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N e w b e rry ’ s a tto rn e y says the ron Woodworth, V. O. Waters, Jam es X
cam paign fo r the n o m in a tio n "c o s t Vincent, Auilrea Tussing. Ida May 4r
HALSEY ENTERPRISE m .c tin g and adopted re s o lu tio n s t<x) ------- m u c h ;” h u t N ew berry Smith, I vs Sterling. F. J. Eggleston. J. 4
t h „ s<,nate co m m iU e e A. Ackerman.
An inilepeodent—N O T neutral— uews- p ro te stin g ag a inst th is , and de- swor#
paper published every Thursday,
cla re th a t p u b lic dance h a lls have | th a t th e e x p e n d itu re w rs "uecea-
2—Carrie Park, H attie Karr, O. H
by W m H . * A. A. W H E E L E R .
led to the debasement of th e young. -a ry.”
W e ll, though the w c k e d K ent, T. L. Jone*. Emma Harrison. Rob 1
Wiu. H. W h h k i k b E ditor.
ert Higgins, .F . S. Gutzinan. C iathia
Mu*. A A. WHKKLK* Business Manager In th is th e y are " w h ip p in g the a g ric u ltu ra l bloc ruay not help hi-
and Local News Editor,
d e v il around a a tu m n ”
H o ld in g r -coup, th e good m a n u fa c tu re r* Gray Peter Hither, Thom as Harrison.
-—i----------- ------------------------------------- up the evidences, th e y tr y to tu rn
4— Laurence Ackley, Ernest Baker,
bloc and the e x tra good (p a y in g )
Subscriptions, »1.50 a year in advance
a j ii u s t proper dances the condeui- bankers’ bloc m ay have business Mary E. Beene, J. T. Beene, Josie Holes. 1
T ransient advertising, 25c an inch per
Emma T Bowes, Bennie Bramwell, Guy
m aneut, 20c. No discount (or time iiiil un th is aroused.
p ro p o s itio n s fo r b u n th a t w ill
T. Bramwell, Amelia Jane Cook, J. W.
or spar«
A representative o f th e schoo* m ake the senate seat p ro fita b le ,
Cook, George McKinney.
In " Paid-for P aragraph*," 5c alin e
b i.trd is quoted by the O regonian tite r a ll.
No advertising disguised as news
5— James W. Bayles, Daniel S. Bow
i- saving:
Phone 205
man. Henry Blakely, Clifford L. Carey.
4. E. Cole, William Courtney, Emma
I th in k th a t the M e th o d ist rain-
L e la n d has as free a governm ent Iris Dinwiddie. Mary A. Dougherty, Lin
H A L S E Y , Linn Co , tire ¡Jan. 19, 1922
isters have not in ve slig a te d fu llv is C anada, but to get i t she bad t -
ALBANY
da Flarada. William Alliugham
enough lo denounce d a ncing in the
take
advantage
of
the
fa
ct
‘
'E
n
g
Halsey,
1—Laura
K.
Bramwell.
Bessie
!
p u b lic schools. Y oung people w ill
T H E F A R M -B L O C M E N A C E
dance, and I feel that, it is p a rt of la n d ’s a d v e rs ity is Ire la n d 's op May Bond Barbara Dean, John Edwards, j
our d u ty to see th a t w give th e m p o rtu n ity ” and make one of the W. A. Falk, ^Charles F. Gulliford, Cecil
In his -o
lic itu d e fo r b gove rn m en t t dances
""
7 rig h " t , , k in d ,
Graves, Mary Huston. George W Laub |
iiiiu b
u ih . h u ,- .
of ‘ the
m ost desperate struggles in b is to ri
Housework Scars Reveal Brides.
ner, I. P. Tem pleton George Taylor
b y p a rty P resident H a rd in g ha
"Shew uie th e ir hands," said the as
T w o fu n d a m e n ta l tr u th s con when B 'ita tn had her hands more
2—L.
H.
Armstrong.
Henry
H
Brock,
j
fo u n d it necem-ary to fro w n upon
nected w ith the m a tte r lie in th is th a n f u ll o f troubles in va rim e John A. Clemmens. J. W. Driukard, C * 1 srstnnt nt the b utcher simp, "nud I ’ ll
t.-11 y e n Whether th e y’re young brides
the fa rm Idoc
M uch bloo I R Evans, Viola B> lie Gardner, George
question.
