Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, September 02, 1920, Image 4

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EDUCATION PAYS
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to get a new mowing nuchine and binder. McCormick or Deering we handle
Ihree miles from Mammoth
eua.ra for all makes of mach.nes by order but try and keep on hand all repa.ra
t h e individual a n d f o r t h e s t a t e
Hot
Springs,
are
the
Silver
Gate
A P cnoa »itb No Education ha* but One Chance in lio.ooo to Render
r Ufer.ng and McCormick machinery. Hav tools here wire cable is the best
and Hoodoos, altitude 7,000 feet
Dialingimhed Service to the Public
y test as it has been tried. Harpoon Forks and pulleys.
The massive blocks of traver
With Common School E ducation...
-»chance.
I have for sale one set o f second hand light work
me piled up in a most confuset
With liav l, School Education..............
«7 chance.
iarness.
manner cover several acres,
With College Education.......................... HOU chance.
which were thrown down as b
1 «-inch Feed grimier. This outfit at a bargain.
Are You Giving Your Child His Chance?
result of earth quake shocks. A
those states are wealthiest that have invested most
little farth er is Golden Gate al
Come in and see what we
IN EDUCATION
titude 7,245 with its wonderful
Come In Early A nd G et W hat You Need.
coloring of massive rocks.
I assing on we reach a beauti­
Throngh a -Liberal and »radical Education" prepare, the Voung Man
ful mountain vallev encircled by
.n d Voung Woman lor U.eful Citiaen.hip and Succe..ful Career,
A o .I C U U T D .H
MXGINM.INO
MINING
ECONOM,CS
numerous Mt Peaks from 9000 to
» H A .M a c v
V O «KST . Y
VOCATIONAL K D , CATION
11000 teet. At about 10 miles
The Training mclnde. pby.ical Education Mu.ic. Kngli.h, Modern
along this route is a mineral
angnage, Art, and the Other E ss.ential. of a Standard
spring, which we sampled and
Technical college course.
» A L L T C N M O P E N S S E P T C M S C R 2 0 l» 2 0
T U IT IO N IS r . r r
at 12 miles we reach Obsidian
FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO
* Jiff, it is a cliff of hard black
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Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis, 0 re.
volcanic glass. It was much
used by Indians for arrow heads
before its discovery by white
D EFY THE
men; next was Beaver Lake with
THERMOMETER! its long and heavy dam, which
When the mercury soars and contains an J old Beaver house.
Then comes Roaring Mt, a
your tem perature begins to make
huge Mt coverd with hot spring
you uncomfortable there is one
which until 1902 was coverd by
safe, effective method of relief
a heavy grow th of pine timber.
“ eat good ice cream. ” As long
The road now leads us to N or­
as it is made of pure ingredients
ris Geyser Basin which abounds
it will never harm you. Eat as
in numerous small Geysers,
much of it
your nature craves
where the fishing is said to be
It is the one great toric for hot
fine,
(but they did not bite Ore­
days.
gon bait.)
ALBANY.
From Norris Basin the road
B U Y S E E D A T A S E E D S TO R E
eads to Aladison Junction. It
passes through Elk Park and
along the Gibbon river, where
the A rtist’s Paint Pot is located.
F urther along are the Beryl and tons of copper ore besides large for the night, the rest of the
Iron Springs, also the Gibbon quantities of zinc, silver and party going to Opportunity tc
gold. One of our party was pre- visit with relatives, meeting
Falls 80 ft high.
Screen Doors, Screen
The loop road continues down i e n tu a Wlth 3 souvenir of the next m orning at Spokane a fter a
the Gibbon river until it meets finished product of copper ore. pleasant drive through the Spo-
Door Sets, etc.
the road from the west entrance 1 he entire reduction works are kane valley apple orchards
run by compressed air. We were
From Spokane to Sprague we
of the Park.
A complete assortment
Returning from the park we privileged to see the reduction had splendid roads, but it is a
of Fishing Tackle, G ar­
left the west entrance, following of the crude rock to the commer m ystery to us why they were
the
Vigilant trail to Ennis thru eially pure metal ready to be built through such a dreadful
den H o s e , Nozzles,
tlutchins and Hippie along the shipped to Great Falls where the desert couutry; it is an elevated
east shore of Lake Hebgen, the metals are separated.
Sprayers, Valves etc.
table land covered with rocks
We had forgot to mention the and sage brush, principally rocks.
largest artificial body of w ater
n the world, having 67 miles of fact that the last day’s travel in
From Sprague through Ritz­
shore line. This lake backs up the park we were in an electric ville, and W ashtucna to Kahlo­
storage water for use through 7 storm and for two days afte r oc­ tus; here we rested over night.
power plants between this point casional storms, and ju st behind Thirty miles of the road from
a very heavy cloud burst be this place to Pasco was the
and Great Falls, Mont.
Passing on we reach Virginia tween Twin Bridges and Butte, worst ruts and d u st that we had
City, the first capital of Mont. where we found bridges washed on our trip.
