Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, November 24, 1921, Page 2, Image 2

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H A LSEY E N T E R P R IS E
NOV. 24 1921
HALSEY ENTERPRISE ¡met from the republican« there,
GET YOUR Gin emo
High School Notes
O. A- C. and (J. of O. Score 0 to 0
Thanksgiving greetings!
The football teams of the agri­
No school this week. Students cultural college and the state uni­
boarding in town returned to their versity wallowed in the most beau­
homes to partake of a heart!’ tiful mud that ever was at Eugene
thanksgiving dinner.
We hope Saturday and made a double
Nothing from
they ail enjoyed the much antici­ goose-egg score.
pated turkey and will be ’able to nothing left nothing.
return to school M >nday. No
Seventy thousand people, in­
do ibt class.8 will be resumed with cluding a good share of the popu'
a naw enthusiasm after the vaca­ lation of Halsey, witnessed the
tion.
game, some under cover and ten
perforce in a pouriuv
The teachers attended institute thousand
rain.
the former part of the week.
This is the fourth tie between
The student body met Friday the two schools’ football teams.
and both the boys’ and girls’ bas­
ketball teams voted in favor of
joining the state association, which IN THE ACCESSORIES LIST
will give them many advantages.
Thev also decided to purchase new Pur»««, Baga and Coatuma Jewelry
Provide the Keynote In Displays
baskets, which they are very much
of Fall Novaltiaa.
in t\ee.l of, the o d ones being, as
Frof English expressed it, “ merely
Originality la the keynote of dis­
i few strings.”
Double-headers plays
of pursee, bags and costume
are being scheduled for the near Jewelry this season. One Is supposed
future.
Come out and root for to have as many pocketbooks as one
Halsey and show us you are with has costumes to wear with them, aud
us. Both teams are having splen­ they should, of course, be In harmony
did practices aud have good pros with one's hat and other details. For
dress purposes, the times when one
pects of being winners.
goes calling, If Indeed anyone ever in­
The upper class men are anx­ dulges In this form of civility any
iously looking forward to the an- more, there are smart-looking envelope
'tual “ return’’ party, given by the purses which should never be parked
freshmen. Altho it is later than out of their slender lines; envelopes
usual, we are sure they are plan ot moire with flexible me.al edge hav­
ting some entertaining features, ing an Initial, and somet'mes with an
as our frosh this year show signs edge of marrasslte, a steel so brilliant­
ly cut that It has the effect of rhine­
of life.
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and for the same reason, namely:
Because if adopted the other party
will get gome credit for it. And
M bs A A. WHBBLBB Business Manager there may be enough disgruntled |
and Local News Editor.
W e are sending out gift cards and yours
republican senators to join hands |
with
them
and
defeat
the
measure.
Subscriptions, |1.SO a year in advance.
should reach you by Saturday,
Transient advertising. 25c an inch; per The outlook is not encouraging
manent, 20c. No discount for time The curse of partisan politics is
or space
upon us.
In "Paid-for Paragraphs." 5c aline
Noadvertising disguised as news.
If there is another big war it I
Phone 205
will be doubly as fiendish as any­
thing in the past, and the probaj
HALSEY. Linn Co., Ore.. Nov. 24, 1921
bility is t h a t ' our aloofness fiom
war-preventing alliances will lead |
THE AMERICAN CURSE
to ooe.
'Opeli covenants, openly arrived
Republican parrot editors are
still repeating the falsehoods about
does not mean that particj-
w ill be ready M onday,
Mr. Wilson which their mentors Pants in making those covenants
gave them during their last cam- may not have previously discussed
paign. 1 he author of that line of I them any more than open legisla-
A number on every present, and if the
talk. who passed it around in the pion precludes private committee
excitement of the political battle, Tork nor than it precluded the
number on your card is the same as on a
States - administration
from
has long since abandoned it ' United
1
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President Harding, or even Lodge, iscussing and formulating its de.
present the present is yours,
would no more put forth today the sires in the matter of naval arma-,
charge that Mr. Wilson was an ment before the convention met
I he numbers w ill be changed
egotistical self-seeker, or even that Yet Wilson’s enemies howl about |
he was not a wise statesman as his private discussions with repre-
every M onday, Wednesday and Friday.
proven by hit general course, than lentatives of other nations at Ver­
they would beat their heads sailles and Harding’s enemies say
H e re ’s a list of some of the presents:
be is trying to cram a cut-and-dried
against a stone wall.
stones. The envelopes take as many
program down the throats of other
Last Friday afternoon the grades forms as do the paper oblongs and
But it is sometimes a great deal
nations.
entertained their parents and the squares from which they are named.
more difficult to call off a pack of
Ihe assertions of little political
ligh school students with a thanks­ An oblong pocketbook with a strap
curs from a particular course than
giving program at the Rialto hall. near one end has a very dignified air
parrot
papers
that
the
so-called
it was to start them on it, as is
It was well rendered aud greatly whether It be In moire, which seems
proved by the yelps we still bear ‘big three" or “ big four’’ at Ver­
appreciated
bv a large audience. to lead In envelope effects, or In satin,
sailles called themselves that is as
from the little fellows on this tack
Little Alice Sturtevant displayed which Is also carried.
