H alsey enterprise
VOL. X
HALSBY. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. PEU. 16, I92J
NO. 24
CLASS PLAY.
Jots and Tittles
Class, you will have
» fill jj it it tbflow in/the'ii-
antics in “ L o o h k ä i v n e g ' » " f j o l l r i ‘ l? M í a h r ® y t U J a a f n " u e , ? ” , " ' n * t ^ h S í
a 3-act comedy, at the
Rialto Theater, Harrisurff
Feb. 23 and 24.
Reserved seals
35c, children 20c.
S h o r t S to r i* 9
o í í , “ | , ? í n .'n g 8 Z n L .i n "
9 o u n ty
and in Halsey Particularly
‘ The Oid D is tr .t Scio 1” a il
1 be played toi ight under th« aus­
pices of the Methodist church at
the opera house. Some fun. Go.
C e n e r ^ ly
times, taxes are being paid more
promptly in thia co iaty this year
than they were in 1921, and they
are some taxes, too.
WHALETOWSTWO
MEN OUT TO SEA
They Harpoon the Monster But
He Refuses to Play the Game
as They Figured.
A carload of gravel was received
John Widmer fired a charge of
last week and has beeu placed on shot to scare a dog belonging to
the street« in spots where it was his neighbor. H F Glaser, and
-
A Delightful Shower
P °°r attempts.
Farmer of the
thot
it would do the most good.
one of shots killed the animal.
Mrs Henry English was delight­ Shedd-Peoria team made the most
W
illiam
Shepherd, formerly a Yesterday he was in court in A l ­ V aliant Southampton Veteran« Have
sensational
shot
of
the
game.
fully surprised by a shower in her
Exciting Tim e When They Qe to
Clark hooped most of the bas­ firm e r near Peoria, married Miss bany fighting a claim for »150
honor given by the ladies of the
Assistants e f Brether« Whe
Study club at her home Feb. 14. kets for the clubmen the last half. Alice Forte, aged about 50, at Van­ damage-.
Hag Caught W hale.
couver last Thursday. Sheperd is 87.
Eighteen ladies armed with needles The final score was 18 to 7.
The Democrat says the largest
and thimbles participated and
payroll
iu
Albany
is
that
of
the
I here was a change commenc-
Southampton.— F o r the second time
many helpful stitches were taken.
iu two weeks fishermen took to their
ng last Sunday in the time of ■choolteachers.
Mesdames Templeton,(Stafford mid
trains Iroto ways at noon and in
In 1921 twenty-two miles of mar­ boats ami went out a fte r a whale,
Moore presented a short musical HOLD C0RNCR1B DOORS SHUT
the evening.
See standing time ket road in Linn county were lh e y bad him hooked, too, and If
program and appropriate readings Disks From an Old H arrow Placed table on page 6.
the dura thing hadn't up w ith ita tutl
rocked and 15 miles graded.
Of and knocked Cap'n Silas Edwards out
were given by Mrs. Mornhinweg
Over Corners of Sections W ill
E. H . Hetrick has sold hia farm the »106,000 which this cost, about of the boat Just as he was about to
and Mrs. Bond. A large red heart
Provo Efficient.
near town Mnd gone to Idaho, \»1900 was spent ill clearing and sj>ear It, there might even now be a
containing i.any dainty gifts was
grubbing, »21,000 for grading and deud whale on the beach.
Most cornertbs are built w ith de­ where perhaps the taxes will not
presented to the honor guest hy
$3760
for bridges and culverts.
The whale was sighted by Captain
■
e
more
than
the
use
of
the
land
tachable
sections
that
are
removed
to
little Margaret 1 empletou who
The family will follow Rental and repair of tools amounted Frunk H. W hite, the sea-bitten old
was dressed as a kewpie in bright provide a low opening, through which '« worth.
to »1150, while surfacing, includ­ m ariner who tends the life saving stn
l he corn Is scooped until the crib is Mr. 1’eirick soon.
red.
ing
purchase of rock, hauling and tlon here. When he first saw the
nearly
filled.