Phis city has a most interesting away and the rocks washed bare
The Columbia riv e r was cross­
history. At this point is Aider in the gullies. All the irrigating ed by ferry from Pasco to Ken­
gulch where one of the oldest ditches' show'ed they had over­ newick, and from Kennewick
placer mines is located, out of flown and a great many washed along the Yakima valley to Mab­
We drove through mud ton, thence to Bickleton, and
which was taken five million dol­ out.
~\lz lars of gold. The Vigilant trail and w ater until the windshields from this place to 17 miles of
Anyone wishing to buy cheat seed. I h a v e \lz gets its name from a Vigilant on onr cars had a coating of Goldendale w here we stayed the
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Z committee
---- formed „i
»irK iniairnuddy w ater to° heavy to see last night of our travels.
at Virginia
limited amount free from smut.
Citv. The country was in early tr o u g h . Here we came near
from this place through Gol­
•fie
o‘j- j having a serious accident. Mr dendale where some of the best
days
infested
with
a
band
I will exchange for oats if desired.
«/ thieves and m urderers called' Renland’s car skidded across the
wheat was seen by th e dry far­
Mz road
road nearly going over an em ming method, then on to White
agents.
We
saw
the
old
M/
bankment; his sKill as a driver Salmon where we again crossed
\«z log house occupied by them still saved
standing
by
the
roadside;
it
was
the Columbia by ferry to Hood
« called Robbers’ Roost. This We them.
encountered very little River on the Columbia Highway
Uz
succeeded in captur­ muddy roads a fte r we arrived at and Base Line road to Oregon
U/ | committee
ing and hanging them and re­ Drummond. From here we went City, thence to Halsey where we
storing law and order. The buil­ to Missoula, which is a beautiful ended our 2400 miles journey in
dings in which they were hung city located at the head of five 21 days, traveling 260 miles the
are still standing and are of in-1 irrigated valleys, Bitter Root, last day.
Flat Head, Black Foot, Hell Gate
terest to all tourists.
We want to say we followed
and
Missoula. Our next place the Yellowstone Trail from Butte
N ext is Sheridan where we
pass some fine ranches, where of any size was Wallace, Idaho, to White Salmon; this is a won­
»ay» the Good Judge
some of the best thoroughbred which was reached by crossing derful help to the tourist as it
the Bitter Root Mts; we reached marks the way clearly.
stock in the state is raised.
And get more genuine chew
the
summit a fter a long and hard
Twin Bridges is ju st beyond
climb
of several miles; here we
Shedd
M
ing satisfaction, when you use
at the head of three fine irriga­
thia class of tobacco.
ate
our
lunch
on
the
boundary
ted valleys.
The Misses Mina Arnold and
This is because the full, rich
Continuing on we reached Sil­ line of Montana and Idaho.
Edna
Gregory were hostesses for
Descending down an eight
ver Star, the third oldest town
real tobacco taste lasts so
a
miscellaneous
shower, compli­
long, you don’t need a fresh
n the state. At the north side mile mountain into Wallace, the
menting
Miss
Gladys
Thompson,
chew nearly us often.
of the Trail we came to the city center of the lead mining dis­
bride
elect.
The
guest
of honor
of Butte. Here are found the trict. prodi cing one-half of the
And a small chew gives more
received
many
useful
presents
largest copper and line mines in lead mined in the United States.
i eal satistaetion than a big chew
from her friends.
the world.
At the distance of
This is the only place we pur­
of the ordinary kind ever did.
Miss Mina Arnold, bookkeeper
27 miles is Anaconda where we chased bread at 10 cents a loaf
for Thompson Bros Co, is plan­
A ny man who uses the Real
visited the smtdter which is the an<I did not have the fore thought
Tobacco Chew will tell you
ning or. going to business college.
largest
in the world. The smoke to fill our car and sell it to help
that.
Otto Thompson’s son Orville
stack is 75 ft in diam eter at the defray expenses.
has had a bad cold that th re a t­
m > in /w o i t f l r t
base and 25 ft at the top; when
From here we traversed the
ened to run into pneumonia but
tins
sm
okestack
was
under
con-
Couer
D'Alene river valley, ar-
W -B CIJ T il a long tine-cut tobacco
was checked in time.
at ruction 7 elevators were used riving at the lake shore whete
Mr and Mrs Geo Gould are the
HIGH I G U f is a short-cut tobacco
in the work and plenty of space we traveled over a VERY rocky
proud
possessors of a baby girl.
»r».teuton Company
ft.
In the last 40 years this road to Couer D’Alene city
Geo Crume was in Portland on
(district has produced 120 million - where part of our party stopped
business the fore part of the wk .
have.
Oregon Agricultural College
G. W. MORNHINWEG
FALL SEEDS.
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Clovers
Timothy
Orchard Grass
Meadow Fescue
Rye Grasses.
Drop us a postal for our price
card. Quality Guaranteed.
MURPHY SEED CO.
CLARK’S CONFECTIONERY.
Cross & White
Cross & White
CHOPPING EVERY DAY.
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