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H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
M A Y 25, 1922
BRO W N SV ILLE CLUBS
H A LSEY E N T E R P R IS E |
Agree
with
thine enemy
An independent— N O T neutral—new*- quickly, whilst thou art in the way
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with h im .” The bitter-ender
by W m . H . A A. A. W H E E L E R .
likely to be bitten, in the end.
Wm. H. W mxk LXB Editor.
FREE!
F o r a lim ite d tim e o n ly
we a r e g iv in g ABSO
LU TELY F R E E w ith
e v e r y r e g u la r V a c u u m
C u p T ire p u r e n a s e d _
Sheep, Poultry, Canning,
Homemaking, Sewing
Money . to Loan L W e
make
farm
oans for oue of
the largest x a ITXX n in su sa ncb compa
nibs and are prepared io give you any
kino of a loan you desire
Low in-
teres» rates. Long term, ami prtDay-
ment privilege of $100 or m ultiple o i l
(Farm Bureau New»)
any interest date. W rite
M u . A A. W11EBI.KK Buaineaa Manager
and Local News Editor.
Peterson A M cC ully, Eugene, Ote
The
Brownsville schools hare
In the first article io the maga-
organized
through
the
help
of
Supt.
rine section of last Sunday’s Port
Subscriptions, $1.50 a year in advance land Journal is the statement that
R. E. Baker the following clubs;
Transient advertising, 25c an inch; per
“
The
*bear-hug'
so
often
used
in
The Sewing club will be led by
manent, 20c. N o discount for time
or space.
speech has no foundation in fact."
Mrs. H. Wilson. The officers are
In ' Paid-for Paragraph«," 5c aline.
And in the same day’s Albany
Mary Wooddy president, ,Lois
Noadvertising disguised as news.
G O O D R IC H ,
Democrat Rev. J. W.
Craig of
Henderson vice-president and Bon-
Brownsville,
77
years
old,
is
quoted
nee Kitchen secretary. The other G O O D Y E A R a n d F I S K
H A L S E Y , Linn Co., Ore.. May25, 1922
The extra thickness of the Vacuum Cap Tread, pins the extra plies of
as saying; “ My uncle came to his
members are Alice Hess, Nadine
fabric an I the good measure tread ol hundreds of stuidy non-akid Vacu
T IR E S
death in a peculiar fashion. *
Templeton, Clarissa Tindle, Oletlia i We _ U1
oo_n
.
.
um Cups, make Vacuum Cup Tires, at prevailing prices, the biggest value
g reat c r y , no wool
„
411 4
n ar
w in De open event ngs from now
A bear got hold of him out in
on the market.
Greene, Alberta Riffey, Florence on d uring the summer months
Come in and get a copy of the latest price schedule. You w ill be
Delegates dissolve the Genoa the hflle of southern Oregon and
Please do not call Sunday u n its , neces-
Hess, Gladys M itchell, Margaret
agreeably surprised. G et your sea«on’s tire eq uipment today and a free
eonference amid mutual congrat □rushed him to death.” Here we
“ fy-
Yours tru ly,
Davis,
Leta
Tycer,
Lola
Tycer,
tube with every tire purchased.
illations on its success, though have both sides ot the story.
Buena Samuel, Lucile Rauch, Ver-
they know that it has failed of its
nita Mitchell, Mary Hinton, M yr
mam purpose.— Oregonian.
Democrats are rejoicing over the I
tle Kumler and Gennie Sullivan.
The same may be said of the division of the republican camp in -I
The officers of the Canning club
F U R N IT U R E
are Mrs. B. M. Hammond leader,
Washington conference,
whose to two factions on the K. K. K
Helen McClain president, Marvel
muni purpose was to allay the fear issue and predicting the election 1
We m ake a
Lawrence vice-president and Clara
of
a
democratic
governor.
Hate
is
I
of war with Japan.
The latter
S
p e c ia lty o f
Dougherty secretary. The follow,
LAW N M OW ERS
O ur prices are mad* with
pow.-r Il ia confirmed the Washing, more powerful than love in politics,
ing are the other members of the
F r ie n d s h ip ,
x-» . _ _
the object of m aking sales
club: Edna Hedlund, Ruth Large,
t o i denies and violated all of but the democracy would better
a
r
d
e
n
h
o
s
e
E
ngagem ent and
I Neva Large, Hulda Hammond,
them. She baa promised to release not be too sure. Party hatred
Come in and get prices.
|
Alice
H
ultz
and
Belle
Burson.