The firs t is th a t, lik e p a rts of th e w o rld .
r w h i t h e r they've been nt the conk
The m a n u fa ctu re rs’ h ig h -ts riff
the denouncer o f m o vin g p ic tu re * was shed and m any m urders and G. Hochensunth. Vera Lusby Isom A ing game fe r seme time. "T h e young
b >C and the fin a n c ia l bloc have
L. Knighton, Lois F. 'Jackson, J. \V. things w ho've only b«-en in itia te d in to
who neyer saw one, these p ro te st, o th e r crim es co m m itte d on b oth Evans, W. A Brock, C. H Koontz
such a g rip on his p a rty th a t they
the m ysteries o f the gns range show
mg preachers do not know w hat sides, b u t E rin 's in v i* jb le a rm y
Shedd—Martha A. Abraham. Anna P. the scars o f ba ttle. I t ’s a eiuch thin
and the p a rty are one in action,
hev are ta lk in g about w h ile the was too m uch fo r the E n g lis h , who Acheson, Martha Ackerman, Daisy 1. tl e.v've got a nuniber o f burns. And
hence g overnm ent by th e m is s till
Allen, Ida M Qrasfield. Effie B rtx k. li e hands o f the bride w ill show cuts,
bool d ire cto rs and p a re n t-te a ch - c o u ld uot hide.
governm ent by p a rty.
Estell M. Carothers, Euiin E. Coon, W. l-'o . as ii general thing. T he pe rils
*rs do.
,
o f housework are uinny."
B u t when th e fa rm e rs of tin
5. Churchill, Thomas M. Acheson.
The m o u n ta in w ould not come
T he second is th a t the way to
c o u n try , who are the fo u n d a tio n o
so M oham m ed
liv e the young fro m the e v il dance to M oham m ed,
its p ro s p e rity and who have alw ay
w
ent
to
the
m
o
u
n ta in .
H a rd -
not
by
denouncing
d
a
n
cin
g
but
been th e go a t, ask in concert fo
'n
g
trie
d
to
scare
the
fa rm
i
'
provioe
wholesome
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
recognition of th e ir needs the othe
doc
from
from
passing
a
b
ill
re-
>r
the
exercise
o
f
the
G
od-givei
blocs are unresponsive and
i
(tlirin
g
a
fa
rm
e
r
on
the
federal
re-
v
ig
tr
and
jo
y
of
y
o
u
th
.
B
u
ild
;
schism is threatened.
erve board, but fa ile d t i l l he
The federal reserve banks weri d -n’ t p u ll di>wn.
Show these c o m p la in a n ts a group igreed to a p p o in t a fa rm e r on the
announced as p ro m is in g re lie f to
the farm ers from the dom inance >f young people going th ro u g h a m srd if th e y w ould d ro p the b ill.
of the m o n e y-le n d in g power, but u n m e t and ca ll i t by Home othei And a ll is serene again
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HALSEY ENTERPRISE
JAN.
19, 1922
W o o d w o rth ’s
POISON OAK
REMEDY
One application will prevent and one
bottle will cure any case of Poison Oak or
your money will be refunded.
¡Sold only by
I
WOODWORTH DRUG CO.
X + 4*'+'+
the fa rm bureau states th a t th e ir
m anagem ent grossly d is c rim in a te *
against the farm ers aud in favor of
produce speculators who llu u r i- li
at the expense of producers and
consum ers and c n n tiib u te n o th in g
to the w elfare of the c o u u try .
A n e f f ir t was made to re q u ire a
representative o f a g ric u ltu re o i
the federal reserve board and M r
H tr d in g p ro e ted against it ano
le i i t he reported th a t i i the ineaa-
Uoi passed he w ould vi-t,u it.
Now comes the ad viso ry oouuc
o f the federal reserve b u n k w ilh
o b jections to th e adm ission of »
representative of a g ric u ltu re on tb
b o a id,
Av long as the farm ers w ill let
the speculators prescribe fo r them
and w ill --wallow I he dose, a ll l-
lo v e ly .
B u t to a d m it the c lo d
hoppers to c o u n cil Wuud he a w lu i
W ilh o n ly a m a jo rity of five ii
the senate fo r N e w b e rry, the part
sees locks ahead. A nd if ttie farm
ers take the b it in th e ir teeth at
the ne xt election and elect a few
suecessors to members of the New-
b e rry m a jo rity th s re ’ l l e the very
dickens to pay and g o ve rn m en t by
p a rty w ill get a b la cke r eye than
ever.
