Cattle and Feed
H Ä L S E ? E N T E R P R IS E
SEPT. 29. 1921
PAGE J
' ' " " leL vwuuU, lis rv o y
McConnell;
th
ird
,
K
d
ith
Pugh;
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I ‘-v v v u h c ii , m in i, RUIln F ugh;|
Combined With Brownsville
R»lpb Malson; fifth , R ath- »•cond, H arold Coon; th ird , Ken-1
Brownsville Briefs
I enne A tu o iJ , tix th , Keuneth A r- nP,h S m ith ; fo u rth . Lloyd M ille r,
Oregon Cow Tests Bring Results-Crimson Clover Toe
Prof. Baker and fa m ily were
Pavement Celebration
oold, seventh, Raymond Duncan. fifth , Richard Davis.
Tender—Silo Information
Cauning clubs—F irs t, Lebanon; weak-eud visitors a t A lb an y.
Shorthorn division — F irst, D ellis
1 he e xhibitio n of the Calapooia C ornu tt; second, C lifford C ornutt, second, Halsey.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tem pleton
valley fa ir Thursday and F riday th ird , Irene Q uim by; fo urth , Ruth
Canning club
e xhih^s— Mar. h ive gone to housekeeping on K ir k
Wonderful Dairy Improvement
of home m. k e, there I . always the like- of last week was a yyry creditable Q uim by.
. gatet Michels, fir s t; Rachael Betts, avenue.
A Rain o f 4 96 p >unds of butter lhoo< ° f in le ts fo r a ir, w hich w ill ,,„,11 display of the a g ric u ltu ra l, stock
| second; bene
Q uim by, th ird
Shorthorns,
d
ivision
2—
First
fat and 130 9 pound« of m ilk was the silage.
and fru it interests of this p art of Katherine Pugh; second, John fo u rth , Mabel
Rev. A. M. M cC lain and wife
Robinson; fifth .
C a refu l a tte n tio n should be paid to Lion county.
averaged by the 2715 Oregon cow
The attendance also Q im by; th ird . George Dannen Ru,h Quimby ; sixth , E d ith Long. were county seat visitors T hursday,
seeing
th
a
t
th
e
m
achinery
to
he
used
in cow-testing associations in A u
was quite satisfactory and the pro fo urth , Roy C. Daunen; fifth , C lif seventh, Ruth Long, eighth, F lo r d riv in g over in th e ir F ord.
gust, 1921, over the average yield n harve stin g and sto rin g the silage is gram of sports kept the crowd in
ence Scott.
ford C ornutt.
Jesse H in m a n of the Times has
of the herds tested in 1920, not. in w o rkin g condition. Corn harvesters terested.
J he needlework depart
Shorthorn sweepstakes— K a th
and s ilo -tillin g m achinery are frequent
goue
in for th a t new o oinm u uity
w ithstanding the unfavorable dry
/
owned in p a rtn e rsh ip by several ment was attractive, p a rtic u la rly to erine Pugh.
house w ith a vim th a t is lik e ly to
weather aud poor feed conditions
farm ers, and o f course arrangem ents the ladies, and added a great deal
The
Sundial.
Jersey sweepstakes—Clarice M c
b ring home the bacon.
The average b u tle r-fa t yield wa- need to he made In advance to see the I of interest to the program.
Connell.
T he su n d ia l was know n fro m the
__
more than one pound d aily, inon a ll the owners get t lie lr corn in a t th*
b* the evening several hundred
Mrs. Roberts, liv in g on south
Hogs, Durocs—F irst,
George e a rlie s t tim es to the E g yp tia n s, the
than double th a t of Oregon com - season when It Is In best shape In
The M ain street, had a s lig h t p aralytic
copie gathered in the street (paved Damien; second, Fred Daunen; Chaldeans and the Hebrews.
not in the association.
using the corn harvester the bundles streei; please don’t forget) before
Greeks derived it fro m th e ir eastern stroke last week, from which she
th ird , Roy Daunen.
should be made ra th e r sm all. W hile
The cham pion cow was in th
neighbors and It was Intro d u ce d In
he Hotel Brownsville and listened
For some hours her
Berkehires F irst, Lloyd M ille r; to Rome d u rin g the Arsl P u n ic w ar. soon ra llie d .
th is takes more tim e, the e xtra expense
T illam ook association. She pm
to several addresses on civic im
memory was a b lank
is
more
than
offset
by
the
ease
in
han
duced over 88 pounds of butler fa
provement in general and the ac.
d lin g the bundles and feeding them
D arrell Sawyer, son of Sara
iu August.
couiplishm eiits of Brow nsville in
in to the silage cutter.
