Halsey enterprise., April 15, 1920, Image 2

■mis eouniy conrerewce will be Just
“ The distilling interests w ere'R acing Program Adopted for one of the 2000-odd to be held through­
out the United States on approximate­
succeeded by the United States
the Linn County Fair.
Food Products Company, which
With a three days’ racing pro- ly the same dates.
No Sidestepping of Problems.
has purchased the Great West- gram for professional entries for It will be, It is said, a very excep­
ern, Atlas, Majestic, and Cor- purses aggregating $3,775, visit- tional county that does not b u r some
ning distilleries in Peoria, along ors at t ^e ¡920 Linn county fair more or less unpalatable truths con
cernlng unchurched areas, or wasteful
with the Globe in Pekin, and is wm be treated to the best horse competition, or underpaid and ab­
preparing immediately to enter racjng eVents in the history of sentee preachers Not many counties,
it is stated, are able to show an aver­
other lines of activities.
t he fair association.
age ministerial salary higher than the
“ Millions of dollars are being
Announcement of the adoption average for the whole United States,
expended here in changing these
t yie
racing program was which Is 1937. while barely one third
great distilleries into other man- made Mon(jay evening; following of the entire Protestant population of
United States, according to esti­
D evoted to th e m aterial u p b u ild in g ol
ufactories. Where whiskey and a n,eeting of the members of the the
mates made by the lnterehurch survey,
H alsey a n d s u rro u n d in g c o u n try and T n e P as sin g o f J o h n B a rle y c o rn gin and alcohol were formei ly j executive committee of the fair
has an opportunity for regular church
Uion county g e n e ra lly .
.Subscription
A moving picture not long ago wont to run in streams, glucose, asgociation with Wayne Stuart, attendance.
ra te $1.50 per year in advance.
Besides a full consideration of local
showed a ship departing for Eu glycerine. Hour, potash, and ma- t.p,a jrman of the committee on problems, the program at the county
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OE rope loaded with booze, while ny other things are to be manu- racjng
conference will present the outstand­
ing results of the world wide survey of
HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUN1.
factured.
i
The
racing
events
will
occupy
many bartenders and other strong
religious, social and economic condi­
N otice'i* hereby g iv en th a t th e final I f rjen(j s of Old John Were Weeping
“ The United State’s Food P ro -' the second, third, and fourth tions made by the Interchurch Move­
BfC.-utit of.R odney Savage ax a d n n n is -
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as if their hearts would break ducts company is to move its d iy s of the fair, Tuesdiy, ment, the material for which has beets
trat.rr ot the estate ol D aniel Savage, d e ­
New York headquarters to Wednesday and Thursday, O.to- gathered from every corner of the
ceased. bas lieen filed in the County because of its leaving.
earth. Special emphasis will also be
What effect this leaving has Peoria, and prediction is mat e ber 5th, 6th and 7th. The first laid on the place of prayer lu Christian
C ourt of I inn C ounty. State of O regon,
and (h at th e 3rd day ol .May, 1920. at
n the minds of the people gen­ that the former distilleries short of these days will be the next life, the importance of assisting young
the hour ol 10 o'clock A, M. baa been erally is shown by a few ex­ ly will be employing hundreds of one following the close of the people In the right choice of their life
work and the duty of laying aside a
duly a p p o in te d by said C ourt lor the
state fair at Salem, so that all of definite proportion of Income for re­
cerpts taken primarily from the men where they did tens
h e arin g ol objections to said final ac­
“ When December 1st opened the horses entered there can ligious purposes. Lantern slides will
co u n t a n d th e se ttle m e n t thereof, at Peoria Star, for which G B Stew­
there
were still stored in the come to Linn county almost with­ be freely used to Illustrate the various
a
rt
of
the
city,
but
lately
a
visit­
w hich tu n e aay person in te re ste d in
addresses.
bonded ware houses of Peoria out expense or loss of time.
said e state may appear a n d file objec er in Halsey, is responsible.
