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the Lord’s people to denounce The Pine Grove threshing ma
CHAS. BALLARD, Editor
every wrong doer whom they chine has started up for the
meet in the street than it is to Sprjng run
Entered as second-class matter Oc
tell
all homely persons they may 1 Mrs Lawrence Eggy was a
tober 3, 1912, at the postoffice at Hal
ses', Oregon, under the Act of March see of their lack along the lines Sunday visitor in Corvallis.
3. ¡1879.
of beauty. Politeness is always
a part of the Christian character. More of Governor Cox’ Speech
Devoted to the material upbuilding of
Halsey and surrounding country and In the world it may be polish,
of Acceptance
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“We should not, by law, a b rid g e a
the true sentiments of the heart, m aria rig h t e ith e r to la b o r o r to q u it
em ploym ent.
H ow ever, n e ith e r
developed along the lines of the his
la b o r nor c a p ita l should a t any tim e
spirit of life—love. Love leads o r In any circum stances, ta ke a ctio n
to gentleness, patience, kindness th a t w ould p u t In Jeopardy the p u b lic
re .
etc, and even in the case of dis w e “ lfa
We need a d e fin ite and precise
obedience it will hesitate to utter sta te m e n t o f p o lic y as to w h a t b u si
an unkind word, and will avoid ness men and w o rkin g m e n m ay do and
m ay not do by w ay o f c o m b in a tio n
the
same as far as duty will per and
•T H E •
c o lle c tiv e a ctio n . The la w Is now
mit.
•U N IV E R S IT Y
so nebulous th a t I t alm ost tu rn s upon
Our Sermonette
T he Halsey Enterprise
• OREGON•
— ! • m a in t a in e d by th e s ta te
In o r d e r th a t th e 70011$ peo
p le o f O r e g o n m a y r e c e iv e ,
w it h o u t c o s t, th e b e n e fite o f
a l i b e r a l e d u c a tio n .
The U a lv sra lty include» the C olle*»of
L ltsrstu rs. ScWnc« and Ihs A rt« , the
G raduate School, th« School of Phy«’
ical Education, and th« pro4*««lonal
Schoo)« of Law. M «dicin«(at Portland),
A rch itecture, Comnwrc«, Journalism ,
Education and M u sic.
High standard« o f scholarship ara
atad* possible by an able faculty, wall
•q vlp p ed laboratories and a library of
nearly 100,000 volum es.
Supervised athletics are encouraged
and every attention given the health
and w elfare of the stu d en ts
W ith a b o lf t h t e n o g e o a f i d e o e e
• a la e d b r tb o r o o o n t e a .p r e e a io n
e l p o h lio a o p p o r t . t h e U a iv o r e itr
now
s n f s r i u g u p o n a n o r a of
la r g e d e v e lo p m e n t and e x te n d e d
a e e f a ln e e e .
For a catalogue or for any inform ation.
ad dress
T H E r e g is t r a r
U a le e r a lt p of O regon
E a g en e. O regon
A D M IN IS T R A T O R ’ S
N O T IC E
OF
H E A R IN G O K F IN A L A C C O U N T.
N o tice is hereby g iv e u th a t the tio a l
account o f W . H. Glass as a d m in is tra to r
o( the estate o f Jacob S. Ramsay deceas
ed. has been file d in the c o u n ty c o u rt
o f L in n co u n ty , State of O regon, and
th a t the .kith day o f A ugust, 1920, at the
h o u r ot lO o ’Clock A. M. has beeti ap
p o in ted by said c o u rt fo r th e h e a rin g ol
o b je ctio n s i f any to said fin a l accouui
and th e se ttle m e n t thereof, a t w h ich
tim e any person in te re ste d in said es
tate m ay appear and file objections
tb e re to in w r it in g and contest the same
Dated and firs t p u b lish e d |u ly 29, 1920
W U. Glass.
Adm inistrator Aforesaid
A m o r A. Tussing.
A tty fo r A dm r.