A
satisfactory’
method
The tables were gay with Valen­
Charles Klee,formerly of Browns
spreading
amounted to $72,800 whale It was about two miles off shore
tine place cards and miniature
ville who died some time ago iu
and moving out to sea w ith the Cooper
hearts, three large red hearts con­
California, left about $4500 worth Engineering and overload cost brothers from W a ter M ill.
$2956.10,
while
miscellaneous,
taining angel cakes decorated with
As a m atter of fact the Cooper
<>f property in this county and 150 -
such as right of way, damages and brothers had cuught the whale. The
more he irt- forming the center-
worth io California.'
He left
■dvertising, etc., was »1100. How only trouble was that, having caught
pieces. Valentine ice cream, can­
neither widow nor child, but there
dy and coffee were served.
a re 58 known heirs, of whom C. much will it oust to build enough It, they didn't know what to do w ith
such roads to attract tne notice ol IL
The last event was a contest,
C Snyder of the Bank of Brown«-
It was some tim e earlier in the day
those who would use market roada
ville is one.
Mrs. English receiving the prize,
that the Cooper brother« had seen the
if they had them?
which was a dainty picture.
whale and started out In th eir little
Notwithstanding the talk of hard
SUPS CAPTAIN OUT OF BOAT
(Continued on page 5)
Another Halsey Victory
Halsey Christian Church
motor boat to capture it.
They had
with them a lance bomb gun. an In­
strument
highly
recommended for
whale hunting. This gun la supposed
to save w ear and tea r on the nalmul
by exploding a charge luslde It and
thereupon rendering It more or leas
hora de coin! at.
Lake Creek Laconics
A crew of men working for Mr.
1 -iggett of Peoria are logging on
( barley Wilson’« farm.
J. Curtis and wife of Lebanon
Jpent Sunday at tbe Henry Brock
home.
Clarence Williams is very busy
! these days taking orders for day.
i old chicks.
Claud Cook of Harrisburg haa
b«an sawing wood in thia neighbor,
hood.
Rev. Mr. Hoduett of Peoria has
been preaching at Lake Creek evory
evening this w e e k.
The Farm Bureau meeting held
Friday night was well attended.
I . J . Jackson was appointed to
I co-operate with the county agent
to test herds for tuberculosis and
M irtin Cummings on thistle con­
trol.]
R« y . M r. Hodnett held services
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning and afternoon.
There
was a basket dinner at n<>on.
Among those from a distance were
John Rickhard and fatnilv of A |.
ford and J W Lamar and fam ily,
M r, Patterson and family and
Ueorgo Bayne and of Peoria.
High School Notes
L. 8. Has Party:
Last Thursday eveuing tbe lit.
erary society gave a party for ohil-
dren front six months to nine years
of age. A year was never spent
more plensantly than at the party.
Amusing events had been planned
for every month in the year, and
all took part in the performances.
A t tbe close of December refresh,
ments were served, and as it was
time for all small children to be
asleep they bid their hostesses and
the grandmother goodhy at n ia*
O’clock and toddled hemeward.
Only girls were at the parly,’ a-
no boys belong to the society a|
'ho any student of the high -chm.l
may join
This was voted l»v
girls the liest p ,n
f
We are all anxiously lo o k t .
ward to the next one.
W hatnot«;
Don’t forget the glee cluo re i.
tai March 11.
Krcel Sneed, who had been sb.
-ent on account of illnese, returned
curable by man.
II. The F aith fu l Witness (vv. 2-4).
T his was a Jewish maid who hud
beeu captured by marauding Syrlun
troops who mude frequent Incursions
Starts fa r Somewhere.