The conference will be managed by
tio n s th ere to in w r it'n g and co n te st th e
The Linn County Fair Associa­ local committees, and the various top­
‘ One of the most notable 3,000,000 gallons of intoxicating
tam e.
events of the passing years, so liquors, which the owners have tion is a member of the North ics under discussion will be handled by
a team of from five to eight men and
D ated and first p ublished A pril 1,
far as the city of Peoria is con­ been rushing to the seaboards as Pacific Racing association, which women, recognized as church leaders
1920.
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cerned, was the death at mid­ rapidly as possible in their efforts p ac ?s it on the racing circuit of in the county or state. This team, In
RODNEY SAVAGE
30, of old John to get it out of the country be­ the Northern Pacific coast. The addition to the local meetings, will be
A d m in istra to r A foresaid night, June
fore the coming of constitutional countv will have a standard half responsible for conducting the confer­
B lrleycorn.
Am or A. T ussm g,
ences In seven other counties.
A l l y , lor Administrator.
“ He had been a resident of prohibition when it can no longer mile track, which will be built Big Educational Campaign Prepared
4-1 to 4-29
according to the rules and regu­ This series of conferences repre­
Peoria almost from its founding be moved.
“ Peoria distilleries have not lations of the racing association. sents only an Intermediate stage In a
.
m u nearly a hundred years ago, but
t h e THRICE-A-WEEK EDI- as time
-
grew in
influ ■ made intoxicating liquors since Work on this will be commenced great campaign of Intensive education
passed , he grew
in influ
In practical Christianity preparatory to
TION OF THE NEW
September of 1917, and the de- within a very short time, Mr the united appeal for missionary funds
e ice and afllutn?er
YORK WORLD
and workers which will be held by the
“ He was by all odds the heav­ struction of a business that at S tuart said.
Protestant denominations co-operating
1920-21
iest tax payer of Peoria. At the first caused great lam ent may
Following the three days’ pro In the Interchurch Movement between
time of his death he was contrib­ in reality have been a blessing fessional races, in which the April 25 and .May 2. The members of
PRACTICALLY A DAILY AT THE
uting about $35,000,000.00 per in disguise so far as the physical well-known horses of the Pacific the team that will address the county
PRICE OF A WEELY.
NO
conference were themselves trained as
year to/card the operating ex­ prosperity of Peoria is con­ coast will be entered, will be one a "faculty” of specialists in the various
OTHER NEWSPAPER IN
penses of the goverment. In cerned.
day of racing, in which entries aspects of the Movement at a series
THE WORLD GIVES SO
addition he had nearly 30} build­
will be made of horses of local of state and pastors' conferences. Sim­
MUCH AT SO LOW
those who attend the county
School
Notes
ings in Peoria that he called
repute.
More complete an­ ilarly,
conference will In turn form a "fac­
A PRICE.
home, and on each one of these
The first edition of the Halsey nouncement of this feature, ulty" for interpreting the message of
T he presen t P re sid e n tia l cam paign is he paid the city goverment a li­ High School Owl, edited by the which always arouses much inte­ the Interchurch Movement to their lo­
cal churches.
the m ust im p o rta n t m our history. The cense of more titan $600 yearly. seniors, appeared Tuesday,
lh e rest, will be made later on.
Thus It Is expected that before April
T hrice-A -W eek W orld w hich is the He had the largest retinue of any
Mr Stuart said that 1920 is to go the Ideal of church co-operation ad
paper has paid for itself and left
g re atest exam ple ot tabloid journalism man in Peoria.
Large numbers a small surplus. We expect to be a big season for racing men. voepted by the Interchurch World
in A m erica will give you all the new s of
worked
for
him
behind Mahog- issue two more editions which The past w inter has seen more Movement, in place of church com­
it. It w ill keep jo u as th oroughly in .
petition, and the program of evangel­
form ed ns a daily at five or si* tim es th e a n y COW red tops,
W h lle a Still will probably be larger than the her es in training along ’h i ization that goes with If, will be fa­
p ric -
B eside- the new s from E urope larger number worked in front first, (if we can get ho’d c f a f< w c ast than ever before.
At Sa- miliar to every one of the fifty million
lo r a long tim e to com e m il I« - ol over- o)- them.
