The Halsey Enterprise
An Independent Newspaper
PUBLISHED
EV ER \
THURSD?
CHA. . BALLARD, Editor
a ; se c o liti-e la -.4 I t . a l t e r O r
to b e r 3, 1912. u t t i e p o sto ffic e a t H al
sey. O re g o n , u n d e r th e A st o f M u lti
3, 18 . ' .
E llie ie . i
Devoted to the mat- rial upbuilding •
Halsey and surrounding country an
Idr.n County f.m era.ly Subscriptloi
rate fl.CO per year in advance.
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GRADUATE
O P T O M E T R IS T
P R IV A T E O F F IC E
F O R E X A M IN A T IO N S
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P R IC . S R E A SO N A B L E
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A P P O IN T M E N T O i
EXECUTOR
Notice is hereby given th at the un d er
sig n ed by an ord er ul the C ounty C m l
ol L inn C .unt> O regon, has been a p
poin ted e x e c u to r ol th e la-t will am
testam en t a n d oi the e state ol Kt -e
Ann P rice deceased. All persons h a v
ing claim s a g ain st salt! e state are rt
q u ire,1 to p re sen t l i e n
v .ilhin six
m o n th s from th e rl.it - of th a. notice
w ith the p ro p e r vouchers, t.i the un d er
sig n ed at h is residence at H alsey ii
L in a
C ounty,
O regon.
Dated a n d first pub lish ed th is l7t!
day of I une. pi.’p
C live P. S tafford, E x ec u to r aforesaid
Am or A. T u n in g , A ttv. lor E xecutor
6 17 to 7 15.
I »ho are heads oi larg e m erc an tile and
u fa c tu n n g organ izatio n s, a n d rep
resen ta tiv e s of the n a tio n 's best in te r
est*, b is ch arg e of the proposed changes.
Sur y these A m eru ui lead ers ta n
have no in te rest lu business coi.d itio n s
tiiat are going to work a g ie a t h a rd sh ip
oil an) one, and co n g ress a n d th e peo
ple w ho are really the pow er back of
co n g ress can well listen.
1 hese m en believe th a t th e excess
profits tax a n d the h igh su rta x are bu si
ness killers, t im i n g in v esto rs away
I rum p roductive in d u stiy ai.d in to n il-
kin all th e ir in v e s tm e n ts in ta x e x
em pt se c u rities.
1 hey propose a re -a rra n g e m e n t of
tli * presen t h igh a n d d ire c t burden on
busiu tss, som e plan to set business
tree to increase production anti to re
luce prices, th a t are now artificially
raised by sh u n tin g taxes
1 a x in g u n d istrib u te d su rp lu s en.
c o ir.ig e s e x tra v a g a n t d iv id e n d s, sto p s
the exp an sio n ol in d u stria l p lan ts and
u.c t. ,-ed production, a n d will e » e n t
a il / h a d our c o untry in to an era of
i . .. . 1 iasulveney .
n.ler on«equent business depression
t h e p t e e e u t e x c e s s profits t"X, h ig h BUT-
\e s
»*. .i.iv taxes w ill not produce
revenues* and the g o v e rn m e n t can n o t
r .> upon them as a p erm a n en t peace
tune policy.
Ttie next session ol co n g ress w ill t e
pehed to take u p the problem of a
e iis io u ol federal tax a tio n Irom the
t a d p u iu t of p lac in g a prem ium upen
i d u s tn a l production ra th e r th««i p e n a l
izing in itiativ e.
Another Royal Suggestion
PIES and PASTRIES
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From the N ew R oyal C ook B ook
IIE E R tip ! There is
no further reason for
w orrying alxmt table va
riety. The new Royal Cook-
Book gives new suggestions
fo r every meal every day.
The book is so fu ll o f sur
prises there w ill never be
another dull meal in ‘ he
home. Here are a few sug
gestions from the new
Royal Cook Book.
and rub In lightly with Angers:
add w ater «lowly until o t right
consistency to roll out. Divide ,u
halves; roll out one h alf thin;
put on in sm all pieces half re
maining shortening: fold upper
and lower edges In to center;
fold sides In to center, fold sides
to center again; roll out thin and
put on pie plate. R epeat with
other h alf fo r top crust.