Into Is ra e l’s land fo r the purpose of
So the Cooper brothers went a fter
plunder. Daniel at a la te r date wns
outstanding features.
the whule and had the good fortune
carried sway captive, and he likewise
The Halsey boyR did not show ' *»••*» n oia Corncrlb Doers in Placo.
wna used of God to bless mnny. Jo­ to be In excellent firing position a* a
their usual teamwork, and it is of holding these sections in place Is to
seph is another example of one who
moment when it saw flt to come to
doubtful if their opponent* ever put disks from an old harrow over
the surface to blow the w ater out of
wus put Into a hard plnce, but became
had any.
The score at the end o f , fh* corners of the sections and se
Its nose.
a blessing to others, even to the snv-
the first half was 5 to 2 in Halsey’a cure them with bolts. This method
“T h a r she blows I” yelled the Cooper
lng
of
his
brothers,
who
sold
him.
Thia
f jt /r v r
Is
l n in la oa
.
1« a «tropic,
as Kn»
but little a tim
e Is required
favor.
brothers, who had taken a correspond­
Jewish maid pointed out to this great
to
remove
or
replace
the
sections,
and
The second‘halt was better, as
ence course In whale hunting, and
man the One who could heal him.
hang.' off went the lance bomb gun.
there were better shooting and fewer they are held firm ly and w ithout In­
Many are the persons who have beeu
Church
Ariuarccir.trts
ju ry to the lumber,— 8. E. Gibbs, Ames,
pointed to Christ as the H ealer of T he lance struck the whale squarely
Methodist:
la.. In Popular Mechanics Magazine.
in the tonneau and the fishermen
souls hy children.
Sunday School, 10.
w aited expectantly for the dull ex­
I I I . Naaman Seeking the H eeler (vv.
Preaching. 11.
plosion which would Indicate to them
6-0).
Junior
League,
8,
Should Bo Protection F ro r B orer
1. H e goes w ith a le tte r of Intro­ th a t their quarry was about to roll
W e H ave
Intermediate League, 6:30.
Io school th is week
h Is to he ho|ied that, with all the
duction and great gifts (v. 6 ). In the over and ask to be taken home.
^EVERYTHING
No sueh explosion happened.
The
Epworth League, 6:80.
T h e junior class h a - -
i
Modem Improvements, a mode will he
East valuable gifts are taken along
fishermen w aited and waited. A ll In a its play and expects it soon
Preaching, 7:30.
Uncovered of getting rid of bores, for
O ptical
when In quest of some favor. In this
«'Ink the «’hale started for somewhere.
'i Is too bad that a poor wretch can
Prayer meeting, Thursday 8.
case the value was perhaps iOO.(SX).
A program will he given it .<)• r
And the Cooper brothers, having
E Y E S T R A IN
he punished for stealing your pocket
2. H e goes to the wrong place (vv.
the auspices of the literary « • .
Kev,
C.
T
.
Cook,
Pastor
lodged th eir harpoon securely In the
1« the Cause of M any
handkerchief or gloves and that no
«, T). T he maid did not suggest that
Wednesday morning, F -i.r ia 22
H U M A N IL L S
J
whale, found themselves accompany­
Piiiiiahmeiit can he Inflicted on those C hristian:
I f Naaman would be w ith the king he
at
the high school. T h e a fie r iio o u
ing
It.
If your eye9 g ive you trouble or ■
"h o steal your time and with It your
would be recovered of his leprosy, but
10 Bible scnool.
They tried reversing the engine In is s holiday for both schools.
S P p y°r,TQg l , ?.V'” ,re »nn(>yinK
einper and patience, aa well as the
w ith the prophet of God. W e should
11, sermon,
' 1 W hat’s In
Baseball haa been tuk n up hv
the hope that by so doing they might
n K E LS. We can Relieve Y o u . ) '■right thoughts that maybe have en­
be very careful that we go to the
Name?”
convey to the whale their luck of In­ the boys during the past week
tered your mind but were frightened
right place w ith our troubles and sins.
6:30, Christian Endeavor, Lou- N eith er the king’s power nor Naamau s terest In any extensive sea voyage. Quibs:
» » a y hy the bore— llk t the Irishman
*St St' " • Albany. Phone
The motion waa entirely lost ou their
who lost his fortune before La got IL ise Rohnett leader.
money could avail anything in
ihls
Mrs. Bond (in Eng IV class) —
iptlve, who kept right on.