No one ever passed more “ Daily Devils’’ and incor­ e ). Canby, and Seattle large Protestants in the United States.
w h e lm in g interest, and we are deeply a w
j n p tHirja with more sin-
s tr i ig s o f horses are under the E X T E N S IV E SLIDE EQ U IPM EN T
porate their spiciest itemr)
a n d vitally > concernetl in it. The I lirive c e r e m o u r n e r s th , a n old
1 j J i o h t,»-,
j »»
n T
lia
r-
Many of the students are h a v -[ta r of traihers, awaiting the
a W eek W orld w ill fu rn ish you an accti I
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TO BE USED IN CONFERENCE
rate a n d c om prehensive rep o rt ot every . leycorn.
opening of the season. Never
ing the pink eye.
thing that happens.
j “ Many changes have taken
lnterehurch World officers having In
The High School furnished was ihterest a t a higher pitch,
H IE THRICE-A-WEEK w iR LD 'Si pia c e in th e six m o n th s sin c e h is
charge
the conference which will be
and
indications
point
to
large
en­
three numbers for the Boy
held In this county early in April de­
re g u la r subscription price is only i 1-1"’ Ljeath and burial.
tries in all of the races that are clare the local church workers excep­
Scouts
meeting
conducted
by
p e r v ear, anti thi* P!*)s for* 156 paper . i
1’(Jiff tim ers who have follow­ Rev Spencer a t the Methodist to be held on the circuit.
tionally fortunate, as the stereupticon
We otter tin s u nequalled paper and
ed the annals of Peoria news­ church Wednesday evening.
slides and other apparatus used in the
THE HALSEY ENTERPRISE papers for years will note that
State Pastors' Conference 111 Oregon
Mrs
O
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From
and
daughter
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If the weather man II V
ever
de-
have been left for use In the county
to g eth e r for one year tor $2.10.
now for the first time, there's no cides io give us a few sunny Miss Ruth, spent Tuesday in AI- conference. The slides in particular
T he re g u la r xuhxcnption p rice of the
publication of revenue collections days, the Botany class will take
j shopping
and visiting are said to be exceptionally Interest­
tw o pnperx is $2.50.
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ing. covering very completely the re­
lor the year as compared with a field trip.
friends-
sults of the world wide survey made
the preceding years.
The High School chorus is
by the lnterehurch World Movement,
as well as illustrating conditions
“ These collections, mounting working on songs f jr commence- ’
throughout the United States.
well into millions, always were ment.
Slides to Illustrate hymns which
Dorothy Shirling returned to
All work done promptly and conspicuously featured in the
were used In the State Pastors’ Con
January 1, newspaper, togeth­ school Monday after an absence
ference by the New York "team" also
reasonably.
Phone No. 269.
have been left for use of the County
er with pithy comment on the ¡of about one week. Roy Farmer
Interchurch World Movement conference. All in all. it is said that
number of battleships that Peo­ returned W edntsdry.
the equipment afforded for tills county
to Send Big ‘’Team''
Mail us your films. Develop­ ria distilleries were annually buy­
High School Reporter. J
will equal that used at any ot the
state conference*. An experienced
ing and printing promptly done. ing for vour Uncle Sam. These
Here.
operator with hlghgrade lantern equip
ollections showed startling in­ Meeting in the Interest of the
ment will accompany the team.
Haskins’ Kodak ¡Shop,
Boy
Scouts.
creases year after year, until
TO S H O W R E S U L T S O F S U R V E Y S
436 W 1st S treet, Albany, Ore. they approximated an average of
Rev J C Spencer of A lbanj,
IN T E R C H U R C H M O V E M E N T
$1,000,000 the month, for, for gave an address Wednesday All Local Protsstant Churches Co-optr.
PLANS MEDICAL AID FOR CHINA
E C. Girk
R- II- H a r r is many years, the distilleries of
night at the Methodist church on
atlng in M ovement W ill Be
D rs . C ipe & H arris
I’eoiia »ere it* chief industries, the history and workings of the
In no part of China is there a med
Repreeented.
