Halsey enterprise., June 13, 1918, Image 1

VOL. tí, NO. 41
H alsey E nterprise
JIAIJSEY, LINN COl’NTY. OKEGON, J l NE 13 DUS
SI..YO I‘EH YEA n
Phonograph for Sale -Anyone
J. S. Van Winkle o f A ll an\
wishing a bargain in an Edison was re-elected chairman of the
phonograph call at this office. Linn county n publican central
Mfttt *
Nineteen records go with it.
committee last week. Miss Leila
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< ALSO ITEMS GE INTEREST FROM EVERYWHERE
Arrangements have been made Mitchell of Albany was chosen
for a reduced railroad fare of ap- secretary and W. C. Depew ot f ,
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proximately one cent a mile for Lebanon treasurer J< seph Hume
WooJ is coming in.
Dr. Lindberg, the Dentist, H arrisburg.
soldiers and sailors who desire to ° f Brownsville wa? ele ted state
Don’ t miss the new ads.
visit their homes before going committeeman and W L. Wells
Birds.
Do your bit at every’ meal.
overseas.
of Halsey congressional commit-
Cherries.
We hear much comment on tet’ man.
How does your garden grow?
Some of the cherries inside
Jas. McClellan, field secretary
fhe screen season has opened. the address delivered by Presi-
the birds.
dent
K
err
at
the
Brownsville
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of
the Taxpayers’ Protective aa-
Ben Sudtell was at Albany Sat­
Looks like a war celebration in urday.
picnic last week. It went far in social on, was in town Friday
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this town.
the way o f opening the eyes o f ' on the jum p from the picnic at
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i Halsey has a home guard to be
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No more reduced railway rates proud of
many people to the seriousness Brownsville to the picnic at Go­
fo r a while.
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of the food situation.
shen, wherever that is. He is
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! Remember, i f your news item
The Halsey boys who register circul ¡ng t.vo initiative peti
Charles P.Poole was over from ¡sn’t printed it may be your own
ed June 5 as having attained the (ion.- one to do away with the
Brownsville Saturday.
fault.
age o f 21 since June 5, 1917, are publication o f the delinquent tax
Albany w ill have a Red Cross
The eclipse was viewed satis-
Estus Buss, Harry Godley Bress­ list, the other to reduce the cost
4th of July celebration.
factorily here, although clouds
HEROIC WOMEN OK FRANCE
ler, Ralph Emmerson Savage, o f publishing all kinds o f legal
E. C. M iller is now local agent threatened,
Roy McNees, Claron LewisGorm- notices. He had an armload ot
Dr. Alnnio lay lo r sat s: "M y wnnlx are not powt rfnl enough to do evert
for the Salem Steam Laundry.
| County Commissioner Butler is ley.
signatures.
scanty Fmtice to tlie must heroic figure in the modern world, ami of »g,» p is t—
See announcement o f teachers’ reported seriously ill from heart
Prof. Roberts of Salem, who w ill thc
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» .r .gricnltnre is left absolutely to the
Senator Garland denies the
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women. Not <»nl\ this, they have stepped into the place of the work anim «L
examinations io another column, trouble at his home in Albany.
statement recently made in the g -t a 's 'u '10 U? d PU ,e °,r g a n COn’ rh e wo,,,en >,f Prance must he « tabled to In!.I , ,, the morale of the Krench sob
L. W. Byerley is the owner of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leeper, Oregonian that his position on cel I in Albany later Hl the month, «her u n til next spring. Does it lie w ithiu t ie heart of the American people to
fine Jersey cow, bought last who went to Mapleton Saturday, the national prohibition question w ill be in Halsey for a couple Of preserve anil hold to e v e n convenience of 1 1. .1 the expense of adding an ad.li
week-
I expect to be gone about two is doubtful. He states that he days. He w ill look over the Sher- " ” nal b,ir.lv^ lo this noble womanlux. 1 11.is is the exact question involved n
Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. Drink- weeks.
favored it four years ago and fa ­ man, Clay & Co. pianos recently ■ s" ,,s‘" " t,° " of « tl» « c e re a l, it, place of «heat
ard journeyed to the county cap-
E. D. Cusick of Albany has vors it now. Furthermore he put in the homes here, and will
ital Saturday.
been named as vice president for says the Oregonian never asked work with Mrs. Talmadge in
TWENTY STEERS BRiNB
EROV.N OF SALEM BLYS
The Halsey high school gradu- Oregon of the American Bankers him as to his position on the tuning or repairing for any oth­
question.
ers who may desire it. This is a
ates received many fine presents association.