W e d d in g
her hold on Chinese and Russian may over.balance faction hatred
H. A. Wilsou will lead the Paul-
territory, but is increasing her and dash their hopes.
R
in g s
try club, of which Phillip Tussing
military forces in those places and
is president, H arry Sawyer vice-
F. M. F ren c h & sons
The Good Citzenship league at I
it is reported that she is
even
president and James Wada secre
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ALBANY
OREG.
tary.
The other members are
building fortifications in Siberia. Brownsville is not confining its j
C all a t m y office a n d le t’s ta lk it o v er.
Harold
Reynolds,
Frank
Hale,
And ubile the Canton and Pekin combative efforts to windmills and
I n s u r a n c e a n d fa rm lo a n s.
Paul Rippey,
Ralph
Lawrence,
A nong
“ governments” are carrying on dancing schoolma’ams.
Dave Callaway,
Harold Howe,
hopes to enrb art
h u t slight hostilities against each real evils
Archie Samuels, Merle Farrier,
ot‘ier the Manchurians, recently bootlegging and juvenile thievery.
W illiam Barr, Oliver Stevens and
Donald Davis.
deprive I of the dominance they
ATTORNEY A T LA W
The demands of the farmers |
Mrs. C. B. Lawrence is leader
had maintained for ages over all
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New
First N at’l Bank Bld’g,
tur* is more easily cored than cow-I of the North Brownsville Sewing
of China, are in revolt and are al were ignored in the consideration j
peas alone, constitutes a well-balanced club, Wanda McHargue president
Albany, Oregon.
leged, though without confirming of the tariff bill in committee and
ration. and Is relished by all kinds of and Luciie Davis secretary.
Other
farm stock. Both the sweet sorghums
proof, to have Japanese backing. then came the Pennsylvania crash.
members of the club are Thelma
and the kafirs are used. T he Amber
Fox, E m ily Peachy, Opal Ruch,
I f Japan does not, a few years
sorghum Is most generally favored.
The “ farm bloc” may be voted
Amor A. Tussing
hence, have absolute power in Si
When grown In rows, the Sumac and Ciara Bramwell, Mildred Rauch
down in congress, but not in tht
■ru.d Nina Matlock.
orange
varieties
o
f
sorghum
are
fully
beria md Mauchuria, as now in
The Homemaking club includes
L A W Y E R AND NOTARY
Greater Variety and Larger Yield as good as the amber since they grow
country.
Korea, the signs of the times are
larger and stronger plants. The whip Miss P. I. Harrison leader, Jean
of Feed Is Obtained and
difficult to interpret.
B rownsville , O regon
In nominating Piuchot the peo-
poorwill, Iron, unknown and clay va Baker president, Elsie Stevens vice-
Easier to Cure.
Isolation is getting the United pie of Pennsylvania have declared
rieties of cowpea require about the president and Beatty Coshow sec«
same time to m ature as the sorghums retaiy, with Alice Knight, Doris
States nowhere except into the themselves free and independent
and therefore should be used In place Wright, Laura Peachy, Virginia
background, in diplomacy or in of the old state machine. But thit- j
of the e a rlie r sorts. Harvesting with Shelton and Helen Hale members.
action had no bearing on national
commerce, and four-power and
a mowing machine Is most satisfac
Sewing club No. 2 consists
policies.— Albany Herald.
tory.
nine power treaties will come to
Two doors north of the hotel.
of Mrs. Dorothy Stevenson leader,
When sown "broadcast" fo r hay, the
Excellent M ixture for 8llaga end Is
Jessid Pyburn president,
Helen
naught, as they always have doue
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E I . I . . Wood- I
,,p “ " " » - » •'» '■ « ‘ ¡on guar-
Being Extensively Used on D airy
in the past.
One “ Ton Tested” Tube
H
ALSEY
GARAGE
"of corresponding size
Foote Bros.
P A IN T S and O IL S
GENERAL HARDW ARE
G
it
HILL & CO
W. Moore, Realtor.
C .C . B R Y A N T
GROWING COWPEA
IN COMBINATION
Shoe Repair Shop
CORN USED QUITE GENERALLY
G o o d B a r g a in s
During the month of June only we I
are offering you a W altham
A “ scientist’’ declares that apes
h ii I monkeys can lie devoloped in
to humans in 150 years by wise
bidding and culture. Another
» h i man says he knows how to
make a man live forever, unless
killed by accident. Still another
sci.intist sajs he can build a gun
th
will shoot men up to the
moon.
