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H A L S E Y , L IN N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N ,
Jots and Tittles
D. T a y lo r spent Saturday in A l u id a v fo r Seattle, wheie she w ill
euter W is h in g tou u n iv e rs ity .
M r. and M rs A lex Power ot
M r. and M 's . French M organ
Lebanon spent the week end here left fo r Eugene fuesdav after v is
visiting friends.
itin g for tw o weeks at the home of
d a iry m a n Enos on the B ro w n .v ille -
Mrs. O F. Neal, Miss M e lb a ,,.
N fttl and Mies L ila Dudley were j “ n” '*V mad
passengers to A lbany Monday.
M rs. R I. Edwards of Browns
Mrs. L E. Bond, w ith daughter v ille was a Halsey visitor Tuesday.
and son, left for A lbany Saturday,
E lin o r and Florence Hover of
after spending several weeks' va
H a r r is b u r g , g r a n d c h ild r e n o f Mr.
cation in Halsey.
and Mrs. J. C. B ra m w e ll,
visited
Lemont Samuelson of Browns, here for the past two weeks
v ille and Miss V io le t G lunz of
(C o n tin u e d on page 5)
H o ’ley secured a m arriage license
l is t Saturday afternoon.
J. W e llin g to n Cook came over
from Brow nsville
Monday and
took the tra in for Ione, where he
expects to make his home.
M r. and Mrs. O. M. Peterson
and fa m ily o f Junction C ity mo.
tored over last Sunday to spend
the day w ith M r. Cornelius and
family.
Dr. Cora M. T oile of Prescott,
A r il., has returned to her home
after seyeral weeks’ stay here d u r
ing the illness of her father, the
late A . T. M eC udy. — Eugene Reg
ister.
Mr. and Mrs. H Zimmerman
drove to A lbany last Saturday on
business and on Sunday m orning
visited Mr. Z iinm eim an's brother
near M illersb urg, re tu rn in g to H ,1-
sey Sunday evening in the rain.
An overdue soaking rain came
Saturday n ig h t and stayed on the
job, off and on, for several days.
Now if the glorious In dia n sum
mer comes the plows and harrows
and grain d rills w ill plav a merry
chorus all over th is p ro lific valley.
Tendency to Tighten Restrictions on
Hunting of Birds and. Big Game Is
Shown in Federal and Stats
Laws for 1821.
Church Announcements
W ashington.— A tendency to tig h ten
the re s tric tio n s on the h u n tin g o f
C hristian:
b irds and hig game la noted In the
Sunday School, 10.
game la u s fo r 1921. a sum uiury o f
Evening. Endeavor, 7.
which, both federal and slate, has been
Tiie Stale B ib le school c o u rt e
com piled by file fe d e ru l biological su r
vey. Am ong the n o table changes made , w ill be taken up again this year
........ the _ and we will he glad to enroll ai y
d u rin g the present year was
am ending o f th e m ig ra to ry b ird tre a ty
desiring to take this course.
Au
act regulations w ith respect to bag taking the exam ination last year
lim its.
passed w ith good grades, witbou*
T h is am endm ent provides th a t the
much study outside of class.
d a lly bug lim it o f any person shall
now include " a ll b ird s taken by any
o th er person who fo r h ire accompanies
o r assists him in ta k in g m ig ra to ry
b ird s ." T ills w ill put an end to the
abuse o f p rivile g e s under tile reg u la
tions reg a rd in g the prescribed d a lly
bag lim its by persons who cla im (hat
b irds were k ille d by guides accom
panying them.
Waterfowl Season.
The Linn County Fair
Exhibits Insured in All Departments—-Two
Hundred Enteries in Baby Show
THE HOMESEEKERS
Halsey C hristia n Church
M ethodist:
Sunday School, 10.
Pleaching, 11.
Lesson 12. Paul in th is lesson sets
fo rth
the gruud
p rin c ip le s
w hich
should govern the b e ile ie r'g life , I he
sum and substaupe o f w hich Is :
"W h e th e r th e re fo re ye eat, o r d rin k ,
o r w hatsoever ye do, do at) to the
g lo ry o f G od."
Evening, Junior League, 8,
In te rm e d ia te League, 7.
E pw orth League, 7.
Preaching, 8.
Prayer meeting, T hursday, 8.