For a bag mounted on a Japanese
unusual talent as a soloist for one frame,
which their leaders have aban illy as the assertion that Wilson,
navy moire Is embroidered In
campaigning,
claimed
to
have
so
young.
a cherry blosaom design snd one may
doaed.
“ kept us out of the war. ’’ Neither
The seniors are deciding on their know that the fittings are In keeping
Mr. Harding and his adminis is true.
class rings. They are also going with the attractive exterior.
tration are still “ keeping us out of
Having made frames out of every,
to purchase caps and pennants for
thing under the sun, tiny jet beads, of
Jack Latta climbed out of a boat
war ’’ with Mexico, just as Mr.
th" class.
course, are not omitted. They cover
while on a goose hunt near Malin
Wilson did.
Bible examinations io both the not only the frame but the strap on
Wilson did, indeed, cause the Friday, dragging a double-barreled
old and new testaments are to be vhlch the bag hangs from the wrist,
given soon. Many of the students a long narrow affair made of dou-
seizure of the port of Vera Cruz shotgun behind him. »The trig
are planning to take them. We 'da and overlapping rows of monkey
gers
caught
ou
the
oar
pins
and
when that seemed to be the only
wish
them all success, as each fur. Fur hags have been tried ut
way to prevent the landing of a both barrels were discharged, tear­
various times and not always with
testament
counts a half credit success;
but the early season brings
cargo of German guns and ammu­ ing his thigh so that he bled to
towards graduating.
n few new models In Its wake, and
nition to be used in the war the death. Not all geese killed in the
Ih e English class has been tak­ monkey seems rather likely to suc-
kaiser was trying to stir up in Mex­ “ noble sport’’ of hunting have
ing spelling tests. It is rem ark­ eed where less adaptable furs have
wings.
ico against the United States.
able how few words are missed 'ailed.
And he ordered evacuation when
The Girls' Glee club is making BROWN AND ECRU ARE SMART
Cehster Girt, 18. was shot thru
The store that gives
ripid progress.
»
he deemed the time for it to have
the right lung by Riley Girt, his
square deal to every
arrived. He uever gratified the
H. 8. Reporter, J. B
W arm er Shades are Given Preference
customer
yelpers by anawering their queries uncle, who mistook him for a bear
b l a in
ingcò
Over G ray Toned Blouses for
F all W ear.
as to why American soldiers went The men were hunting near Rain­
FREE
OF
BUTTONS
OR
BELT
OREGÒN
alban V
ier.
This
is
part
of
what
the
“
no­
to Vera Cruz and why they left.
Though there are many gray-toned
B-it he had his reasons aud repub­ ble sport’’ costs, in addition to all
douses among the autumn models,
one notes a tendency to get away from
lican men of brains today honor that is paid in tines and license
As Cliri-toias draws near the old CASKET SEIZED FOR DEBT
the rather overdone dove shade and
fees and otherwise to maintain a
him for his course.
i strong tendency toward the brown
question faces us, “ What can I
game commission.
'ones. In tailored suits brown Is an
While he was still hopeful that
give for a present?’’ Did you D etro it Conatablea Remove Corpse
"xtremely
fashionable color for au-
know
there
are
few
presents
more
there might be a possibility of
When U n dertaker Can’t Qet
uran: some of the most distinguished
General Wood lost a nomination acceptable than a year’s subscrip­
»500 Fee.
keeping this country out of war
French tallleurs are In coffee brown,
tion to the home paper? The
ir fawn, or beaver brown, and, of
Mr. Wilson said: “ This is th by the use of too much money. price
Detroit,
Mich.—
Funeral
services
for
is $1 50 and the entire family
■ourse blouses In the brown, tan and
la-t war of its kind, orof any kind, Mr, Newberry won one bv the use gets all the news for a year, All Mrs. Vincent Dzleglnskl were Inter­
,cru tones will go with these brown
that the United States can keej of too much, “ too---- much.” his the tetters you may write will not rupted by two constables who removed
i allored suits. There Is onk color that
the
body
from
the
pasket
to
satisfy
counsel
told
the
senate
investigat-
contain a fraction of the news of w rit of replevin.
simply w ill not go with brown— and
out of. The business of neutrality
.itig committee.
that color Is gray. Almost all other
the town and vicinity.
We get
js over.”
Stanley A. Lappo, undertaker, said
shades may be combined smartly or
out a special Christmas number he went to the home and asked the
Men like Johnson and Bryan
harmoniously—but never brown and
and
place
fancy
cards
in
each
new
husband to glvg him a note for $500
Jamaica. "Country of Spring»."
grnv 1
end Borah did not see this truth
subscription
number
of
th
it
date,
tn payment for funeral expenses.
The name Jamaica Is a corruption
Black Is another modish color for
Dzieglnskt chased him from the
■ nd are not even now able to see it. or xaymaco. a West Indian expression and usually we bear of the wel­
tailored suits and with these black
house
with
a
gun,
I.appo
says.
come
visit
of
the
old
home
paper.
