PAG E 2
H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
A L .I U 3 I
18,
I’m
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
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and Local New» Editor.
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Arrearage», 12 a year.
tricities.
advertising, 25c an inch; per
mauent, 20c. No discount lor time
or »pate
•
In "P aid-lor Paragraphs," S c a lin e
Noadvertisiug disguised as new*
T t a t is ie n t
ior eale at public suction.
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
Tbe paving, which is the prime
matter of public interest in Browns Admittance Here 5 Cents
ville these drye, made fine prog-
a Liue
reea last week. From the point of
starting, at the east end of Blakely
Card* of Thanks
avenue near the south side school
We
wish
to express our gratitude^
building, the paving is completed
to the south and of the Calapooia to the fneude and neighbors who
river bridge at this writing (Tues showed such sympathy in our be
day). To a novice the work seems reavement io the death of eur bus-
to be well done and gives everv ap- band and father, Dr. Philo Starr.
pearnace of being a substautial and
.Mrs. P. T. Starr,
permanent improvement.
While
George W. Starr,
the expense at tbie time is no
Mrs. Basil VVitzig,
')«
doubt very heavy on property hold
Mrs R. B Keuuyer.
er* in the paving district, some
I wish to thank all of those who
kind of street improvement has
long been needed in Brownsville so kindly helped to put the fire out
and what ia now being done will that was burning in my pasture on
Thursday of Iasi week.
do doubt be greatly appreciated in
J- S. M cMahan.
future years.
The completion of
the entire contract is expected in a
We wish to thank our many
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ebort time.
friends for the assistance rendered
1895
IN S U R E IN T H E O L D R E L IA B L E
F armers ’
1921
fire relief association
OF BUTTEVILLE ORE.
.
M 9,737.64 Cash Surplus Capital on July 1. 1921,
$6,033,361,00 Insurance in force.
Rates : First class, 25c ; second class, 30c per $100
SCOTT & SIMONS
LEBANON, OREGON
Tuesday’s Albany Herald eon
O nly authorized agents for L in n County.
t ling a good-natured article on tbe
varied experience* of the Enter
H A .SEV, U i » Co., Ore Aug. 18, 1921 prise publisher* with fir*.
The
“tory sound* like Barie Btaaerd.
LESSONS IN KINDNESS
Weli, perhaps it is better to have
such
experiences in this world than
The movie show, "B'a"k Beau
tbe next.
ty ,” nt (he local theater Friday
night drew a full house and. »a
Freddie Scbmssr, whose experi
to a n v of those attending ware young
ence when he nearly lost hia life
p«'>ple, it is probable that it wilt
Word comes to Brownsville of us during the fire Sunday evening,
while locked in a bank vault is
bi among the influence* that tend
Cross & White.
th* death of Stanley Green, at hie August 14th.
told on page 4, ia certainly a cool
home in Redlands. Cal., Friday,
to m a k e this part oi the world bet.
I wish to thank the people of
one. When restored to conscious Aug. 12,.after a lingering illness.
ter an<l its people better people.
Halsey aud surrounding country
ness he went home, gave no bint Mr. Green was a son of Rev. and for assistance rendered me during
The moving picture or the pul
of how he.happened to be late to Mr*. J. S Green of Creeswell. The the fire of Sunday evening. A u
pit or the press can he a power for
o. W. Frum.
eupper and went to the movies at latter will be remembered as a gust 14th.
good or for evil. Thera can be no
former pastor of tbe Methodist
if nothing had happened
eburches of Halsey and Browns
question on which aide of tbe «core
Brownsville and D rifted Snow
ville aud has hosts of friends in flour at D. H. Sturtevant’s.
‘‘Black Beauty” stands.
each place who will be saddened
Brownsville Briefs
Among tbe incidental cruelties
Just received, leather lacing
by this announcement.
Mr* Ethel C»o|ey, who with her
illustratid w-rs the hunt and the
Geo.
W. Mornbinweg.
Rev. A M McClain, pastor of
husband, Jimmie Cooley, and son
cbaae—the torturing and killing of
Bryson, have been visiting rela ■ •he Presbyterian church, accom
Dr. E W. Barnum, dentist, at
animals for the sport of running teves and friends here for some panied by Mrs McClain aud their
Hotel Halsey every Tuesday and
daughters,
Halen
and
Ruth,
were
them until they are exhausted and weeks, went to Seaside Friday to
Friday.
then killing them. In the interest spend a short vacation. Mr. Coo- in Albany Tuesday attending the
For Rent— 60 acres good farm
of such cruel sport our lawmakers 'ey ha* a position in Pendleton, to Young People's conference for
western Oregon.
land, house and two barns.