Sunday School Lesson
,lu ls d e via tin g from the federal
regulations, w hich supersede the state
law , east of the Cascade m ountains,
w here It w ill now be possible to hu n t
m ig ra to ry game b irds only fro m O cto
ber 1 to December 31, w ith o u t v io la t
ing e ith e r fe d era l o r state law*. In
Idaho tiie open season on m ig ra to ry
game b irds lias been shortened under
state law tw o weeks by opening O cto
ber 1, Instead o f September 16, »nd
extending to D eceniK i 31.
,daho
KhiiSh^
Montana,
A n a n ia s baptized him . and he received
h is s ig h t and w a s -fille d w ith th e H o ly
S p irit.
Lesson 4. Paul s tra ig h tw a y preached
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C h ris t In the synagogue. L ik e «very
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one Who Is re a lly converted he began Splendid Exhibits Insured in
to te ll o f the n e w ly fo u n d Saviour.
A fte r a le n g th y so jo u rn In A ra b ia he
v is ite d Jerusalem w here he was h e - ------------------------------------------------—---------- — -------------
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frle m ie ri by B arnabas w h , „ suspected |
The county fa ir at A lb an y, Oct. i should be youra th a t la drawn.
by the disciples.
4, 5 ,6 and 7. is gaining form. | Also, across the outside of the
Lesson 5 W hen th e re lig io u s a w aken
envelope, w rite p la iu ly the county
in g a t A n tio c h had come to th e a tte n From the present outlook, it w ill
tio n o f the Jerusalem church, B a r surpass the fondest dreams of the in which you live, the upper left
hand corner being the most appro
nabas was gent to Inspect It, and see fa ir management.
priate position.
T his event in
ing help was needed he b ro u g h t Paul
“ Baby la n d '' w ill c e rta in ly be cludes couples liv in g in L in n or
fro m T a rsu s to he h is helper.
Manv valuable
Lesson 6. A fte r teaching a y e a r at the most suitable name for t'le Ifcuton counties,
A n tio c h , the S p irit moved the church baby show, ns Miss E d ith Foriesi, presents have been pledged, in
to send fo rth Barnabas
and Paul to of the Red Cross, assures a ll th a t, cluding a $500 A lb a n y lot.
e 'h n g e llz e the heathen.
T h e church from the preseut outlook, nearly
F riday w ill be “ c h ild re n 's d a y ”
sent her best men
two hundred babies w ill be entered, and “ L in n county
d a y ,”
A ll
Lesson 7.
As Paul and B arnabas if not more, by the opening day. school children
w ill be adm itted
were p reaching at Iconlum . an at
The races w ill surpass any th in g bee, and special stunts w ill be
te m p t was made to w o rs h ip *th e m as
ever held at a county fa ir. , The pulled off on th a t day fo r th e ir
gods.
T h e ir e ffo rts w ere fru s tra te d
horses entered, in numbers, are amusement, as w ell as some for
by the ta c t o f Paul. Soon a fte r th is
Paul was stoned, show ing th a t Satanic greater than the lis t shown for the the older folks.
Every horseman on
Many special a ttra ctio n s for each
w o rship can soon be tu rn e d lu to Satan stale fa ir.
the c irc u it this year is out for the I day are now arranged for and
ic hate.
more ta kin g
fo rm every day.
Lesson 8. P aul's preaching the grace money, and b u t very little friend
n f Hod to the heathen b rought on a ship is being manifested amoug The Frisco B ig Shows, along w ith
co n tro ve rsy In the ch u rch at A n tio ch
dancing on the fa ir grounds, w ill
them, and this, coupled w ith
T he question In disp u te w a s : "S h a ll speedy track, assures fast racing
assist in m aking each h o u r o f the
G e n lile s he req u ire d to keep the A new baru is in course of con
day and n ig h t a m erry one.
Mosaic law- as a co n d itio n o f sa lva struct ion to house fifty additional
A special in v ita tio n to the d iffe r
tion ?” The decision was In fa v o r o f head.
ent lodges of L in n and surround
Paul, and so Paul a n d 'fin rn a h a s were
Tuesday, the 4th, w ill be “ Port ing counties to p articipate in His
free to begin th e ir second m issio n ary
land 1925 fa ir d a y ” and ‘ ‘ hofne- iodge day events is given. N o tify
Journey.