C
Plain Pastry
This recipe is for one large
pie with top and bottom crust
2 cups flour
U teaspoon salt
2 teaspoons Royal Baking
Fowder
H cup shortening
cold w ater
Rift together flour, salt and b a k
ing powder; add shortening and
rub in very lightly with tips of
Angers (the lees it is handled the
better the paste will be). Add
cold water very slowly, enough
to hold dough together (do not
work or knead dough) Divide
In halves; roll out one part thin
on floured board and use for
bottom cruet. A fter pie is Ailed
reli out other part for top.
Apple Pie
OYAL
BAKING
POWDER
A b s o lu te ly P u r e
FREE
b y all m eans get th e new
Royal Cook Book—Just out.
Contains these and 400 o th er
delightful, helpful recipes.
Free for the asking. W rite
TODAY to
ROY AL BAKING POWDLR CO.
Rich Pastry
2 cop« pastry flour
H teaspoon Royal Baking
Trees and Electricity.
114 cup» flour
Hi teaspoons Royal B ukin?
Pow der
Vi teaspoon salt
1 tablespoons shortening
4 apples, o r 1 q u a rt sliced apple«
2 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon milk
Sift flour, baking pow der and
salt; odd shortening and rub in
very lightly; add Just enough
cold w ater to hold dough to
gether. Roll half out on floured
board, line bottom of pie plate;
All In apples, which hove been
washed, pared and cut Into th in
slices; sprinkle with su g a r; fla
vor with cinnam on o r nutm eg;
wet edges of crust with cold
w ater; roll out rem ainder of p a s
try ; cover pie. pressing edges
tightly together and bake in
m oderate oven 30 m inutes.
Powder
H teaspoon salt
cup shortening
In the move-meets bein g sta rte d to
)16 F ulto n Street
cold water
Rew Y o rk C ity
u lily hig h w ay s by p la n tin g trees
Sift flour, baking pow der and
sa lt; add one-half shortening
ttung the roadside care should be taken
lo see lh.it the trees are so p lan te d as to
o tco m e in contact w ith the telep h o n e
a...I potv er lines.
I a le rle re n ce w ith th e s e w ire s by tree
t ranches causes poor service or a com-
plet stoppage ot serv ice In wet w eath
e r tree con tact w ith the w ires is ex
trem ely d an g ero u s as the wet branches opera house Ttesday evening, ¡but maY d° much to f n s tr a te 8 o’clock followed by the annual
tie line conductor- o f electric c u rre n ts I J u n e 29
the designs of some older ones Sunday school board meeting.
anti have led to m any accidents when
Eine Orove
j who have little or no regard for A full attendance of all the offi
p rum s or a n im a ls com e in contact w ith
cers, teachers and members of
au.-lt a tree.
Misses Mae and Maysel Me the things of God.
At the ( I-, last Sunday the the board is desired as this is the
W here highw ays a re to lie beautified Neil left Friday of last week for
wi h tre
a variety should I« chosen an extended visit in California. following officers were elected regular election of officers and
vvhi h will not grow to such a h e ig h th
Mrs Will McLaren visited Sun for the ensuing six m o n th s:! teachers.
as to in te rfere w ith the w ires ami the
; Alfred Savage, president; Ber-
trees should Ite p la n te d as far as possihte day with Mrs F Nichols
A stolen Croix de Guerre caus
Frank Gibson went to Seattle itha )Va*ker’ v^ e president; Don
fro a the wires.
es a vast amount of trouble in
na
Robertson,
recordirg
secre
It is necessary th a t public u tility coui- on business last week.
‘T h e Great Air Robbery,’’ the
You w ill p ro b th ly lin d th a t our
‘ b;
« n in g «hair wire»
Miss Agnes Chandler was a tary; A rthur Robnett, treasurer;
‘‘Bake with Royal and. be Sure
Universal photodrarna which will
be at the Halsey opera house on
Tuesday evening, June 29. The
P^'Ttxliama shows the world
famous
aeroplane change in mid
25:14-30 Dorothy Milk r. lead-
air
as
made
by Lieutenant 0 L
er.