Sawyer and wife, who has been
p
ir
ocular.
M
ayor
W
hite
pre
Th.- corn o rd in a rily Is hauled to the
Crimson Clover Too Tender
l i v i n g at W a lla W alla fo r q uite a
cu tte r on common. Hat hay racks. T he side I and iu a few words referred
while, has decided to retu ru to
Tne E nterprise has been asked low-« heeled wagon is much p re fe r lo the p ublic s p irit the town has
Brownsville to reside and has sent
about crimson
olover. The e<i able to the high one. Au uuderslung exhibited in the past few months
fo r hie h a m ily.
ito r has tested it and found it to. rack can be constructed w ith compara in attaining long-looked-for and
tlve case and w ill save much labor.
tender even for western Oregon
really needed improvements
Aubrey Tuasing, son of A tto rn e y
I f the silage c u tte r and lif t in g ma
The m ild frosts we have her
A ttorney W eatherford of A lbany
russing, and Miss R uth M allow ,
ch
ln
e
ry
have
not
been
selected,
every
kille d a m a jo rity of the plant
made the p rin cip a l address, u rg
both h ig h ly respected young peo
effort should he made to get m achinery
though they had a good, earl
THEY'RE ALMOST HERE
ing the citizens to keep the good
ple of B row nsville, were m arried
which has sufficient o r excess capacity.
start in the fa ll. B ut those p la n t
OF T H E
work o f com m unity progress alive
in Salem on the 17tb, p u lliu g off
that survived"and blossomed mad
u n til there shall have been secured
something of a surprise ou th e ir
that held a th in g o f rare beaut\
i number of m anufacturing and
| frieuds.
other interests th a t arè needed to
For the outdoor d a n c in g 'S a tu r-
fu lly develop the possibilities that
day n ig ht the portable floor whioh
lie in the water, soil aud tim ber
Charles S terling uses in his ware
of this portion of the Calapooia
valley,
house for bis annual parties was
placed on the pavement in fro n t
M r. Bowman, who recently pur-
of the hotel and was q u ite satis-
hased the woolen m ill property,
| factory,
«at on the platform when Mr.
Weatherford announced th a t the
“ B illy ” Cochran, o f A sh lan d,
m ill would be in operation in a
u long-tim e resident near Browns
lew months, tu rn iu g out the prod
v ille , was exchanging greetings
uct for which it has been famed
w ith L in n county friends a t the
in' the past.
fa ir F riday. He was accompanied
Mayor W hite gave out the in
by Mrs. Cochran and together they
N G
form ation th a t d u rin g the day a
were spending a few days among
contract had been signed for the
D A N C IN G | fa m ilia r scenes and acquaintances.
erection of a saw m ill near Browns
ville
The N elson-Bartruin M otor com
Following the speaking program
pany is the name of the new firm
the trip p in g of th-« lig h t fantastic
t h a t has rented the M cHargue
A Low -D ow n F la t Wagon Saves Labor toe was indulged in on a platform
Great Frisco Shows — O th e r Events
garage b u ild in g in South Browna
covering tile entire street fronting
In H a n dling Corn When F illin g Silo.
v ille and propose to operate a ffrst-
the hotel
AU in a ll, the celebra
class garage and repair ahop. T his
The m istake Is often made o f ge tting
tion of the completion of the
is the firm th a t recently purchased
u n .o u ttit that Is too sm all, thus m ak
I’U ESD A Y , OCTOBER
V» E D N E S D A Y , OCT.
| Hie K in g garage on the n orth side.
ing the operation o f A llin g the silo very pavement-was a fla tte rin g success.