•omiug d a y .” The 1925 fa ir pro the secretary, A. C. S ch m itt, at an
Lesson 9. The S p irit fo rb a d e Paul
to ta rr y longer in the p ro vin ce s o f moters have assured the manage early date of your in te n tio n to par
Asia preaching the Gospel, and by a m ent that they w ill l»e here in ticipate
The management takes th ia op
vision o f h man fro m M acedonia plead great numbers to put oyer a rous
gala day.
We under p o rtu n ity to urge those who are
in g fo r help, he was called In to E u ing big
rope.
stand th a t this is the only day p la nn ing on h aving e x h ib its at the
Lesson 10. T he ca stin g o u t o f a set aside fo r the boosting of the fa ir to be on hand e arly M onday
demon fro m a young wom an resulted
925 fan by any county fa ir in m orning, so th a t special pains can
In la n d in g Paul and S ilas in Jail. They me state, which has aroused a feei he taken in the arrangem ent of the
were m ira c u lo u s ly de live re d and the n g in our favor from the Portland exhibits.
ja ile r was converted.
New graveled w alks have been
boosters. Many have been heard
Lesson 11. Being d riv e n out fro m
from , s ig n ifyin g th e ir intentions made and other conveniences ar
Thessalonica and Berea. P aul w ent to
f cowing hack on home-coming ranged fo r the fa ir patrons.
A llie n s w here he preached the gospel
on M ars' HUI. T he re s u lt o f ills preach lay to meet w ith th e ir L in n county
The railroads w ill 4» ve
ing here whs th a t some mocked, some triends.
those homeseekers in attendance,
p ro cra stin a te d , and some believed.
ed le g is la tio n s im ila r to the fe d e ra l
re g u la tio n p ro h ib itin g hu n ting s fro m
airplanes. C olorado reduced the bag
lim it on ducks fro m 2d to 15 a day
w h ile Kansas increased the lim it fro m
20 to 25.
In N ew Jersey reedblrds
were pro te cte d a t a ll tim es by being
placed In the nongame class.
The
open season fo r woodcock was s h o rt
ened 25 days In M ich ig an , tw o weeks
in New Y o rk and one m onth in V er
mont.
Doves w ere pro te cte d u n til
' 1924 in Colorado, and In Kansas an
open season on them was p rovided
fro m Septem ber 1 to O ctober 15.
In general, seasons on b ig game
were shortened and h u n tin g fu rth e r
re stricte d . Buck law s w erq enacted in
M ich ig an , M ontana. Nevada. N o rth
D akota. South D a ko ta , V e rm o n t and
in W ashington east o f the Cascades
M aine protected spike bucks and p re
scribed th a t one o f the tw o deer a l
lowed In the e ig h t n o rth e rn co unties
m ust be an a n tle re d buck, and p ro
vlded th a t In tw o o f the counties o n ly
residents may h u n t deer d u rin g the
last tw o weeks o f the open season
B u ll moose were protected fo r five
years In M aine.
The federal w a te rfo w l season fo r
C a lifo rn ia was fixed from O ctober )
to Ja n u ary 15, rep lu ciu g the old sea
son o f O ctober Id to Ja n u ary 31. the
season now being the same under both
federal unit sla te la w i. R egulation 9.
A weather prophet, who goes l»v | governing the issuance o f federal
the moon assured an Enterprise i scie n tific i m ilt s , wus amended to
reporter F rid ay that there would p e rm it the issuance o f lim ite d and spe
be two weeks more of dry weather c ia l le rm lts .
S ta le leg isla tio n harm onized federal
and then the moon would be right
snd there would be a heavy rain. and sla te I hws on w a te rfo w l and shore
And then came Sunday's dowu- b irds in Kansas and Oregon, and on
w a te rfo w l in Pennsylvania and Rhode
pour.
Is la n d ; W ashington prescribed a sta 'e
M rs. W . H . R oliertson
and wide open season on a ll m ig ra to ry
daughter Donna left for Eugene game b irds from Ik t o b e r 1 to Ja n u ary
Tuesday m orning, whore M is * D o n -
na w ill enter the Eugene Bible
university and study music p rin
c ip a lly , along w ith other studies
Mies Hortense Bennett of I'angeut,
a form er resident of this place,
sister o f Mrs. Robertson, w ill also
take a course in the same in s titu
tion, and the ttvo girl4 w ill room
together. Mrs. Roherfson w ill be
gone several days visitin g te la tive si
and g ettin g the g irls located.
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NO. J
braika. Oregon and W a sh in g ton pnact-
Short Stories of Happenings in Linn County Generally
and in Halsey Particularly
bany.
