circu m sta n ce s d ie Food Ad forms. As the weather was ide m in is tra tio n considers It w ise to relax to ba expended fo r al d rill was held in the open. d ie v o lu n ta ry re s tric tio n s on m eat con all purposes during Straw berries are slow in com Corporal James D rinkard was s u m p tio n to some e x te n t w ith n vie w the year ¡ng to this market. There is a advanced to the rank o f sergeant 5517. 5 0 «° fu rth e r decreasing bread eonsump- ' tio n . E S T IM A T E D R E C E IP T S R :.l .c s E S T IM A T E D E X P E N D IT U R E S W o h a v e th r e e r-tund.ird p r ic e s o n G lib b e r I lo se, t om e «ind lot k o v e r oui- s to c k . CROSS & WHITE Home Guard Noted White Clover ICE CREAM suspicion that wheat flow er is and the other corporals were ad C o n se rva tio n o f food m ust be Rd- school not the only th in g the shortcake vanced accordingly. New cor j From county Justed to meet necessities fro m tim e to fund d u rin g t h e w ill be short of. porals were appointed as follows: tim e, fo r n e ith e r p ro d u c tio n , n o r a l coming school year $1179.60 lie d dem ands a re co n stan t fa c to rs , n o r W ill K irk , George Hayes. L. E. I F r e s h fr o m S a le m E v e ry E v e n in g cun any o f these fa c to rs be a n tic ip a te d I From state school fund W ith a class o f 187 graduates Walton and Fred Robins. The! fo r long p e riods in advance in th e dis during the coming tu rb e d c o n d itio n s in w h ich we a t p re s at the Oregon A g ric u ltu ra l Col guard is quite confident o f ob school year . 318.06 ent live . W h ile th e w o rld s itu a tio n is lege only 99 are le ft. The re taining equipment very shortly. not one th a t w a rra n ts any re la x a tio n Cash now in the hands m aining 88 are absent, most o f A delegation w ill meet at the In the e ffo rts to e lim in a te w aste o r to o f the d is tric t clerk post office at 12:30 Friday for the 375,00 relax econom y In food, the A d m in is them on m ilita ry service. tra tio n desires to secure b e tte r a d ju s t purpose o f going to Albany in Estimated amount to be m ent In food balances received from all the interest o f the above. Offi To show what proficiency has So long as the p resent c o n d itio n s other sources dur next eve b?en attained by armv men in cers’ school . ... Thursday .. c o n tin u e the o n ly special re s tric tio n s in g t h e coming 13. ,K Regular d rill we ask a re d ie beeHess and p orkless tra in in g the horse and mule, to ning, «, , June ‘ , 13‘ A t A ll I lo u r s school year . promote interest among the men ’ londdy ” ,ght’ 8:3°- A ll bring I 2000.00 Tuesday. T he m eatless m eal and the porkless lo ta l estimated receipts guns. in th e ir animals, to raise money S a tu rd a y a re no lo n g e r asked. not including the fo r an overseas athletic fund and T he fa rm e rs o f d ie U n ite d States money to be receiv H igh School N otes are resp o n d in g to tlie n a tio n a l c a ll to at the same tim e wipe out the ed from the tax Increase bog p ro d u c tio n . T h e ir In indebtedness o f the Camp Lewis crease, to a ll appearances. Is being a t which it is propos H igh school election day wa- A th le tic fund, the remnant ol ta in e d m ore ra p id ly . O f m ore im m e ed to vote 3872 66 d ia te im p orta n ce , how ever, are several Follow ing are tin the 91st division w ill stage a May 21 h. co m p le x fa c to rs w h ich have effected MRS. F L O R E N C E M. S T E W A R T RECAPITULATION great and very spectacular M ili officer.