A p artial lis t o f prize-winners
slow and In te rfe rin g w ith the c o n tin u
“ PORTLAND
“ Fraternal
A plane from Eugene was here
ous em ploym ent o f the e n tire fo rce of fo llo w s ;
1925 Hair D ay.”
Lodge Day.”
from Thursday to S aturday last
men. A num ber o f sa tisfa cto ry slin g *
F ru it and n u ts — J. W. Moore,
1 week, aod d u riu g the ta ir carried
cu tte rs are on the m nrket. T he chief Oreu Stratton, John Loomis, P. B
T h u r s d a y , oct
Clovers Harness Atmospheric h'itro- features to he considered In u cu tte r
F R ID A Y ,
OCTOBER
a number of passengers on b rief
Beatty,
W
illia
m
Putm
an,
J.
R
gen and Store It as Food in the are th a t It is stron g ly made and w ill
“ Public
“ C H IL D R E N 'S
pleasure trips.
The W ashburn
Springer. John Moore, Samuelson
Plant Roots.
W edding D ay.”
cut Hne.
DAY.”
Held ju s t west of M ain street in
Brothers, E. E . Boyd.
The departm ent of agriculture
H arvest Corn Before F u lly Ripe.
South B row nsyille was the lan din g
Vegetables — C arl Swank, T
rep o rts:
O rd in a rily corn should be harvested
place.
M any of our people got
Twchauuer,
D
r
J.
W.
Cook,
J.
H
fo r the silo about a week or ten days
C rim son c lo v e r is a w in te r p la n t o t
| th e ir first close-up view of a flye r.
Samuelson,
John
Gios»,
Charier
before It would he cut fo r sh o ckin g ;
the tru e c lo v e r group. It Is also known
th a t is. when about 90 per pent o f the H ollow ay, J R. Springer, Joseph
as sca rlet clo ve r, F rench clover. Ita lia n
Oscar T ale nt, liv in g east of
kernels are dented and a t least 75 per Thompson, Ed W rig h t, Cbarlee
H A V E Y o u r E X H IB IT S at F A I R
elover and G erm an clover. I t is the
Brow nsville on the Robert Tern,
cent
o
f
the
kernels
are
hardened
so
Carlson,
W.
O
M
ills
,
Charles
only annual tru e c lo ve r th a t Is o f more
pleton farm , drove to M onm outh
that no m ilk can he squeezed out. At Nelson, John Ixiomirff John Moore.
than in c id e n ta l a g rlc p ltu rn l Im portance
G
R
O
U
N
D
S
early
on
O
C
T
O
B
E
R
last week to take his daughter E tta
In the eastern U n ite d States. I t owes this tim e the lo w e r leaves on the sta lk
Apples —Oren Stratton, J. M
there enter the state norm al. Ow
Its place In th e crop ro ta tio n o f the are tu rn in g yellow and the green corn Gieeu, Ed H ollow ay, J. R Spring
ing to the slippery condition of the
fodder contains 05 or 70 per cent o f er, H arry Park.
A tla n tic coastal p la in to the fa c t that
| roads he bad several m in o r mis
m oisture, w hich Is sufficient fo r silage.
If can he p la n te d when the land Is not
Grapes—
John
Rebhan.
haps th a t rendeied the tr ip tedi-
.Silage made from corn co n taining mots
occupied by o rd in a ry sum m er crops
W alnuts — Lou TyCer, John
j ous, but fo rtu n a te ly no one was
Though It wag b ro u g h t fro m Europe tu re enough fo r proper preservation Is
Gross, Charles H ollow ay.
I h u rt.
to th is c o u n try In 1818, Its value as a more pa la tab le than th a t made fro m
Poultry and rabbits, T. Tacha u-
forage p la n t was not recognized u n til corn so m ature us to req u ire the a d d i
Lem ont Samuelson, son of J. H .
ner, Glen M cFarland.
about 1880. T h e p la n t does not w ith tio n o f w ater.
Samuelson,
liv in g east of Browns
Horses—
Charles
Weber,
P.
Rob
stand e ith e r e x tre m e beat o r cold, and
x a a a a x w iw v ta
aaw v
ville , and Miss
V io le t G lunz,
nett, Frank Isom, Wallace Co
Is best adapted to a »oil th a t is not
Homeseekers Hard H it
hied themselves to the Presbyterian
very ric h and to a clim a te w here the
show, Frank M cFarland, W. J.