**
T H E SUCCESSFUL L E A G U E
The league of n a tio n s is t l i
most p o w e ifu l and most undem on
s tra tiv e body th is w o rld rv e r knew
l u the tw o years silic a i t was
fram ed i t has got in to .«mootI
w o ' k in g order and ha* settled *
u u u ihe r o f disputes Hint ( h ie a lcn e il
to th ro w the wot Id in to war again
Those member nations, as wet-
F r a lice and E n g la n d in (he S 'le sisi
squabble, are p ro m p t to vo lu n ta
r ily send such m ilita r y forces a
m ay be needed to enforce th
league's decrees, lu o th e r case-
the th re a t o f an econom ic b oycoti
is s u ffic ie n t to enforce them .
The league has not, a« p o litic s
p a rtisa n lia rs am i W ils o n -h a te r* it
th is c o u n try eav it has, power l>
o rder a single m an of any inembet
n a tio n to fig h t. It settles in te rn s .
Mona! disputes, as its const it»»’ m il
p rovides, by " a d v is in g * ' lU vaeutt
to be ta k e n ,
* -•- *
4"4*'4,,4,‘ 4',4,r4,v4 4 v 4 t 4 t 4 v 4 t 4 v 4 y 4 X
Where She Drew the Line.
I have a snucy niece who lives wny
iown South.
She wes visiting her
incle one week end with her sis'or
md* brother and her mother and fu-
her. aud they had th« nurse with
'h e m .
She was rather naughty and
her uncle was trying to make her
Hilnd. She looked him right In the
e>ip, and threw back her head with
tie startling announcement: “I mind
iiatnniHS and papas and nurses -hu t
I don't lia ie to mind uncles.”—Cblca-
zo Tribune.
ia ue and they w ill a d m ire it*
W illia m Meserve, a W a sh in g to n
¡raceful beauty.
C a ll i t a danc<
-la te assem blym an, appeals to con.
iud th e y see red.
gress fo r a c tio u to prevent the
" I t is the le tte r w hich k ille th
The O regonian aaye:
com plete e x tin c tio n o f salmon in
T he num ber of sincerely devout W a sh in g to n and Oregon by A u s
in d deeply re lig io u s people who tr ia n and Greek fisherm en. D oesn't
lissent from the conclusion of cer be know th a t a ll is lo /e ly among
ta in c lttfg v u ie n th u t d a n cin g is s in o i r fish because o u r w ell-paid and
fu l per se is an in d ic a tio n of tb
■•ffi dent fish com m ission is on the
I r if i of the w orld aw ay fro m the
job?
lo tio n th a t wholesome recreation
vhich is n a tu ra lly sought b y the
I f th is generation is to abolish
voung, is w rong because i t gives
I >y even when in d u lg e d in by the w a r, w hy should the statue on the
neinbers o f b oth sexes.
The itn - proposed pioneer m o n u m e nt at
pres-uon grows th a t the e v il lies not
B ro w n s v ille e x h ib it a fro n tie rsm a n
in amusement its e lf b u t in the use
w
ith a rifle ? W h y not an ax? O ur
we m ake o f it, and th a t it ¡s h e lte r
io m ake use of a wholesome desire pioneers d id not come to Oregon
lo fin d an n u tle t fu r the e b u llie n t fo r a career o f bloody conquest but
. jlirifc and the n a tu ra l energy of io subdue the forest and make
/u n til bv p e rm ittin g da n cing uudei
m p e rv is io ii and re g u la tio n th a n by farm s and homes.
fu tile a tte m p ts at p ro h ib itio n to
d riv e i t in to o ther channels w hich
ire u d m itte l|y h id .
N ew berry, who was convicted in
a M ic h ig a n c o u rt o f c o rru p tin g
the fra n ch ise and was sentenced
A p u b lic censor soon becomes a to p ris o n , waa a d m itte d to the
y ra n t, and u s u a lly a g ra tte r and U n ite d State-* senate by a m o jo rity I
in ig n o ra n t one ut th a t.
E n lig h t- of 5
" B ir d s of a feather flock to
and a " fe llo w fe e lin g j
uie I p u b lic o p in io n is the power g e th e r,”
h in d a ll r e d re fo rm ,
Mary- makes us w ondrous k in d . "
G arden revived ‘ ‘o .d o iu e ’’ as her
A new store at Aberdeen started
a v o ll te p la y a t Chicago, wbete
ibe d ire c ts grand opera, b u t she ¡s e llin g bread for 8 ceuts instead ol
Has bowed before a sto rm of pro- 10.