Locklear.
Pnotos of h * f roup taken on
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Children’s day will t e disti ib -
Eugene Commencem.*nt
ted next Sunday morning.
Christian Church Nute«
Exercises
At the morning service next
The
Commencement
Exercises
We reported last week that
The most beautifnl weather of Lord’s
,ord s day the topic will be ,.e ,.
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a rangements had been made for last Sunday put everyone in a G ods rn en d s,
O p to m e /r is t.
and in the
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were
held
Monday
morning
at
ALBtNY o»ro. a Fourth of July celebration, fine spirit and our services were evening a topical sermon on ten o’clock. Among
those
and committees had been ap- better attended than usual. Be “ Unbelief.’’ Everybody is cor- J?
iHarold Albro,
nown to Halsey people, who
p
i i i i e d to push the varicus ginning with the inciease in the dially invited to all the services.
M anufacturing Optician.
graduated,
were Fond Harry
— p.tr.s of the work forward.
S S we maintained the lead in all
.Methodist Church Note«
d u r Sermonette
Ixjuie and Dorothy B Miller,
A meeting was held last Mon- the other services.
i who received the B A degree in
SUNDAY SCHOOL
If children, then i . i of G o 1, da .' night to make the final ar-
At the morning hour we were
Review. The life of Samuel ^ e college of Literature, Science
and joint heirs with Ci ris!, if so langem ents, hut the attendance pleased to have with us Mr Sod-
and elements of strength in his a,’d A rts; Newton J Estes, who
be that we suffer with h in, that " IS so small th at a motion was erstrom and some of his family
character.
I will instruct you received the B S degree in the
we may be glorified toget er. made to drop the whole affair, from Albany,
We are always
in
the
good
and
the right way. — ,same departm ent; Kenneth C
Rom 8: 17.
nu I the motion was carried.
happ.v to have with us our old
Hendricks, who received his B
1 Sam 12: 23.
Reading the Father's plans for
It seems that many were anx- fi¡ends and members. At the
Some of the strong points in
^ro,n the Sell wl of Education;
ourselves, in the light ol h s will i ’ is for a celebration, but when conclusion of the service three Samuel’g character; diligence in an^ -Joseph B Boyd, who re
exemplified in his dealings with it came to going ahead to bring were baptized in obedience to learning, sensitiveness to th e jce*vwl tf” -’ M A.
our Master, we may a ttie it at >' «limit they were not there, the command of Christ.
voice of G< d, obedience, true
M*'
H e n d r ic k s ,
during
once tiuit it is not his will to The prevalent thought that was
Now that we have entered up- patriotism, ability to inspire o th -' eommencem ent week, won the
keep us from all pain un i trial m ott in evidence was "L et on the summer months it is hoped era to successful action. Faith -Failing and Beekman Oratorical
and sulft itigs, and lo caret u« George do it” and “ George’’ that every member will do his or in God is indispei sable to su e -' C°ntest which was a very signal
trium phantly to glory on flowery " is not willing to do it.
her best to maintain the standard cessful statesm anship. —Lincoln, honor, and carried with it
beds of ease. Q u ito t • r e v e r e .
From the present outlooK it of last Sunday. It is as easy to
I he attendance was good at prize of considerable value.