-, elected: President, Lela an Im m e d ia te Inereuse In m eat sup lo ta l estimated expens Bond; vice president, Bertha Py ta ry Horse Show on Sunday a f Piles. es fo r the year $5517.50 T h e tra n s p o rta tio n sh o rta g e be fore ternoon, June 16. in the big are burn; secretary, Grace N eson; lo ta l estimated receipts the go ve rn m e nt to o k o v e r tlie r a il trea urer, Frank- Munrose; re na at Camp Ix-wis. roads, tlie bad w e a th e r in J a n u a ry and not including the porter, Cl 'ona Sm ith; searg ent e a rly In F e b ru a ry , the la rg e percent tax to be voted 3872.65 at arms, Theodore M itzner. The age o f Im m a tu re co rn In tlie last b a r Balance, amount to be vest and d ie necessity o f fe e ding th is X “ ” were Wed” “ c o rn ns ra p id ly us possible to save It raised by d is tric t fro m decay, have not o n ly re s u lte d In " " '" A k v c r,o n e had • « « tax 1614.84 b a c k in g up tlie a n im a ls — p a rtic u la r ly Dated this 3d day o f June, 1918 hog» -on tlie fa rm s fo r a lo n g e r pe O V E R H A U L Y O U R .M A C H IN E S tr jr a . t »— man rio d o f feeding, hut have re s u lte d In a (Signed) prescribed liy tl,e A ll,,,» » , G ,„ I U 'r h rst and second g r.d e . g re a t lu creuse in th e ir average w e ig h t , ™ v ° k in a i , T r ' O i # n n O ‘ r e , y o n " h 'P n 'e n t s F. H. Porter, and w ill re s u lt, w ith Im pro ve d tra n s eral of the U nit i <, . ' ta ne tw t *1e spbool house, t h a n y k in d . T h e r e f o r e o r d e r r e p a i r s e a r ly . D. Ta v lor, p o rta tio n c o n d itio n s, w h ic h a lre a d y a p en- tim e set fo r the’ ^ « n X d io n is t ^ r U i , ^ m T' s ^ ’ pear, In la rg e r than n o rm a l a rr iv a ls nt H. C. Davis, m a rk e t f o r th e n e x t tw o o r th re e Board o f D irectors m onths. T h e w e ig h t o f hogs com ing School D is tric t No. 41. to th e m a rk e t fo r th e past tw o weeks cessively th e re a fte r exeept\sun • " 7 ^ lo roWvl1'8 « rove> the sev BREAD ( andies, Nuts and Fruits Sandwiches, with Coffee or Milk ISEI1ALSEÏ ORDER REPAIRS '/ a a a t !*•* to - w - In d ic a te s an inerenm- In w e ig h t o f fro m an average o f 203 pounds last y e a r to tlie a lm o st unprecedented j average o f 232 pounds, o r a net In crease In th e ir m eal va lu e o f o t . r 1', p e r een-. T ills Is a d is tin c t a d d itio n to th e n a tio n 's meat supply q th e re fo re now seems c e rta in th a t we have such e n la rg e d s u p p lie s fo r nt least some m on th s to come, th a t we can not only Increase o u r e x p o rts ,<> the a llie s to the fu ll e x te n t o f th e ir trim s,oortu- day. June 23. 1918 b e tw e e n \h e I l w ' ii gr “, k ‘S W ent t 0 •L D. Pitm an went to Albany hours o f 6 a. m. anil 8 p m up h' U .,,,aniettv r,ve r on a to a n d including Wednesday’ | X ¡ fc le * at lh,s we k to be treated fo r rheu matism. June 26. 