The local bakers responded
test aud w ith d ra w n the p la y . The- srith a b o yco tt and now the stoie
aters and movies sank ra th e r low , ! is s e llin g a Seattle lo a f of (hesam e
m o ra lly , a w h ile ago, hut fo r n e a r-(s iz e fo r 7 ceuts.
P ro fite e rin g iu i
ly a year now they have been on ; bread is p la y in g a p re tty low game.
the up grade, forced in th a t direc-1
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lio n by p u b lic o p in io n and n o t by I S ta n fie ld voted fo r N ew berry, of
course,
M cN a ry a n il the Id ah '
iei^ree* o f small-Ruuled censors.
m a il G o oding voted for him for mi-1
e x p la in e d reasons, aud P o in d e xte r,
The ha b it o f m a k in g " d r iv e s "
who needs no reason fo r a n y th in g '
and assessing "q u o ta ” of c o n tr i
be does, voted the same way.
b u tio n s to r various causes to in
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iv id u a ls a m i c o m m u n itie s , w ith
W on't, somebody please spei d
o d iu m threatened in case o f d e lin -
$195,000 fo r "n e ce ssa ry” purpose«
p ie u c y , p o p u la rise d d u rin g the
fo r the e d 'to r of the E n te rp rise ,
var, has fa lle n in to disesleeiu
w ith o u t his know ledge or consent,
People resent being to ld by o u t-
as th e y d id fo r M r. N ewberry, if
■dders how m uch th e y m ust give
he is n o t a lia r?
lo c h a ritie s o r lie called sla cke r*
L in n co u n ty has given o n ly ons-
T h e state board of health w ill
th ir d of Us assigned q u o ta to the make • fig h t before the state su
Red C r >ss.
preme c o u rt fo r the rig h t to ste r
M r M cN a rv seems to be a " weak
s itte r .”
He pronounced in fa vo r
of th e league o f n s tio u s when he
was in Oregon and saw How stro n g
was the s e n tim e n t here fo r i t , and
T H E L E T T E R K IL L B T H
he voted against it in W a sh in g to n
when the p a rty w h ip cracked.
He
P o rtla n d school a u th o ritie s psr. denounced th e m anner o l Newher-
m it d a n cin g in school b u ild nes, ry 'a n o m in a tio n , and he voted for
h u t uot in (¡laxarmuna,
llo s> h im at the crack of Ih a t same lash
dances are supervised by th e par T b it 's "g o v e rn m e n t b y p a r t y .”
ent-teacher»' o rg a n iza tio n s, and at
least tw elve o f the m o tlie ia of the
If a m an o f the com m on people
yo u n g people are alw iys present w ants to go to the U n ite d States
to see th a t n o th in g im p ro p e r oc senate he may have an even show
curs.
fo r the jo b unless somebody w ith
C le rg ym e n an 1 la ym e n o f the, a few hu n d re d thou sa n d d o lla rs is
Mc.hv'Jist church h a rt held
ORRG° N
a 1 also after it.
iliz e the u n fit.
u n fit?
And
who is n ’ t I
It's safe to bet th a t Newberry
w on’ t vote w ith the farm bloc,
The bloc senators occupy seats
th a t cost less th a n Ins
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O h, vee; we have governm ent by
p a rty.
N ewberry stick» to that
f 109,000 seat h \ a sensl n is l vote
of 48 to 41.
LNDTIIF" story of the ett 'nal b o y — this time grow n
up and man enough to face the big reality.
5 It is a sto y of a girl too They grow up together—
opposites. 1 he girl talks. S h : has a passionate soul and
a tongue to give it u tteran ce— and the boy has his
boy's reserv
5 T he days come for long walks together. T he girl
talks him ii to silence But it is a silence th a t has its
meaning. V hen the big reality comes th e silence be*
comes cleat In the revelat’on th e girl finds herself
growing eqi ally fit lor it. T he boy has become a man
and the girl a woman.
5 A story a - typical of Am erican life as “T he Magnifi'
cent Ambei ns" and as m uch an expression of youth
as “Penrod or “Seventeen.”
Read and enjoy it for yourself
IT WILL BE PRINTED SERIALLY IN THIS PUBLICATION
Countv Jv.-y List
The tiles of drawing two women to o e
man on th is tear'* jury list inthiscoun- I
tv ilid not hold out In fact, 25.1 women
and .’*H men were drawn Those ia this
part of the county see ’
J drvwaaulla, 1—J- M. ¿cosziua, My-"'
Begins in next week’s Enterprise