indeed, must be our c irse if we v ;| appear that everyone who
tht> habit of attending the the services last Sundav
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c-lebiatcs will have to celebrate services as to form the habit of number of friends were glad to
$100 R ew ard, $100
The rrad ere of t h |, paper w|j] b*
him whom God set foith to be,
T er his own vine and fig tree,
»t home. The church greet Mrs Dr W T Rowlcv from plexsoij
t,. learn th a t there 1« a t least
not only a satisfacti n for th? t elsedrive over to his neigh- .n ced® lhe 8UPP°rt o f ’t8 me’nben’ Miami, Oklahoma, at th«
one dreaded disease th a t science hes
been
able
to cure In all Ite »taxes end
sins of the whole world, blit also I r’s bailiwick and help him but the members need the spir- ing service. She with her two »hat
•'Atarrb. C atarrh being jrr»stl*
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»■ constitutions! conditions
a pa tein to the l liurch, which m ike the eagle scream,
d ial refreshing th at comes from children have como to visit at the r« tulip« .onBUtuncnai
trestm en t Hall s
in ternally *n<J
is li'S body. Anti this much
riiere will be many a disap- association in the Lord’s house S evenson homestead. It is cer- 5 *
Blood on the Mucous 8or-
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Svttem
tberebv
deetrovtnc
learned of God’s plan and will . inted
,n
t
tainly a pleasure to greet the ’h® 1°’ “••1stion of the disease, giving the
person when
this ) article on H'9 day-
pr imptly t aches us that we
8 ,r*n R?*’ by building up the con
As a means to help prevent the friends of former days,
read but as far as we are able
stitution and Aseiettng nature |n d »ln< its
proprietors have •«> much
must not expect and should not t seenow there is ho help for it. continued increase of child crim-
The Standard Bearers met on ralth a In Tb®
the curative power of H all's
ask freedom from pain and
C atarrh Medicine tiiat they offer Ons
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inals and to counteract the many Tuesday evening with Mr and Hundred Dollars for any case th a t It fails
trouble, which his wisdom ha,
8«nd for list of testim onials.
riti'S HKD-H that The Great evil influences that are tending Mrs Ernest Gourley. Seventeen
Addreae F. J CH EN EY A CO Tolsda
ordained to tie the path to glory. A
Roliht >ry,
Ohio.
Sola
by all D ruggists, rtc?
th
Universal lo misshape the lives of the of the young ladies with three
w-
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Trama.
is
one
of
the
most
younger
generation
of
America,
fair
escorts
w
ere present. Miss
Feilem I .» X R o is on
The
gun
battle
between
a pi-
rilling
h
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Will c I l e pr
the pe pi a «
re ?n’s
heartiest sup- new president. Ice cream was is one of the b-ca’h-ca ehimr in-
slrniegli dii o . er lite <U( t i h »I th e y rea
ttn i d"ils tMth a band of sky port. One hour of all the many served at the close of a pleasant cid^nts
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tint ton U p iltliv il c»u»p «ig 1. b titiuesi
graphically sh wn in
it- « and tar ; Lieutenant (I I. in the week to help instill into social Hour.
tuen s ie U'<rkinx «»n s I¡»btt n i t .ulers'
“ The Great Air Robbery,” the
tsx stio n t'iiit shall «lupiI ice th« present
■Tear, the aviator who chan- the minds of the young folks a
The regular monthly official Universal masterpiece to be r en
in e q u ity le •> »tem.
P " 7 ill" 'd air’-‘ T ” f,r°" ~ ar Uf lhe L° rd and respect for board meeting will be held at the
A conniittoc ot «astrilean gentleman
b . .. » . H dw ,
tuo ' i i t u . . Ä
^ a ^ ‘^
£’ ’ “
•i • ng the highways, for the cost of pri-
prices are no lower than our v t i e right» ill way w ould be so high th a t
ccmpe'.itors but we handle only lh - re su ltin g cost o t service to const«-
one grade of goods, and that is in is would lie p ro h ib itiv e.
V little co-operation now in regar< to
the BEST, this combined with
lb > m atter will obviate m uch trouble
acccurate service is what conn s 'a r.
with you as service is often
worth more than the goods.
I' urth of July Celebration Boom
Scents to Result in
a Fizzle
caller at the Pehrsson home Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs Grant McNeil and
family spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs Chris Eagle.
Harold and Milford Mullen vis-
ited Sunday with Albert and
Freddie Heinrich.
Louise Robnett, pianist.
The Endeavor topic for next
Sunday evjn n ; will be “ Living
up to our r . spon ibilities.” Matt
\eadt,
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