AE6YE $100 EACH
LOCAL FOOL GF WOOL
and beautiful flowers.
I t is announced that eleven rare opportunity to have your in ­
Auto tourists are numerous on
Save wheat, sugar, meats and the Pacific Highway. A good Linn county men who volunteer­ strument put in good order, as
J. C. and Harry Porter sold a
A wool pool formed by Messrs.
fats. I t may mean a return many o f them stop at Frank ed as mechanics have been called Prof. Roberts thoroughly under­
hunch
of
twenty
steers
to
the
stands
his
work
and
has
had
long
Bowman
and Kizer, living south
by
the
government
and
will
ticket fo r the boys in France.
K ir k ’s gasoline establishment.
Nebergall Meat company o f A l­ of Halsey, was sold here Tuesday
and successful experience.
leave
about
June
15
for
Portland,
The A. L. Falk country home
The aphids are a persistent
Emma Lorenna Frum, age 26. bany tTuesday. The price was Io Clifford Brown o f Salem, who
now enjoys a fine organ, bought little pest. We are told o f one I i where they w ill receive special
of
near Plainview, died June 8 10' j cents and the bunch brought offered 60 cents for the coarse
training
at
a
government
school
through the Sherman, Clay & small field of vetch from which
in preparation fo r an early de­ at the home o f J. H Thompson the Messrs. Porter a sum some­ product and 65 cents for the me­
Co. agency.
six bushels o f them were gath-
1 lie pool includes the
parture for France. Fred G. in Albany. She is survived by what in excess o f two thousand dium.
The Times reports the Browns- j ered.
dollars.
,
clips
o
f
a
number of local sheep
Smith o f Halsey i s included her mother, Mrs. S. E. Frum of
ville picnic to have been the, J. D. Pitman, who has been in
and aggregates about two thous­
among the number.
Albany and eight brothers and
smallest in years.
I t wasn’t Portland taking treatment for
Dear g irls: Have you got a and fleeces. It is to be delivered
The Junior Red Cross o f the sisters. George Frum o f Halsey,
a sey s au .
! rheumatism, returned h ime Mon-
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W.
Frum
of
Halsey,
Ray
beautiful
pink sweater, or a blue Monday.
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A Wh,r W!? d l day even,ng feeling considerably showing since it begun its activ- From o f Brownsville, Walter ¡one,
, one, or a gauzy lilac affair, or a
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auctioneer.
A visitor at the better than when he left.
ities several months ago. The Frum of Halsey, Mrs. L. 0 . gorgeous crimson one or a sunnj ...
‘ *a'8k’ y fishermen
Brownsville picnic tells us that
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Cross and ( la e
County Superintendent Ida M. following report has been made Lucbner o f St. Helens. Mrs. El- yellow, or were you thinking of
Ben sold a Red Cross q u ilt over
Smith motored lo r
Cummings is out with a state- to headquarters at Albany: 1st la Cushman*of Silverton, Mrs. k n ittin g one? And do you know an<
there fo r somewhat more than a
ment denying emphatically the and 2d grades, gunwipes and Nettie Thompson of Albany and that there isn’t wool enough for ,h ir tv-five miles up the Calapoo-
hundred dollars.
slightest disloyalty on her part box of feathers; 3d and 4th Mrs. Veinetta Frum of Albany, socks for our soldiers? And that "Va >atu,'*a-v ' n Quest of trout, re-
I hey found
The d ra ft list for June 24 has to the United States. The state- grades, feathers and gunwipes Funeral services were held in wool for one pair o f socks costs 1111 " ' ,lg Sunday.
Every time you knit the mountain roads pretty rough.
been made out and sent to those ment is the result o f talk circu-'and 2 quilts; 5th and 6th grades, the Evangelical church at Albany $1.70?
yourself a sweater you take the ^ otherwise the trip was thor­
concerned.