L MIROPRACTORS
leal force a' all adequate to the need»
“ But there are no collections Boy Scouts. He showed up the
X RAY.
of the situation. In one province there
f >r publication today because - excellent principles and work
CvaiCK B a s k Bi ll d in g
Early In April the lnterehurch World 1« but one doctor to five millions of
“ There are no longer distiller­ th at this movement has accom- Movement will hold its conference tn people, and missionaries living in lone­
( V íF lC lt 1 MONK 20
ALBANY. DR E
ly s'attons must travel many days to
ies making intoxicating bever­ plished for the boys wherever 'h’s county. Representatives
b«lng »elected by the local Frolesiaut procure nit lical help in case of need.
ages in Peorit.
there have been organizations.
Churches of denomination» sssoclated
The program of the lnterehurch
“ There are no longer an al
Dr Garnjobst has been elected with the mov»ment and from present World Movement, based on s careful
active reveue district here.
as Scout Master of Halsey by the r«por’» the attendance st the confer­ survey, will include the strengthening
^'Befóte you sign for Life Insu­
ence will number well tn»« the hun ef »tear it Institutions and the opening
“ Dire calamity had been pre­ patrol committee. He wishes to rtred« In Addition td the represent» of s later number of hospitals In new
rance see D M John, Dist Mqgr.
dicted for Peoria whenever pro­ organize at least three patrols tives »elected by the churcho», the areas where they are most needed.
Corvallis. Ore.
will be open to all church
hibition became effective in the and four if possible. This is well conference
member» aud friendly citizens who
NO SCHOO LS FOR C H IN E S E .
worth
any
boy’s
time
and
efforts
O u r S e rm o n e tte .
United States.
It was said that
wish to attend
to
enlist
in
this
work
as
there
The
meeting
place
probably
will
be
...
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Peoria would no longer be on the
There are at least GO,000,000 young
Lather, into thy hands I com- ()>p tha( R won,d
fiHed w ||h are many opportunities for good tha county seat, and the attendance
people of school age in China for whom
will
be
compoaed
of
the
membership
m e n d m y s p ir it. L u k e 23: 46.
e npty buildings and idle men. that open up in connection with of the Protestant churches of the there are at present no educational
* with full confidence our deer
■ lacilitlcs st all. Included in the pro­
county.
and its river bank, long the cen- it.
Redeemer looked up to the Fath­
Tho conference» will Iasi one day gram of the lnterehurch World Move­
Much appreciation and many
l r of distilling, would be a de­
ment which will be explained at the
er, and full of faith declared that
thanks are due to the High only. During that day will he present­ conference to be held in this county
serted village.
ed
the
whole
program
of
the
Inter-
he committed all of life and all
“ None of these things have School for the four songs they church World Movement (or promoting j early In April are five universities Io
of the WesMed hopes for the fu­
furnished the meeting as well as co-operation In missionary and general i China each Involving the cooperntloa
ture,to the F ather’s love and to la p fe m d with the coming of for the excellent reading from rhureh activities among tha Protastaat of from tour to tlx denominations.
the F ather’s power, to be pro- I rohidition.
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churches. Time will also be given to
Kipling rendered by Miss E r » in ., discussion
, of the local problems re
vided in harmony with the Fath-
“ As the saloon? passed out of
sealed by the lnterehurch Movement a
Rev Cierno was in Albany survey of religious conditions Utroagh-
e r’s plan and Word. And so existence, other businesses took
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ihursday.
out ths United States,
must we, as followers in our up the locations.
M aster’s footstep’s look forward
The Halsey Enterprise with faith, and in our dviughour
commit all our interests to the
An In d e p en d e n t N ew spaper
keeping of him wh has mani­
PUBLISHED 1ÍVBRY THURSDAY fested his love for us, not only
in the gift of his Son as our Re­
deemer,
but all our journey
CHAS. BALLARD, Editor
through, in his providential care,
Entered as second-class matter October as well as in the exceeding great
3, 1912. at the post office at Halsey, Ore­ and precious promises which go
gon under the Act of .MarcL 3, 1879.
before us and give us strength,
comfort and assurance.
F. M. GRAY,
COUNTY CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD IN APRIL
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