7-29 to H 26
In looking over our subscrip
tion list we find about 50 whose
subscriptions expire with this
issue. The reason for so many
falling due at this time is that
the paper started here eight
years ago the first of September
and many subscriptions start and
end with Sept 1st. To everyone
whose time is out for the next
few issues you will find a mark
around your name, or if you are
in arrears you will find the same
kind of a mark, and we will
greatly appreciate it if all who
see the mark around their name
will step into the office and re
new their subscription, as we
can use the money to good ad
vantage.
the econom ic p re d ile c tio n s o f the
Judge o r Jury. T h l# does not m ake
fo r confidence In the c o u rts n o r re
spect fo r the law s, n o r fo r a h e a lth y
a c tiv ity in p ro d u ctio n and d is trib u
tion. T h e re s u re ly <111 be fo u nd ways
by w h ich co-operation may be eucour-
nged w ith o u t the d e stru ctio n o f e n te r
prise. T he rules o f business should
be made m ore ce rta in so th a t on a
stable basis men m ay move w ith con
fidence.
"G ove rn m e n t, however, should pro
vid e tlie means h i the tre a tm e n t o f
Its employees, to keep In touch w ith
co n d itio n s and to re c tify w rong. I t is
needless to say th a t in o rd e r to be con
siste n t, fa cts should at a ll tim e s Jus
t if y th e pre-su p p osition th a t the gov
e rn m e n t em ployees are p ro p e rly com
pengated.
"T h e ch ild life o f the n a tio n should
be co n se rve d : I f la b o r In Im m a tu re
years Is p e rm itte d by one g e neration,
it is p ra c tic in g u n fa irn e ss to the next.
ALBANY.
BUY
SEED
AT A
SEED
STO R E
OUTING DAYS
Are Now Ideal
AT
NEWPORT (A charming resort for the family)
A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountains, Situ-
ated on Yaquina Bav and the Pacific Ocean. Modern Nata-
torium with salt water baths.
Tillamook County Beaches
Two trains daily from Portland. These attractive beaches
include Rockaway and Garibaldi beach resorts, Neah-kah-
nie, Manzanita and Bay Ocean.
C rater Lake, (A lake within a crater.)
Located in the heart of the Cascade Range. Reached by
automobile stage from Medford or Klamath Falls.
“Oregon Outdoors Booklet”
Summer Excursion Fares.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
"A n y discussion o f the question o f
food supply leads vary q u ic k ly fo the
closely re la te d m a tte r o f tra n s p o rta
tio n .
T h e re Is no one th in g w hich
b rin g s us so In te rm itte n tly to c ritic a l
F J C H E N E Y A CO , Toledo, Ohio.
I co n d itio n s than the Insufficiency o f o u r
Sold by D ruggists. 76c
I tra n s p o rta tio n fa c ilitie s .
B oth the
H a ll's F am ily Pills for co n stip atio n .
a llro a d s and the p u b lic are to hlum e
There has been no m a te ria l a d d itio n
P ine G rove
in the to ta l m ileage In the last ten
years, and the Increase In te rm in a ls
Mr and Mrs Chris Egle and has been m uch less th a n required. A t
the be g in ning o f th e w a r the ro llin g
ch dren visited with Mr and Mrs stock
was sadly reduced am i Inade-
»Gansle.
_____ quate T he p a b llc had not given in
fo r service sufficient revenues on
Chas Gansle is doing carpenter pay
w h ich c re d it could be a llow ed by the
work for J R Mode.
hanks. M o ra l assistance was w ith h e ld
be< au*e of
po licie s th a t d id
The ittle daughter of John!
..
I not b rin g approval.
M any o f these
Mi Nell Jf broke her arm a tew ,,o rj M>ratlons had made them selves s
davs ago.
p a rt o f p o litic a l a c tiv itie s , local. State
n a tio n a l. T heo th e re » e re m ore
John McNeil had another par 1 and
>r leas sp o ra d ic Instances o f stock wa-
tic stroke a few days ago and te rln g «peratlona. and the e x p lo ita tio n
o f u t ilit y p ro p e rtie s fo r personal gain.
is very ill at this time.