Farmers have been «adly d i’ ap-
manse Saturday m orning and Rev.
w in te rs a re n o t severe. O r d in a rily It
Moore. Weber showed tw o year
cannot s u rv iv e the w in te r In la titu d e s p inted in the prices o f crops libs lin g Percherons th a t weighed 1426
A M. M cClain made them one.
n o rth o f so u th e rn Pennsylvania, w h ile fa ll.
They w ill make th e ir home on the
Most of those who failed to and 1450 pounds.
In some o f th e s o u th e rn states It Is fr e
Samuelson ranch, near tow n, where
Now
is
the
tim
e
to
begin
a
n
o
th
e
r
y
e
a
r
by
get
Sheep— Dr. J. W. Cook took ev
gel
the
benefit
of
membership
in
'
q u e n tly k ille d by d ry , hot w e a th er In
the groom and his brother are
•
ting new im plem ents, such as
the Farm Bureau and its financing eryth ing in sight.
the fa ll o r sp ring .
¡c a rry in g on fa rm ing and stock
C attle — Andrew
Dougherty,
operations have teen obliged lo
raising in a scientific way.
F rank Cochran, L lo yd West.
sell
at
or
below
coat
of
production.
A
lm
onds—
W-
J.
Moore.
SILOES ANI) SILAGE
C harlie Weber, on the Browns
Congress has passed an act intend
F ilberts—Oren S tratton.
ville-H alsey road, one o f the pro-
Now is th e tim e to use them . Give us a call
Peaches—John Loomis.
ireseive farm ers of L in n county, is
Hoops of Stave Structures Should Be ed lo stop the bedevilment of the
for y o u r fall needs.
Plums— Glen Large.
| off this week to the state fa ir ex
markets by Ixiard of trade gam
Tightened and Any Defective Piecee
Crahappleg— P B. B e a tty .
blers, hut none knows how much of
h ib itin g his fine pair of Percheron
of Wood Replaced— Air Will
Strawberries— W illia m Putman.
stallions th a t attracte d so much
it w ill be left after it has run the
Spoil Silage.
Prunes—J. A. Springer.
| attention at the Brow nsville fa ir.
gauntlet of the h a irs p littin g , tech-
The departm ent ot agriculture iiic a liiv -lo v in g courts
H room cvw — J. W- Springer.
They are well matched and ce;.
issued the fo llo w in g , which ha-
Tobacco— John Moore.
I m p le m e n t S to r e
ta in ly very fine specimens. If M r.
Oue episode in the situation is
reached the E nterprise tco late Io the failure of the excursion of
Evergreen corn — Samuelson
W»f>er does not b ring home some
do much good th is year but might ,iu i1 d h - w e s t fa rn o - rs w h o w.
e x Bros.
blue ribbons, there w ill l>e some
be clipped o u t and saved tohecon
«xceediugly fine horses at the fa ir.
pected to pass til rough Hulses
suited next summer :
The Fair at Shedd
next week in search of Oiegon
Some of the big hoys thought
W ith , th e approach o f the tim e fo r
farms
Each of them had prom
More than 500 people attended
they would see w hst stuff th e ir
fillin g the silo, e x p e rts In th e U nited
ised to bring with him not less I the Shedd com m unity fa ir Satur
States D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ric u ltu re call
new high-school p rin c ip a l
was
than
15000.
day.
a tte n tio n to th e d e s ira b ility o f p u t
made of. The first to make the
A letter from the state chamber ; The exhibits were in the Shedd
tin g silos In shape and m aking plans
test chanced to he one o f the Cal-
f o r A llin g w h ich w ill save valuable of commerce, dated last Saturday, schoolhouse,
and the cauning
•loway boys.
When Prof. Baker
tim e In the rush o f w o rk. Silos are a has been received hv tb*- E nter-! demonstration was held in
the
to t through shaking h im he felt as
c o m p a ra tiv e ly new fe a tu re o f fa rm prise.
Part of its contents fo l h* ement.
I if a ll his jo in ts were loose.
You
m anagem ent, and In m any cases have low :
The exhibits, besides those shown
c mid hear a pin drop in th a t
been b u ilt less s u b s ta n tia lly th a n some
I school room.