See
tax us to support a game comoiia- which place the family-wili remove
1 0 0 0.
Mrs. M. E. Bassett.
Tycgr
and
M
iller
hnve
filed
with
sion.
Protected doer and other
West end of Ninjh at., Albany, Ore.
No little excitement was occa the county recorder the business
game (protected until the mntnein sioned here Sunday evening by a
usme " Brownsville Motor com-
comes when they may be legally widely exteuded report that H a l pany.” .
Island pullets; also a cross between •^l'+v4>r4ir+
shot and wounded or killed for sey was burning, and neatly a ecore
Brownsville people have guaran K I. reds and brown Foghorns.
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sport) browse the farmer's orchard of care'drove over to render any teed an income to the evening
Mrs. W ill Carter
Balls Heard Eight sen Miles.
MILLIONS SPENT IN VIENNA
The public mind f a i n from and morning train to
and feed off hie clover field, and possible help
The oral law o f the Jews, conslsl
was relieved when the report came Albany and the Southern Pacific
If y< u era ‘‘ Brewster's M illioLs ’ Money So P le n tifu l In A ustria Am eri •ng of many trad itio n * touching th
protected bird» destroy hi* sprout back that the town itself was not ha* reconsidered it* dicision to dis
Mosaic law, tells th a t the ancient He
at
the Rialto tomoirow night i
cans Are Outbid fo r Objeta
ing grain, not for the beueft o, in serious danger.
Browngville continue it.
brews employed large bell*, whlcl
d’A rt.
you’ll
laugh,
aod
then
you’!!
scourge
“ p >t huutara'' who would kill them h«« not ' yet forgotten the »cuurge
About $6000 is in»
the wages oi
of
w ere called M egerupnlt*. These wen
laugh, and then you’ll laugh
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to feed their families, but for that Of nre that consumed a big scope Browngville berry piekere thia year, again, and then you’ll laugh some
v,Pnna- Austria.—The astounding used on different occasions by tb«
m ultitude o f temple officer* and cause«
of tbe "aportsnieu” who chase and of the town a couple of years ago. ! Brownsville has had as * p . more, and if you have been nitre- I™ ? ? ’ °f M‘’ rty monev
frequently such a noise In the streeti
it will melt a w a. I l k « A “ M r'" W" *
by the recently
wound and kill for the pleasure and is quick to ratpond in sympa- proaches the worst roads in the a m g lu a m grouch
a
! concluded sale of the rare furnishings
of Jerusalem th a t It was hard to catcl
i P T h" ° •? n* ' * hbor '» c o u n ty-an d the least help from SU , f n n d of . n i o d ’ l l d ™ U h
hh i " ? “
° f KIPS,'h'',ra P«1«"'”-
of »he resl-
they take in doing those things.
the words of a speaker. T h e ir p ur
.hretened with a like misfortune, the county.
Now, as a revolt of
s u n , a n d y c u II go h o m e fe e lin g dances of the Archduke Ludw ig vic-
Another lesson related to tbe
pose wns three-fold : T o call th<
The Brownsvi 1- vicinity is plan some pretty heavy "kickin g ” by
at peace w ith a ll tb e w o rld a n d tor
It netted many m illion crowns
priests for service, to summon th«
menace that the tobacco user is to n in g to secure some of ihe antici- ------------
its chamber
of VUBUUIVrW
commerce BIIU
and 0
otb-
-
va
1.11 • t i e b i l a n c e o f m a n k i n d , ’ ’ as o n e «nd the newspnperg say the purchasers Levltes to come and sing, and to
..
property.
Tobacco is as popular nated emigration irom tbe eastern er* ,n J
PrettV heavy buying of o f our p r e s id e n t* o n c e said th is were v irtu a lly all newly rich Viennese, apprise person* generally that the un
a i l l r u l western state* this
.k f
a
1*011(1
a 11H H p crushed
r iu k o r i S
^ n L I In
n
—
W
*
fall.
ro#<* K
bond»,
rock
great
as the hunt, but there is reason in a a l J i n central
-lean m 'ght be brought to the gati
country w as.