"A buses were not general, hut th e y
Kay Hover's dog got shot a « e re sufficient to b rin g the e n tire r a il
road system s o f t h . co u n try In dis
few days ago.
repute
The good suffered w ith the
O p t e m e tr ig t.
‘
ALBANY OAC&
;Harold Alhro,
Manufacturing Optician.
THE H ’KNITIKE HOSPH A.
Renovates and makes feather
mattresses, old furniture and G
mattresses made like new.
Bring them in or phone 261-R.
128-180 Ferry St. Albany. pro
Long Distance Hauling,
Light and Heavy Trucks. s';,
E. R. Cummings. Albany, Ore
Mrs’F H Porter and Gertrude
“ MURPHY SEED CO.
Other Attractive Resorts.
Co . Toledo, Ohio, Is a c o n stitu tio n a l
re oedy. is ta k e n In te rn a lly an d a c ts
tt u th e Blood on th e M ucous S u rface s
©F the S ystem O na H u n d red D ollars re
w ard Is offered fo r any case th a t H u ll's’
C a ta rr h M ellum « falls t> cure. Send for
C irculars »nd testim o n ials
went to Portland yesterday.
Clovers
Timothy
Orchard Grass
Meadow Fescue
Rye Grasses.
Drop us a postal for our price
card. Quality Guaranteed.
Adequate F arm P rofits.
“ F a rm in g w ill not Inspire In d iv id u a l
e ffo rt unless p ro fits , a ll th in g s con
sidered, are equal to those In o th e r ac
Shedd
Detroit (Mt Jefferson country—Breitenbush Hot Springs.)
tiv itie s .
An a d d itio n a l check to de
p leted ra n ks In th e fields w ould he the
McCredle
Hot Springs.
W J Dunlap performed a ma e sta b lish m e n t o f m odern s ta te ru ra l
Josephine
County
Caves (Marble Halls of Oregon.)
jor operation on one of his regis school codes. T he federal governm ent
Shasta
Mountain
Resorts.
should
m
a
in
ta
in
active
sponsorship
o
f
tered Jersey cows the other ev
th is.
R u ra l p a re n ts w o u ld be la c k
ening, which resulted in saving in
g In the elem ent w h ich makes c iv il
Will help you decide on that vacation resort. Contains de
the animal’s life.
iza tio n e n d u rin g I f they did not desire
scriptions of the various outing places, excursion fares, ho
Arriving home from the thresh fo r th e ir ch ild re n edu catio n a l o p p or
tu n itie s com parable to those In the
tel and camp rates.
ing field, he found the animal at cities. T he p ric e th e consum er pays
the point of death after gorging fo r fo o d stu ffs Is no in d ic a tio n o f w hat
herself with oats. He sensed the p ro d u ce r receives. T here are too
m any tu rn o v e rs between the two.
For further particulars or copy of booklet "Oregon Out
immediately that she was too far The fa rm e r raises hl» erop and the
door” inquire of local agent
gone for the usual methods of p rice w hich lie receives Is d e term in e
su pply and demand. H is products
treatment, so with his jack-knife by
In beef and p o rk and produce, pass
he made an incision and removed in to cold storage and o rd in a r ily when
JOHN iM. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent.
the contents of her stomach. He th e y reach the consum er the law o f
su pply and demand does not o b ta in
sewed up the wound with a I The
p re se rva tio n o f foodstufTs by cold
v il.
When the tra n s p o rta tio n lines
_ ,
fe-v stitches. For several days! storageis a boon to h u m a n ity , and It e were
,
.
com m ercial dom ain w here we are so
ta ke n o ic r by the governm ent
Jt)st| , nth|e<1
he fed heron egg-nog but on the j should be encouraged. H ow ever, the , hey w m e barely aide to IImp. th ro u g h |
p ow #r
third dav she took to grass again.