S E PT 22, 1921
(B y REV p . B K IT Z W A T E R , D. D„
T^achei- of E nglish B ible In the Moody
B ible InetJtute of C hicago.)
(tS) 1»2I. W eetern N ew sp a p er U nion.)
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 25
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R E V IE W .
G O L D E N T E X T —A s w s h a v e th erefore
ep p ortu n lty, let us do good un to a ll men.
e sp ec ia lly them w ho are o f th e household
o( faith - G a l «1-10
R E F E R E N C E M A TE R 1A L*-G oi. «1-10
P R IM A R Y ‘T O PIC —S to r ie s « f P au l.
JI.'NIOR TOPIC—S e r v in g Jesu s.
IN T E R M E D IA T E A N D S E N IO R TOPIC
—L iving for Jesu s.
YOUNG P E O P L E A N D A D U L T TOPIC
—Sacrificing for J e su a
Ne
Miss M arie Sneed w ill leavp S a t- 1
Ginghams
T w o m ethods m ay p ro fita b ly be etn
ployed In the review o f the lessons
o f the Q u a rte r. F irs t, a b io g ra p h ica l
sketch o f the A p o stle Paul, such as
his b irth , borne tra in in g , education
conversation, te a ching and m issionary
w o rk
Second, the le a d in g teachings
n f th e lessons, w h ich m ay be made
p ro m in e n t by s u m m a rizin g the fa cts
o f each lesson and s ta tin g the most
v ita l teaching thereof. Tiie firs t m eth
od can be used In re v ie w in g the lev
sons In a ll de p artm en ts and grades
snd can be easily adapted by any
i teacher.
m ' i i n .
g lie
WV-V1JIH1
f in « ) « ]
w
ll
The
second U m l ethod
w i ill
p re fe rre d hy m any I» th e senior and
Peoria Points
Pearls, Sept. 20.
School started M onday.
Tl
children were
busy
h u rry in g
ft'ound.
D 'lto n Gibbs, W illa rd Gib
Dale L aM ar and George Alien go
to school to Shedd.
There u rt
several more who are ready for
high school but cannot attend, »
i t is very inconvenient to go so
fa r.
Every com m unity should
have a good high school so the
bildren cculd live at home and
s till attend school. Some say u
is only a m atter of tim e u n til thi
country schools, churches and
stores w ill have to go out of busi
’»ess. I t w ill be a sorry day foi
everyone if such a tim e comes.
Cleone L aM ar left Sunday for
C orvallis to attend 0 A. C.
F lora Barcus left Sunday for
Corvallis.
She and her mother
are keeping boarders and roomers
near the college.
B. F. Austin and w ife and th eii
nephew, George A llen, went Io A l
bany last Saturday.
D. C Gibbs and wife
Vlbany Saturday.
were in
to this day, whom they are b rin g
ing west to look this part of the Preparations Made to Show
country over, in view o f locating.
Them Linn County
Wednesday w ill be “ fraternal
odge d ay”
and the d iffe re n t
J. w . Moore represented Halsey
lodges throughout L in n and sur at a meeting at the St. F ra n cis
rounding counties are planning on
hotel in A lb a n y Tuesday evening
mak mg this day one that w ill equal
o f representatives of com m ercial
toy other day’ s features durin g
organizations of th is place and
die f . i i r ’s four higdays. V ery ac
H arrisburg, Lebanon, B ro w n s v ille
ceptable prizes have beeu offered
and Albany to make plans for the
hy the fa ir association for the best
reception o f the Oregon chamber of
appearance of the men, largest
commerce’s special train lo a d o f
group o f men in each p a rtic ip a t
homeseekers from the east.
ing order, and best stunt put on
The visitors are expected to a r
b y the lodge boys on th a t day.
rive at P ortland on the 27th and
“ W edding day” w ill shine w ith he a t Salem on the 30th.
«plendor on Thursday. Many ap
The te ntative plans are fo r them
p lie s ! ions have been received and
to be at C orvallis Oct. 1 and go up
uore are-expected.
No. one w ill
the east side, a rriv in g at Eugene
know who the happy, lucky couple
on the 3rd. Autos from H a rris
« ill be except the manager of the burg are to take them at 8 the next
m atrim onial departm ent and the
m orning. I f ths plans m aterialize
contracting parties, u n til they are Halsey autos w ill b ring the guests
presented at the gram! stand for
to Halsey at 10. A t 11 they are
he ceremony.