Linn county w ill lated to the effect that she made 13 squares and 2 quilts; 7th and Junday, June 9.
furnish 62 men, only one of a pro-German address at Rock 8th grades and high school, 1 “ I have had excellent results socks from two men who are oughly enjoyable, and the catch
whom is listed as being from H ill schoolhouse, near Lebanon, q uilt and 8 sheets and 9 pairs of in control o f maggots on radish- fighting lor you and your coun- 'J trouC many of which were
tine specimens, totaled 191.
Halsey—W illiam Bednar.
on May 15.
I pillow slips.
es, turnips, cabbage, kale and ,r y-
cauliflower by U8e o f kreso No. 1
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sheep d ip ,” reports a Corvallis
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reports that the prunej K ill the Canada thistle w ith
grower. “ I diluted at the rate «phis which has been doing s e ri-! gasoline
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„ . or distilate. A t least
of 1 to 50, and for the first time ous in ju ry to the foliage has now two ,,!llsCv farmers have demor -
in years produced plants free of attacked the fru it a very unu- slrutcd the efficacy o f this meth-
maggots. in unprotected places.” Rual situation. I t seems to be a o<
‘ 1e strio ying lhf P®’ 1’ lh e y
"W e are getting many favorable s° rt " f pro-Hun aphid that is on ^ut old plants off about two
inches below the surface and
reports such as this while other the job this year,
pour »bout a gill of the fluid on
growers report in ju ry ,” says
the root. Young plants mav be
Prof, lxivett, entomologist at 0.
In the leaflet addressed to the
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Provide the boys with the things they need to make
without cutting off the
A. C. "Sheep dips vary in con- retail merchants of the country. 1
I tops. It has been demonstrated
centration and where other dips giving “ Seven Ways to Help the
short work of him.
beyond question by these farmers
are used it is probably well to United States Food Adm inistra-
thut a farm may lie completely
begin w ith a dilution of 1 to tio n,” newspaper advertising is
, dethistled by a persistent adher­
Guns, clothes, aircraft, food, munitions and the ships
125.”
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ence to these instructions.
HALSEY NEWS NOTES
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Halt the Hun
to get over with. Jhese are the things the
need, and they cost money—hunks of it.
boys
June 28th
National War Savings Day
Make a Pledge to Buy W ar Savings Stamps
Cholera Morbus
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Sandwiches with coffee or mi k
W. H. Robertson went to Eu-
served
at all hours at the Halsey
r e s p o n s e to a
Confectionery.
-omeone has died from it tx-fore meili- call from the postotlice there. I t
itin e touhl be obtained or a physnnan [ is understood tjja t there is
Now is a good time to add your
summoned. The right way ■« to have a strong prospect tlia t Mr. Kobert-
tx.tUe of C ham berlain's Colic and Di- s o n w i| | g iv e u p h is p |n(.(. „
c a r . name to the list o f Enterprise
arrhoea Remedy in tlie house h o as to l>e
subscribers.
prepared for it. Mrs. Charles Enyeart. rier on Halsey route No. 1 to
11ilnIijigbui, hid., writes: ‘ D uring the take a position in the Eugene
Want i d A few more calves.
sum m er of 1911 two of my children postoffioe.
Ben T. Sudtell.
I bis is a very painful an<l dangerous
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diseal,e. In alm ost every neighborhood g e " e 1 UCS,1ay
were taken sick with cholera morbus. I
used C ham berlain'* Colic and Diarrhoea
Remedy and it gave them im m ediate
relief."
C lark’s for ice cream.
Prevent defeat
save wheat.
Piano box for sale at this office.
T he more quickly our soldiers have all the things
This space contributed for
the Winning of the War by
Y<)l wish to select H gift*
w hich will perinn-
n o n tly e x p re ss y o u r ¡sen­
tim e n t tow ard th e g ra d u ­
a te o n th e proud .and
h ap p y day o f co m m en ce­
m en t.
May we show you som e
b eau tifu l gifts we have
se.eeted for th is occasion?
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
K. C. MEADE
they need, the more quickly the ships will be bring­
ing our boys back to us.
National W ar Savings Committee
329 W est S rcono S t
O F T O M E T R IS T
ALBAVV f'R P .
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OUR
ICE CREAM
is made for the best of
us. Remember, poor ice
* V
cream is not only not so
delicious us ours, hut it is
j ositively dangerou» and
unhealthy. We absolute­
ly guarantee that we do
not violate the pure food
laws either in word or in deed when we offer you our ice
cream. Come in and try it.
CLARK’S CON 1 ECTIONERY