* 1 tlo n and
hna Inaftniuch
for? ,a an It become»
regu,g-
B ,
n
Mf Dunlap thinks that she will p a rt o f In te rs ta te commerce, the re
s p o n s ih ility Is w ith the fe d era l govern
g t'well.
t. Supplies are gathered In from
The four children of Ralph w the e n fa
rm In tim e» o f p le n ty. T hey can
Dannen, who have been sick easily be fed o u t to the consum er In
with scarlet fever for the last such m anner os to keep th e demand In
excess o f th a t p a rt o f the supply
four weeks, are on the wav to w h ich Is released fro m storage. T h is
recovery. The youngest one was Is an u n fa ir p ra ctic e and should be
Besides, there should be a
critically ill and much concern stopped.
tim e lim it lieyond w hich perishable
wat felt for its recovery.
fo o dstu ffs should not be stored.
" O u r o b je ctive should he a decreas
Mr and Mrs T 11 C Brasfield
te n a n try . W ith the period o f oc
spent Sunday. Aug 15, at the ed
cupancy u n ce rta in , the re n te r s tr ip -
new home f
: 1 Mrs T W la n d o f Its fe r tile elem ents, and each
I ye a r d im in ish e s o u r n a tio n a l assets
Somerville
t
1
ir
bu -g.
Optical authorities are preach
j U n d e r th e o p e ra tio n o f the fe d e ra l re
in g ’’Equipment." We are very
serve and the fa rm loan acts, encour
ore C a ta rr h In th ia aectlon I agem ent has come to thousands who
glad to put our OPTICA I nf T h th e e re co 1» u m n try
th a n a ll o th e r dlaeaaaa
p it to g e th e r, an d for y e a rs It w u sup- find th a t In d u stry, ch a ra c te r and In
EQUIPMENT (which consists f p«»svd
to be Incurable. D octors prescribed te lllg e n ce are a golden s e c u rity to the
an d by c o n s ta n tly falling pim ple's b sn ke r, the governm ent o f
the latest make of instruments) I« to »« a cu l re retnedlea,
e l t h lo^al tre a tm e n t, pronounced
*
«
.ita rrh la a local disease, the U n ite d States. M u ltip ly o u r home
at your disposal. This insures S' itly
influenced by c o n s titu tio n a l con ow ners, and you w ill m ake the way o f
speed and accuracy in the exam dì; ons and th e re fo re req u ires constiti!« the se ditious a g ita to r m ore d iffic u lt.
tl'-aaJ tre a tm e n t
H a ll's C a ta rr h Mcdl-
ination of the eye.
i »e. m a n u fa c tu re d by F . J C heney A
R a ilro a d s and W a te rw a y s .
MOVE BY TRI CK
FALL SEEDS.
Frank
Nichols of Corvallis.
,
:
'
I
i
I
serve system can be seen p ro m o tin g In
tlo n , th e e lh m m it l.......... th e lo n g h a u l, | FV„ rv
q u a r t, r
o f tfje
<n
■
and the m erg in g o f every m ile o f tra c k
w1(len,I1(t flow
A m e rican com m erce.
uad te rm in a l and every ca r and ea- | W e w ill a,mu have a m erch a n t m a r ia ,
glue In to a co • d in a te d plan o f op
e ra tlo n , enabled tlie gove rn m e nt to
tra n s p o rt troops and supplies, at the
same tim e a ffo rd in g , under g reat
stress, a s a tis fa c to ry o u tle t fo r our
In d ustrie s. It should he remembered
In th is connection th a t except fo r the
m o to r
tru c k
w h ich
supplem ented
tra n s p o rta tio n by m il. and except fo r
the gre a t pipe lines w hich conveyed
o il
fo r
com m ercial
purposes,
we
should not. In a ll p ro b a b ility hnve
been ahle to th ro w o u r deciding
s tre n g th In to the liHlur.ce and w in the
w a r.
A n y a tte m p t to d is c re d it the
fe d era l o p e ra tio n o f ra ilro a d s d u rin g
the years o f grave em ergency Is un-
fn lr. In the case o f those who know
th e fa c ts It Is insincere. Too much
cannot he said In p raise o f those who
d irecte d th is w o rk, nor o f the men
w ho p h y s ic a lly operated th e lines un
d e r the disco u ra g in g c o n d itio n s o f
poor e q u li m ent.