The application
to be at B row nsville and at Leba
departm ent w ill cease to accept
non at 1, a rriv in g a t A lb a n y at
any entries after six o’clock on the 2:30 to take in the county fa ir.
evening of Sept. 26, when the b al
An excursion tra in of boosters
lot box w ill be closed and the ap
for the 1925 fair at P o rtla n d is to
plications shaken up and
th f
v is it the L in n couuty fa ir the
uclcy ones draw n. They w ill be same day, Oct. 4.
lotihed on the follow ing day 'to
M r Moore expects to meet the
prepare fo r the big event.
M tfil
excursionists at Salem Sept. 80 to
applications to George G . D u u m ,
take p art in fin a lly arranging the
manager of the m atrim onial d . itin e ra ry .
p arlm ent, A lbany, care of L a
I t is presumed th a t about 15
at ret ary of the I,io n county fair. Halsey cars w ill be needed on the
Be sure and have the applications 4tb.
-ign d by both contracting parties
and correct resident address so the
Mrs. J. 8. McMahan was a visi
manager cau readily find you if i t tor at Corvallis Monday.
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W. S Gibbs has been v is itin g
his son D. C ., hut has now re-
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tUrn#d to «oseburg.
THE
a d u lt classes.
Mrs M . M F ru it fell and frac.
The following Is given by way of .lured a bone in her arm last week,
su g g e stio n :
o u t is im p roving slow ly.
L e n o n 1. Paul was horn a t Tarsus,
o f H ebrew parentage B eing brought
HALSEY STATE BANK
HALSEY. OREGON
Mrs. A lbert Hughes and fa m ily
up In a pious home, he was thorough h #v® returned from In d ep en d en ce,
ly imbued with the spirit of devotion w here th ey were p ick in g hups,
to the Scriptures. He was educated
Fred Frady and w ife went to
at Jerusalem under th e tu to rs h ip o f
Eugene last F rid a y aud returned
G am aliel. T he c h ie f te x t bonk was
Sun
lay.
tiie B lh le
In a d d itio n to his relig io ns
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tra in in g he was ta u g h t a tra d e which
M ille r Morgan and fa m ily of
came In very u se ful la te r, enabling A lbany stayed over night w ith Mr
him to su p p ort h im s e lf w h ile preach- M ille r's aunt aud uncle,
J R.
Ing the gospel.
F rady and wife, last Saturday.
Lesson 2. In P a u l's tra in in g aa a They were on th e ir way home from
Pharisee, he was ta u g h t to love his
the mountains. They considered
own na tio n, to love God's law , and
to he zealous to w a rd God, th a t Is. to themselves lucky to be out of there
have a passion fo r God snd H is w ork. before the rain, which started in
Lasssn 3. P aul’s b u rn in g hatre d o f t *l s f n i||h t
At Prices Very Interesting
Everyone is buying gingham, the all-year fabric,
more than ever now that it has established itself
among genteel materials. So handsome are the
new patterns in ginghams that they are instinctively
recognized as appropriate for wear on dress occa
sions, yet they are again surprisingly inexpensive.
Cool, washable dress ginghams are here in abund
ance to celebrate National Gingham W eek.
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
Jesus in cite d him to endeavor to
stam p out the Nazarene heresy. W h ile
on the way to Damascus, w ith a u th o r
ity to a rre st and im p riso n the be lie v
ers, men end women, he was stricken
w ith blindness add fe ll to th e e a rth ,
and Jesus spoke to h im fro m heaven,
saying. “ W h y p e rse cu te « thop m e?"
The W addell boys came home
from a deer h u n t last week w ith
two nice deer on th e ir ru n nin g
boards, one nt them the largest
killed eo far this sea-on.
They
are try in g for a prize w hich baa
been offered for the largest deer
In response to the heavenly inw’ruc- k ille d , by some eporting goods
(ion
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lie went la
Capital and Surplus $34,000
t 1
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Interest paid on time certificates of deposit
We invite your hanking business
II. KOONTZ. Pres'
d TTAYLOK, Vice-Pres.
B. M. BOND, Cashier
Ih e First Savings Bank of Albany,Oregon
‘WHERE SAVINGS ARE SAFE’
Is a good pise« to deposit year saving». 4 pevreut interest on aavinga
accounts that run three months, ais months or a year. In te re s t paid
sMu-aaa sally.
Damascus where house id Albany
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