1918, at 8 p. m. 1 lie ice cream social was a Now is a good tim e to add your KH*at success. I he proceeds name to the lis t o f Enterprise t holera Morbus were $44.05. subscribers. T in » I* a ve ry p a in fu l and tlangerutiB ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leeper disraue. In a lm ost e ve ry n rig h lx irlh K id A Red Cross c< nvention w ill expect to go to Mapleton Satur- .ton m •otueone I n - .lie d | r ill„ „ |H.,O„ . |t|c |(_ c me tim e cin e c o u l.l be cbtalned o r a p h y - i, „ „ , he held nt A 11,any next Tuesday, lay fo r a visit in the home of cun p ro p e rly ........... co n su m p tio n . • u u iiu o n c l. T h e r ig h t way t„ have ., beginning at 10:30 and continu I heir son Alvia. b o ttle o f C h a m b e rla in 's C o in an,I In T he response o f the p u b lic to o u r re- ing throughout the day. A t 3 Graduation exercises o f the ’ i be XHC. H L y' h r s e ^ r ' T i " n L ' - n goeata fo r reduced consumption of waK°"- " ' , , „ h 19 u r* the M. E. church last n ight in m rbiidic, 3t " ho can fK,ss|hly do accordance w ith the sum m er o f 1 'iil tw o o f my rliib lr .- ,, program ill attend. attend. were taken M. k w ith cholera rb „ , 1 SO " w HI published last week. T h e e x e r H u n tin g to n , 1ml., w r ite , K ^e«»^ __ « " ‘I 't • i Z , ' | * , K«ve them _____ , Z i 'i ' S' , ' ~ eises were thoroughly (,et your telephone batteries at by a large audience d ’ v telephone office. 45c each. —_____— G ar ¿211 Sasa U4KVC4 \ < licAt for Soldier Dqyj -- a. — enjot ed ---------- --------------- Sour Stomach T in s is a m iM fo r m o f in d ig e s tio n , it is u s u a lly b ro u g h t on by e a tin g to o rap* id ly o r too m uch, o r o f food n o t su ite d to y o u r d ig e s tiv e organs, i f you w ill cat »lo w ly, m asticate yo u r fo o l th o ro u g h ly , | eat b u t lit t le o m ,e eat and none at a t a il tor lo r .............. .» i atm »upper, yon w ill m ore than lik e ly avo id the »our stomach w ith o u t ta k in g any m e d itin e w hatever. W hen you have st»iir ».f i 11 ic 1« take s . l ,_ one ___ o f C h u u h e rU m s sour sto.uswli I th le ts to aii ! d ig e stio n. SATURDAY >>**M Htkl VITLATLESS x a tio n o f p o r t la S till the ................ » 'lo u ld be e x .c n ,I,.,J , , “ W olf H ead ”—b e s t by te s t. (able o u r d iffe r e n t 1 ‘" » e j » s t 300 f e e t o f c a b le loft, so c o t„ 0 y ns " O i l I la s t lo n g a n d it is nil t h a t I c a n p .ir'c h n s ¡it p r e s f iit. G. W. MORNHINWEG f M P s E M E N T STO 1 1 ,h" present tim e. ,,s It w ill relie ve t| lo ir den upon tra n s p o rta tio n t „ iln ,| f r , th e P.i, king houaea an,l ............. . ly aound as s a tin g the co», ,,f k . X v ? 5 h'b ’ “ ,u- « "I Provide o f f ¡ , , . k k |() Iag‘ ----------- ‘ home " " " ' " s.i|,piles ' I ’ldies o ° ' er ,he ni" n tl'« o f decrease,| „ c> T he r<H’' 1 A d m in is tra tio n desires t ” n" ’ « a n t to give' »he itnpppsalon im pression th (ha n r,. » t these »».- when sim p lic ity and moderation o f | | V «Bg are not critica lly necessari h . th a t Its -ole desire is t o ' b" r » «♦ '»ire is To iMM iire «n mi b e tw e e n Machine Oil and Motor Oil £ « . a t d u rin g the past few m onib« has been M a t g ra tify in g , am i u ,ix rervica alo n e has enabled the gov, num iit d in ing th is p e rio d to p ro vid e a u d i ,up- p ile s as trai)s|N >rtatlon lo the a llie s p e rm itte d . T h e A d m in is tra tio n also suggests th a t In ,|„ ,s e p a rts o f the o -u titr y • here the obi fashioned home preaer J u s ,m e n t JUST RECEIVED A barrel of No. 6 Drj-ceil Batteries f,s ,| fr."., tim e to tim e and to k,-,-, , h< u, / » '• ♦ " f l fra n k ly advised o f , ± f " ' 1 .™ < W n e e „ 2 Safety First—Let Chiropractic Remove the Cause. Elmer C. Gipe CHIROF RACTOR TH E D own ALBANY CHIROPRACTIC HEALTHORIUM at 806 W ashington St., Albany, Ore. T own O ffices , R ooms 5 to 10 CUSICK B A N K BLDG.