“ Crop failures, lack of markets by the clubs, including a floral
o f the o ld e r fo rm s o f fa rm structu re s.
and general hard times have re display, distinguished by an elab
H ighest prices paid f o r B e e f. p o r k , V e a l end M u tto n . Fee U
Silos Need Occasional Attention.
sulted in the decision of the Ore orate exhibit of dahlias, a com
A Sweet Story
Even th e best co n stru cte d s ilo w ill
Halsey phone 179.
Brow naville phon* 87c51.
gon chamber o f commerce to can ina nity cooking e x h ib it and art before you sell.
For over tw enty years N. T.
need some a tte n tio n occasionally. Con
cel the homeseekers’ excursion and needlework display.
■»need o f Halsey has been m arket
Crete silos, w h ic h are am ong the most
Clubs showing e xhibits were the
ing honey.
T h is year his in*
expensive o f c o n s tru c tio n , re q u ire the Lsrge numbers of farmers prom
least a tte n tio n as a general rule, hul ised to come, hut only seven were Shedd cooking club, the O a kville
num rable arm y o f winged assist
sbie to complete th eir reserva- sewing club and the C h a rity home-
th e y w ill g ive b e tte r service I f the In
ants has supplied h im w ith 3000
making club.
•Id e Is given a coat o f special pain, lions.
po inds.
Follow ing are the results of the
We bear more about bard times
sh o u t once In th re e years. P a in t fo r
He has marketed the extracted
for
low
prices
on
tires.
A
good
stock
livestock
club
e
x
h
ib
it
awards;
tre a tin g th e In te rio rs o f silos is easily in the cities than on the farms,
honey
in Eugene, Cottage Grove,
made o f ra w coal ta r m ixed w ith gaso but in contrast w ith the above is
Jersev calves, d ivision 1— F irst,
M arshfield and even in Canada.
always on band at rock-bottom prices
lin e and a p p lie d w ith a ta r brush. The the (act that Idaho has just wel Anna M cConnell;
second, Ruth
He get« about 15c a pound at
r o o f should be Inspected to see I f It Is comed a caravan o f 88 hnmeseek- Malson; th ird . Stanley Satcbwell
Prom pt attention given to repair work
wholesale.
w a te r-tig h t, and th e doors may w-ell be
er*
who
came
from
N e w York c ity and C lairs C ornutt, tied; fo urth .
A t present he has fo rty bee
looked over. T h e y need to f it t ig h t
Carl W illiam s, o f the Lake Creek
A good line of Ford parts and other ac
Imuses, as he calls them , and no
Wooden alias. e ith e r stave o r board in th eir own automobiles.
Jersey Calf club; fifth , R uth Pugh.
c o n s tru c tio n , re q u ire a d d itlo n s l atten
man knoweth bow many in d u s tri
cessories on'hand at all times
The grand cham pionship of Cal- AU are members of the Shedd Jer
tlo n . T h e hoops o f stave silo s should
ous little workers, w ith never a
be tig h te n e d and any d e fe ctive pieces ifo rin s was recently won by a sey C alf club w ith the one excep
•trike for better pay or conditions
H a l wey G a r a g e , F o o te Bros. P r »p<*.
o f wood replaced. In wood alios, par- Berkshire sow bred aod raised at tion.
«nd never a holiday in the work«
Jersey calves, divtaioa J- First,
tk u la r l^ the cheaper ooes ai*J those O A. C*.
ing season.
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CALAFOOIA FAIR
Four Big Days
T H E Y 'R E
C O M IN G
L IN N C O U N T Y
F A IR
ALBANY, OREGON
OCTOBER 4, 5, 6 , 7
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H O RSE
R A CI
M O T O R C Y C L E R A C IN G ,
EXHIBITS WORTH COMING TO SEE
B ijf P u b l ic W e d d i n g
Plan to SEE ALL FOUR DAYS
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O
4 Big; D a y s
Harvest is Over
$ I.H.C. Tillage Tools?,Tractors
G.W. Mornhinweg
MAYBERRY &
M c K inney
L IV E S T O C K
5
BUYERS
HALSEY GARAGE
A