But a ll o f th is Is
w a te r o ve r the wheel. T he problem
o f the ra ilro a d s 1» s t ill w ith us. The
governm ent and th e p u b lic should
re n d e r every c o o p e ra tio n In the u t
m ost good fa ith , to give th orough test
to p riv a te ow nership. T he ra ilro a d s
have had th e ir lesson.
G overnm ent
re g u la tio n is in c e p te d now ns not on ly
safeguard to the p u h llc, hut as
conserving process to the u tility .
F in a n c ia l c re d it Is necessary to p h y
sical re h a h llltH tln n und It should he
sufficient fo r the p e riods o f m axim um
demand.
We should not lose sight,
how ever, o f th e vast p o s s ib ilitie s or
su p p le m e n ta ry servlcw by w a te r. T he
G reat la k e s and St. I.a w re n i'e navl-
gatlen p ro je c t, p a rtic u la rly , should
cla im the Interest o f th e governm ent.
Federal Reserve System.
" I t Is alm ost unnecessary to speak
I o f the Federal Reserve system In con-
! nectlon w ith the w in n in g o f the war.
as next to th e consecration o f o u r
n ii I oms I and wom anhood Its e lf, the
gre a te st fa c to r w hs the m a rs h a llin g
In to one u n it th ro u g h th e Federal Re
serve hanks o f the stupendous w e alth
o f A m erica
i o those o f vision who
la-'M out beyond e a r shores la ia - —
fleet o f 11. Ollfl,000 tons aggregate, every
ship fly in g the A m e rican flag and
c a rry in g In A m erican bottom s the p ro
du cts o f m ill and m ine and fa c to ry and
fa rm . T h is w ould seem to be a g u a r
antee o f co ntinued p ro s p e rity .
O ur
fa c ilitie s fo r e ic h a n g e and c re d it, ho w
ever. In fo re ig n p a rts , should be en-
I larged and under the fe d e ra l reserve
system, hanks should he established In
I Im p o rta n t tra d in g centers.
Reduction of Armament.
" I sm convinced a fte r con sid e ra b le
I s tu d y o f the su b je ct th a t th e expense
o f the governm ent can, w ith o u t loss
o f efficiency, he reduced tn a m axim um
o f fo u r b illio n d o lla rs . In c lu d in g s in k
in g fu n d and In te re st on th e n a tio n a l
debt. When we e n te r the League o f
N ations, we should at the same tim e
d im in is h o u r cost fo r arm am ent. T o
co n tin ue e x jie n d ltu re s tn e ith e r th e
w a r o r the navy d e p artm en ts on a vast
scale, once o u r tneml>erschlp In tlie
League Is assured, w ould seem to be a
v e ry d e fin ite re fu ta tio n o f th e a d va n
tages o f the w o rld plan w h ich we be
lie v e It possesses. An app ea ling fu n d a
m ental In the Lengue m ethod, la the
re d u c tio n n f a rm a m e n ts
We can
not a ffo rd to do it, u n til o th e r n a tio n s
do like w ise . I f we do not e n te r the
League, hundreds o f m illio n s o f d o l
la rs m ust he st>ent fo r arm am ents.
I f we go In. and I believe the people
w ill in sist on It, then we can co u n t
nn economies.
"T h e Republican leaders w ho have
taken charge o f th e ir p a rty and n o m i
nated Its candidate, are no m ore pos
sessed o f the s p ir it o f the h o u r th a n
they were In 1912 when they p re c ip i
ta te d a re v o lu tio n w ith in the ra n k and
file <>f a great o rg a n isa tio n . I f fu r th e r
p ro o f were needed, the a ctio o o f the
present Congress supplies IL
N ot a
c o n s tru c tiv e law can be cited. M oney
and tim e were w a tte d tn seeking te
m ake a m ilita r y triu m p h an odious
chapter In h is to ry — and ye t la It n o t
•*—vilR.en» th«« eft«« »w*
To Be Continued