—Lord Rvron
7:30,
sermon.
‘‘Conversion case. The prophet of God can bring
T he Cooper brothers then tried to ‘ ‘Now, class, in these talks, as
Made P lain .”
greuter blessing than kings and rich
Increase the speed of the boat so thnt well as your themes, you mast tell
men.
'hey might overtake the whale and ex­ who the moat important charac.
8. Naaman at the door of Bllaha plain the situation, which. In a word,
Pine Grove Church:
ters are. John, you dido t tell us
(vv. 8. 8 ). Elisha, upon learning of waa thia:
Sunday School, 10.
in your talk who the most impor.
the king’s embarrassment, sent to him,
T he line connecting the boat w ith tant ones were ”
Preaching, 11, by Bro. Eggly.
saying, "Let lilm come now to m e."
'he whale was taut, and the fishermen
Prayer-ffceeting, 7.
John L .— ’ Well, I said ' I . ' ”
Naaman appeared before Elisha's door could not free themselves. As fast ns
Bible Study, Wednesday, 7.
Mrs. Bond (to Grace R who
In great splendor. He did not come 'h e ir boat went the whale went faster.
as a suppliant, but us one who could There was nothing to do but adm ire had said ’'There waa just room for
pay a goodly sum fur healing.
four of us” in her ta lk )— "G 'ace,
'he scenery aa It passed them..
IV . Naaman Haaled (vv. 10-16).
you
d id n 't tell ua who the char,
Captains to the Rescue.
L Elisha's message (v. 10). Go
acters were.’’
>By R E V
P t
F 1T Z W A T E R . D. D ..
They
had
gone
about
a
mile
and
a
wash in Jordan seven times.
T eachar o t tn g lla h B ible In (ha M oody
Grace R. —"They were my girl
half, and were still going, «lien Cap-
2. Naaiuan's anger (vv. 11, 12). He
B ib it in s titu te o f C h lca co .)
aln W hite h iw what was up and friend and myeelf and I don’ t
C o p y rig h t, ) t l j . W so tsra N e w sp ap er U a ta n
thought that Elisha should have shown
Iped all his trusty whale hunters to know who the other two were.”
deference to hitn. People today think
heir
posts. In response to the call 1 ( Maybe they were two more trir'
that their rank and wealth
entitle
LESSON FOR FEBRUARY 19
nme Captain
Silas Edwards. Ed friends.)
them to different treatm ent hy God.
Vhlte, F rank Burnett, W illia m Bennet
T hey turn away from the humble way
ELISH A AND NAAMAN T H E
nd Brr.stua Howland.
of the Cross, God's method of salva­
Patent medicine concerns have a
SYRIAN
They launched a boat and headed
tion.
Klch and poor, high and law
They
for the whule and Ita regretful cap- I •oft thing in »dvertising.
are alike in God's sight. Keasonlngs
UBfiRON TE X T —II King« |:I-2T.
fora.
By the lim e they reached the have been won I to send out offers
of the flesh must be supplanted by the
G O L D E N T K X T -B le a a d i« Lord. O m r
scene the whale had Its mind on some of perhaps one tenth of the r e g u .
obedience of faith .
aoul. and fo r g e t not a ll hla benefit«: W ho
thing other than additional whale hun­ lar price and a few poor b,.< ->.e ,,f
fo rg lv eth all th in e Iniqultlea, w ho h ealeth
8. Naaman's obedience (vv. IS, 14),
all th y d la a a a e a -P a . 1(4:2, I.
ters, ao they were able to get up close publishers would accept, tin ..... g
Through the earnest entreaty of his
R E F E R E N C E M A T E J U A D -L u k « <:1»-
to It. They even circled around once, that a little cash was better til:,II
servants his pride and prejudice were
W: 5.12-1«
looking fo r a soft spot for the lance nothing
It's worse than nothing.