Pettyfogging party politicians meaning “the country abounding tn
suits gray, rather than tan blouses,
Constables acting on a writ of re­
spring»."
Think it over
will roske the proper harmony. So
li'te Lodge and his followers did
plevin Issued to Lappo by Justice John
there are plenty of gray-tflhed blouses,
M. McKinley went to the house to
i otcare whether they saw it or not
though brown, tan and ecru ones are
serve It.
They thot there would be a party
far more numerous. One ecru georgette
The body was placed on a couch.
hlouse Is trimmed with deep cream
advantage in obscuring it, aud
The casket and rugs were taken from
Venice .lace and Is mounted over a
the house.
they are so agile that they knew
sleeveless slip of flesh-tinted chiffon.
they could leap back to the other
The vestee and square neck are In
Buanoa Alraa W a rt on Disease.
line with the new mode and the deep
side of the fence whenever thev
Buenos Alrea.— Sunrise every morn­
collar coming far down at either side
deemed it expedient, as they have
ing finds Buenos Aires, In the down­
of the lace vestee Is graceful. The
Ranges
Heaters
town section in particular, fresh-
already done ou most of the issues
slpeves are Just over the elb ow and
« ashed, clean as a Dutch housewife's
are trimmed, like the collar, with
which they raised then.
F$ugs
Beds
doorstep and smelling like a hospital.
dangling crochet ornaments.
This
Mr. Harding seee the great fact
This is a result of the thorough wash­
blouse comes Just over the waistline
Kitchen
Cabinets
Linoleum
ing given all the streets every night
that we can no longer progress in
and has a narrow folded sgsh which
and the liberal doses of disinfectant
loops over once at the back, with
isolation.
Hie party leaders had
Dining-room Sets Congoleum
lhat are spread about In order to
short ends weighted with the crochet
forced him into a pronouncement
N
either
button
nor
belt
confines
this
.beck communicable diseases.
ornaments.
ja c k e t
A broad band of eealakln
against the league of nations, and
trims the high collar and tha broad
while making hie famous profes­
USE VELVET FOR FALL HATS
flaring sleeves. The Jacket la latched
sion of faith in “ government by
at tha th ro a t
Farmer Crams Melons
VC hite Sewing Machines
party” ha could do no less than
Into Boys for Robbery
Sustain those leaders.
By unanimous vote ol the Wash­
ington
state grange William Bouck
But he plainly saw the need o*
Council
Bluffs.
Ia.—To
be
com­
A l l things necessary for a cozy home
|oi
Sedr
Wooley, former master of
pelled
to
gorge
themselves
on
a
euch an organization as the league,
ih e Washington state grange; C
truckload of melons which they
Call and investigate goods and prices
aud he called the nations to the
K Cottrell if Kent, secretary of
hsd stolen from s field was the
present conference, hoping out of
novel form of punishment for
the so-called secession state grange,
nine young men caught by Wat
it to evolve something that would
and M. A Hamilton, Bellingham^
m w ill n e e tl
ter J. Miller, melon grower.
compensate for our rejection of
C Wrage, Arlington,
g u p o f th o s e
M iller «surprised the youths
1 <Y
4 la w ww -e Í - ' I ' - . I
tv
Hash, and R. A. Brigge, Okan-
the league.
large A lum inum Turkey R o asters a t $ 3 anti
and advanced oo them with a
“gan. Wash., the executive com­
will
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revolver, forcing them to drive
The league of nations, of which
... iU
iSV 'vnnt x delicious coffee, m ad e in a line
mitteemen, were expelled and
the truck to hts house.
the United States ought today to
’ arred from ever becoming m en.
Nickel P e rc o la to r Coffeepot, sold at >5.75.
He then locked them In a
hers of the order again.
A lum inum P e rc o la to r Coffeepots, six and
l»e the most powerful member, ia
room, and holding them in ter­
ror forced them to eat melons
eight cups, at from >5 25 to >i 25.
accomplishing much of the teak
H E. Grimes, Southern Pacific
that bis wife passed through a
for which it was formed.
Mr
lucLf^m U t T Ä T “* °' B°’,O n •" l M‘ her ba “' 13 H
operator at Suisun, Cal , who was
window.
Harding'» proposed arms aud east­
shot twice by a bandit and after
At the end of the melon-eatlna
he fell fired several shots at the
contest the robbers were all roll­
ern pact, if it accomplishes any.
One sf »ha loveliest of fan atylee
ing on the floor In agony while
robber, has recovered from bis la thia sapphire valvat. Tha turnup
thing, must contain teeth, like
three melons only remained In
wounds and returned to duty. brim la amamantad by two antique
the truck.
bead ornamenta.
The company presented him with *J lv ,r « nd a«*
422 FIR S T STREET
a gold watch.
Ao independent—NOT neutral—uews
paper pnbhahed every Thursday
by W e. H. A A. A. WHEKJ.EK
tVm. H. W hxei . kb Editor.
NO V. 26.
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Boys’ Suit
Dress Shirt Shoes
Boys’ Shoes U nderwear
Wool Shirt Sox
Cap
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Tie
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Sweater
Rubber Boots
Boys’ Mackinaw
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