If all these wise men
would only take that trp l
Movies are being reformed from
the inside and the public approves
Io a vote on movies favorites in
New York 476,860 votes were cast
mid no'divoreee or wild-life celeb
rity got ten per cent of them
(lie claim that naughty stuff is
given because the people demand
it is disproved, No movie censor
grafters are needed.
310 size, 15-jewe,,with fine
gold filled quality esse, for
Regularly sella as high as $40
Also Prench indestructible
$21
Pearl Necklace
w ith diamond clasp 24
inches in length, for___
$10
I hese are real bargains,
A R C H IE C O R N E L IU S
Coming to Albany
Dr. Mellenthin
S p e c ia lis t
of seed being well mixed and sown at
the same time. Usually the beet rate
to sow la about one bushel of cow
peas and h alf a bushel of sorghum
seed to the acre. W here the grain d rill
la not available fo r sowing, the cow
pea seed should be disked or harrowed
In. and the sorghnm should then be
sown while the land Is rough, the
seed being covered w ith a drag h ar
row or weeder.
Farmers, Attention
D och N o t O p e r a te
FOR SALE
TWO DAYS ONLY
E . L M artin.
Route X Box 77, Halt •V.
weak
patter editor and
»
nell-diager
— Manfacturer.
Is the rest of
better?
the eenate
any
to« fail to call, as improper measures
| rather than disease are very often the
auae of your long standing trouble.
M arried women must be accompanied
>v their husbands
Address;
Oll», Npuu.
a Specialty
I. O. 0 . F.
in
Real
Estate.
336 Boston block, Mtneap-
yell leader, Anna Heiuricb and
Elactric H aircutting, Massaging
Pearl Pebrason.
and Shampooing.
Officers this year have been in
order Alberta Koontz, Louiee Rob-
Cleaning a id Pressing.
oetv, DeLoe Clark, Anna Heinrioh,
Janet Boggs and W illis Kirk (ser
geant-at-arms).
The senior cless has planned to
A R C H IE C O R N E L IU S
give its play Saturday, May 27
From the work it has been put-
ting on it, it promises to be an
entertaining play
The title ie E x p e rt workmanship. Watches and
“ M r Bob” . You can’t afford to
clocks a specialty.
miss it!
HALSEY
OREGON
The botany class took the hike
to the hills near Brownsville last
Tuesday afternoon for specimens.
The weather has hitherto been too
unfavorable to permit its going
•‘ooner, consequently some of the
hikes will have to be given up.
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work done promptly and
The junior class haa been re- reasonably. Phone No. 26V.9
quested to give its play agaix, but
on account of the rovaltv and the
I interference with the senior play W R I G H T & P O O L E
it has decided not to do so; uever-
L IC E N S E D F U N E R A L D IR E C T O R S
¡ess the compliment is greatly
H A R R IS B U R G
LEBANON
tppreciated. The class also takes
Fhooe 35
phone 15
this means of thanking the people
Branches
at
of Halsey for the assistance given
B row nsville, Phone .1 7 0 5 .
m the production of the play, by
the loaning of household goods, Hxlsey Phone 166, F rank K irk , M gr
etc
Don’t forget the senior play’
as this will be the last given by
the high school this year.
E. C . M IL L E R
V fT
F. M. GRAY,
Drayman.
Three Reasons
why you should have n t examine
your e yes: First, we give a scientific
examination
Second, we never ad
vise glasses unless they are ¡really
needed, and T h ird , if yon need glasses
we w ill have them made under our per
sunal supervision.
lungs.
. ’ ’ “ 1 b* rr,u« th» legislature rheumatism, sciatica. leg ulcers sad rev-
ine worst and most inefficient mob | tai ailments
we have ia the one we have sent
I f you have been ailing (orany length
to congress.
if tim e and do not get any hetter, do
I he terni bloc in the senate con
sista of twenty lawyer», oae news
Dress Shoes
W ATCHMAKER & Jeweler
Wo need leaders in Congrs..,
He has to hia credit wonderful reaulte
everywhere—the dream that ther>
n diseases of the stomach. liv e r, bow
la leail-r-hip in the mob ia ended
I ela, blood, akin, nervea, heart, bladder,
"—Manufacturer.
catarrh,
A. Peterson
Dealer
1 Jersey Cow (fresh)
2 Holsteins
Office hours 10 s. m. to 4 p. tn.
wetting,
C 0B B LER >
BARBER SHOP
M onday a n d T u esd a y
J * u n e 12 a n d 13
l b* J
th e
Shire Stallion
HOTEL ALBANY
'Citi», gall stones, ulcers ol stomach,Tm
ila or adenoids
,
JE W E T T
Zimmerman’s
W ill be at
No C h arg e fo r C onsultation
.„ ,1
anteed.