PRIM ART TOPIC—A U ttla Olrl Help-
overcome, and he did « h a t the proph­
they Intended to toss Into It.
ln«
People in Linn county make it
et commanded. T he result of his obe­
Then steadying him self In the bow possible for the Enterprise to ex­
J U N IO R T O PIC —A Y oung G irl’s Berv-
dience was that bla flesh "came again
lea.
of the boat, Cap’n Edw ard« rose to the
ist. They pay regular prices.
Jf
IN TERM EDIATE A N D SEN IO R TOPIC as the flesh of a little child."
best o f hla alxty-flve years o f ability
—Bllaha Helping a Foreigner.
4. Naaman acknowledgea
Jehovah
outside advertisers want the serv­
and
stood
posed
w
ith
a
long
lance
In
YOUNG PEOPIJE A ND ADULT TOPIC
(▼. 15). A fte r bis cleansing he came
ice they must pay the same.
The
his hand ready to end everything.
- H o w to Ove cotna National and Racial
again to the prophet and said, "Now
Prejudice«.
Jnst at this moment, however, the Cheney Medical company offered
I know th a t there la no God In all the «'hale came out of Its reverie and 'his paper »9 a year for three years
earth, but In Israel.” T he vital point
I. Naam an’a F atal Defect (v. 1).
smacked the bow of the boat a gentle for eighteen lines in reading matter
o f teaching In this lesaon Is how near
He waa a great man, but a leper.
tap w ith Ita ta ll. Cap'n Edwards he
We disguise no advertising es
ly
Naaman
missed
being
healed.
He waa held in high esteem by th e
Ing la the bow of the boat he was new«.
In ’Paid-for Paragraphs”
T
he
three
enemies
which
almost
kept
king, because through him the S yri­
next seen struggling In the w ater and
him from being heeled w ere: (1) Pride yelling fo r some one to take him out. the eighteen lines would cost :toc
ans had been delivered from th eir ene­
4 week or »46 80 a year, which is
( r . 11). H e was Insulted because the
mies.
He
waa not only a capable
T h e Cooper brother« made uae of
what
a Hslseyile would pay. The
Bum
o
f
God
did
not
come
out
to
such
general, bnt waa a very brave man—
the momentary respite to looaen their
a distinguished man as be was. (2)
valorous.
Every unregenerate man.
harpoon line. And the whale went on Cheney offer being refused, it was
Preconceived
opinion
(v. 11).
"J Ita way.
regardless o f his gift« end possessions,
T h e whalers then devoted raised to $10 a year with the an.
’ ’This ¡a the best
has thia one fata l d efe c t H e may he thought." M any sinners procrastinate th eir attention to rescuing Cap'n E d­ nouncement:
because they have preconceived opln- , wards, and to expreaalng In broad we can do.’’ It went into i he w»ale
a mighty w arrior, a greet orator, a
Iona as to how God ought to save. (3) terms th e ir dealre fo r vengeance.
gifted w riter, a roan o f profound learn­
basket.
We will not ask H ilw y
Prejudice (v. 12). Rivera o f Damas­
ing, an honorable statesman, hut If be
people to support a medium thru
cus are better than Jordan.
Count- j
la an unbeliever In C h ris t he Is a lost
which nostrums are puffed for
less thousands are loet by these ene
sinner— leper. Leprosy la a type of
•w aken* Own« e Mountain
practically nothing.
ralea.
God
haa
provided
only
one
way
«In. Note Ita characteristics:
Spokane Is said to he tbe ooly city
Loathsome, hereditary, Infections, to aava men from their sins— the way In Areerira to own a mountain, Il la
o f the Cross.
Three carloads of mohair started
th irty mile« from the city a 4 la
separating, deatructiv», deceitful, In­
from Albany for Boston last wr?k.
celled Mount Spokane.
The Halsey Athletic club de-
feated the Shedd-Peoria aggrega­
tion last night in a rough-and-
tumble game.
Numerous tumbles
and very poor shooting were the.
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