Many professional collectors and
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| buyers from France. G reat B ritain
The
chamber
of
commerce
will
see
‘I
uan,i'y
’<
»
being
applied
to
the
named M ean er.
endeavoring to induce the user of
lir n a a .w
s*s*
- _ . —
,,nd ,,ie
States came here for
that the town is properly promoted. ro* tl iTnm Brownsville to Sweet I O
the weed to use caution not to
' Home in one direction and to
co um
make his pleasure too coetly to
i compete with native bidders, who ran
other people.
prices up Into millions as nonchalant
A t Bad a t th * Showsr.
ly as If bidding In hundreds. Dollars,
W hile visiting a friend who lived
Picture* like "Black Beauty”
U H ..........- Man Visits City for First Time pounds and francs, they said, were
quite a distance from my home, a
teach leiaona in kindness and bu
S p e c ia l S a le
HIGH GRADE
Aluminum Ware
Each article guaranteed for 20 years.
One day only, SATURDAY, ACG. 27.
ijy Sale starts at 10 a. m‘ shapp.
Your choice only
$ 1 .5 9
Albany Furniture Exchange
IS HERMIT 33 YEARS ,he *al* but de<’,ared »bey
and Sees First Woman.
uiaue conduct.
The Johns Hopkins hospital an
bounces that hereafter uo surgeon
» ’ II charge more than 81000 for
•n operation performed there
Country editors needing such aerv
iocs m iy be compelled to go else
where to get adequate cutting-up
done.
Sw ift Change Comes and He Imme
diately Sheds Hie W hiskers and
Buy* Store Clothes.
Omaha. T racy Gluts, older than
Brigham Young when he look his
third wife, has Just le t.h is eyes first
see a woman. H e also has had his
first remembered view of a railroad
train, a street car, a dally newspaper
and a fiction magazine.
.. ,
A youth of .72 eloped with and
Upon seeing a woman for the first
"me. G illie visited a barber-shop and
married a blushing miss of 62 in
ia«l his long h air cut and his face
Michigan the other day.
Perhaps
«hared
the most interestintg point of th*
G illis Is th irty three years old. He
was horn In Chicago. H is mother was
story is the further fact that a * it
an acticss and his fath er a disciple
of the bridegroom is president of
of Moodj and Saakey. But for a third
the United Ft ate*.
of a century fath er and son. their
Rthle open to the chapter which tell*
of John the Baptist dwelling In the
By gracious permission of Lsn-
wilderness, har a-llved alone on a west
ine
American Minister Crane
Aug. 19. J G. Rotb, F ty Station
ern Nebraska ranch 40 miles from
ernesed Russia to Riga on hi* way
83, Cha* Engel, near Marion
rrllrn a d , with no stranger stopping
boms from China
The expanse
w ithin Its fence posts.
39. Ed Storla. on*, half mile north of Brownsville
George W illis, the fath er, died re
0» the trip was 100,000.000 paper
90, A M Clement, near Sweat Home, Stock, etc., and
cently, two year* short of the fou r
140-
ruble* and , , im #|, i|ock
acre Farm
score and ten which he believed that
plies
The u tter were valuable
had been promised to him. Tracy, the
91, A. MoCrae, near Jefferson
son. hurled the body on Ihe ranch and
the former were not
S-pt 1. John Hunter, mile and a half west of Brownsville,
went on w ith his farm work. Today
sale
he came to Omaha on his pioneer Jour
On the heels of pages of protest
ney with a load of cattle
" N. M Shrode, near W alterville, Lane county
to the effect that the federal re
According to the young men s tale,
Manual Snug, mile and a half west of Brownsville, Jersey
serve funds are not being with
the outer G illis trafficked, w ith his
Cpw*
neighboring farm ers only on their
held fro ii wheatgrowers for the
property and never on his own. for
9. T Af Hofer, mile and a half north west of Halsey
u” of speculators in wheat cornea
fear his son's ears should pick up
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G-orgr
Lusby,
three
mile*
east
of
Ha
mailing
i hia statement io a telegram Imm j
hints o f civilization. The fath er fled
to the West with h l* son to save him
Washington ol laat Toeeday. " L o
L' i •! «1« i -
fronl the d* n<'|ng. singing actresses
cal hanks took the view that wheat
t F A I I 1 I In Chicago's old H a y m a rk et theater
•uould he actually sold before
“ A devil lurks on every d ty street
com er fathet taught me." T racy O llll*
money could be advanced ”
said today "H e told me the sad story
of my mother and warned me to avoid
George Johnson, 16 years old,
By arrangement with Joseph M Schenck) in
all sinful men”
w«s shot, probably fatally, Mon
W ith the money from the sale .of his
day night while breaking into a
’ cattle G illis changed h l* home made
garments for a suit of store clothe*
»« >rc at Drain.
Brumfield, th*
H e also bought a safety razor, a tube
Roseburg murderer,
ha*
beau
of tooth paste and two silk neckties
br u jiit hack from Canada in I L v A
He I* wlUIng to »dralt that one glimpse
R,,* t wonder how j o e d speed a n iillio e ’ W all, Brewster
of the city has demoralized him
In
shackle*.
The shadow" burglar
. >e«w
««• bt*. And had to aqeaeder it. every c e n t in a year I
h l* plan* fo r the future, which In
•t Portland h«s been killed, and
" 2 '’
B"» ” b«" svsrything he toiwhe.i:-in*,le m o n e v -v o u II honl clude continued residence an his
tbs boy* who tria l to yob tbe H»l- •S’ eFTp
secluded farm , he mention* a w ife apd
w ith glee *t the etunts he d M tv grow poo r!
a course In agriculture
••y batik haven’t got through with
W e w ill pay 3c a pound, delivered at
the Creamery, in crate lots only.
out of the running. Several rare Gobe
shower threatened, and I rem arked:
lin« hrou'-ht fro m 1,000,000 to 1,500.000
" I guess I'll go before I get w et.,v
crowns each.
\Thlle passing a few more remarks I
The Vienna Derby Just run was an walked backward toward the door, hut
other illustration of the money pleni-
not not clng where I was going. I
tude. About 30000 persons attended,
-«w»«»
e t floor.
landed .n
In a a tun
tnb or
of w
w ater
ater on
on m
the
and the reclpts of tbe betting machines * T he shower couldn't have _
gotten me
alone was 4,500.000 crowns.
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any w e tte r!— Chicago
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University of Oregon
L. W, Byerley.
C O N T A IN S :
The C o H- s . of Ütarsdaap.
The Graduate SJtool
> Science and the A rts
Tbe School of JoumaHsir
The School o f Architecture
The School of taw.
and Allied A rte
The School of Medisiha.
The School of Buaineaa
The School of Music
Administration
The School of Phytic*)
The School o f Education.
Education.
The Extension Diviaiop
The School o f Soeiejegy
BEN T. SUDTELL’S
Auction Dates
ROSCOE
ARBUCKLE
Brewster’s
• " • c o » - « .,« , .
„
on Fifteen
cants is
i* batter
better with
* .
on
Fifteen cents
with a
clear conscience and I reed, mi than
rnm
j
Millions
not
Fall Term Opens Septem ber 26
“L’i,* '’“’ •'■rl'n« m»rl» öl tC ’s S i n * !
haa kecsir»
T H f REGISTRAR UNIVERSITY O f OKEOON Ev*»» O r.
IS ON'
a A Full Line of Dr. Hess’ Dip and
J Disinfectant, and Fly Chaser which
| is appropriate at this season.
*
Straw and Cloth Hats
| f or " a-m weather.
Also SHOES
A lor the whole Family.
^Something Special
* ¡ ’"1* 0 " ™ 20«: lb. 2 lb 3.-.P, 5 |b 75c, |f| |, , „ 4 0
*
io Ib i u o . M " Ut B" " * r 12 b 2 « ">• 5 lb HOC,’
’ T '"
by George Barr McCutcheon and the
play by Winchcll Smith.
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I
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Levs and M arriage.
An eminent French doctor declare*
’b *’
>■ • a dtsesee
niaesee of
«X the emotion*.
em
describe
b* lB“
» • should <
n
marriage a t a long and pleaaas
.— seat coo-
, vaiaacaoca.—Loodoo
valaaiMOc*.— Loodoo Opinion.
Opinion.
D. H. STURTEVANT.
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