Although the cowpea can be satis-
factortly grown alone. It Is more ad
Practical Shoe
vantageously grown fo r hay In com
Repairing.
binatlon with other crops. When grown
F in e
In this manner, not only Is a greater
variety and larger yield of feed ob-
ulned, but the mixed hay Is much
Excellent results are obtained by
more easily cured and handled. Oom
is used quite generally w ith cowpeas, sowing cowpeas and sorghums togeth
501 Lyon i t , Albany, Oregon,
but only to a slight extent for hay. er In celtlvated rows 2H to 8 feet
The crop most w idely used w ith cow- apart-
This method requires about
pena for hay Is sorghum, both sweet 45 pounds of cowpeas and about one
sorghums and kafirs, although other third of a bushel o f sorghum seed te
crops, such as sudan grass, Johnson the acre.
High School Notes
grass, soy beans and m illet, are used.
W IL D E Y LODGE NO. 65.
Cowpeas and Com.
The Junction City Times thinks ( Received
week after the prin«
Regular meeting next Saturday
The cowpea Is an excellent crop to that if Conan Doyle is so certain ‘2LS were ovorrun with copy.)
| night.
grow with corn fo r silage, and It Is that dying ia a very pleaant ex-
8tudent body met last Friday
being nsed extensively for this pur
perience he might try a little of it and officers for the following year
pose on many dairy farms, especially
himself. He probably w ill, some! were nominated. Election will
In the northern p art of the cowpea
day.
take place in two weeks. 1 hose
area.
nominated are as follow». Preei-
I f grown w ith corn fo r other than
Office 1st door south of school house
■r
silage purposes, cowpeas are allowed
dent, Kenneth
Cross,
Wayne
Halsey. Oregon.
to ripen a la ir percentage of pods,
Robertson and Louiee Robinett:,
which are gathered for seed and the
vice-presideut,
Preston Newton;
Before you breed your mares see
Handles Town and Country Property.
remainder pastured. T ills method not
secretary, W ilm etta Forster and
G ive h im a call and tec i f he can fix
only gives a crop of com but also
Grace Robinson; treasurer, LaVelle
you up.
sufficient cowpea seed fo r sowing the
Palmer and Anna Heinrioh (de
next season, and the residue makes
clined nomination); reporter, Janet
either a hay crop or a fa ir amount of
Boggs (declined nomination), De-
grazing for stock. I d many parts of A t Halsey Fridays
Etta Robnett and Mearle Straley;
the South, especially In the sugar-
Hot.
p 't . j tuaubiiit- did urgt
the voters to defeat Piochot it
Dr. M elleothin is a regular graduate 1
Pennsylvania and thus indorse the I in medicine and surgery and is li*
|c.*nsed by the state ol Oregon.
lie
national
administration I
And.
• ) ..! P — u » u
-------- I visits professionally the more important
now t h a t Pmchot has (ba party’» L w „ . a n d « , , e. and o ff.,» to . » who
nomination, how loudly they pro- I call on this trip free consultation except
claim t h a t th e » q u ib b le w as purely I ’*1* expense of treatiuent when desired.
a state affair and had nothing to
According to his method of treatmen t
he does oof operate for chronic append*
do with national affaire!
Y „
worth, Elsie Weed, Ellen Baker,
Marie Darling, Dorothy M cC al
lum, Vesta Matlock, Gladys Hayes,
Veeta Cushman, Margaret Lane,
Maude Ray, Ruth Large, Neva
Large,
Marvel Lawrence and
Gretia Harrison members.
The Sheep club is composed of
Kenton Thompson president, Del
bert Shea vice-president, Robert
I McFarland secretary and Marion
Davidson, Burnell
White, Paul
W right, Floyd Farrier, Ellia Fen-
I nel, and Royal Ackerman mem
ber».
W. J. Ribelin
in In te rn a l M edicine fo r th e
p a st eleven y ears
1 wo ol the jurymeu who con .
vioted seven I. W. W. member» of
second degree murder at Centralia
have signed a onnfeesioa that they
violated their oaths in bringing in
that verdict.
Whether the con
vioted uien get out of jail or not
thoee juror» ought to be put in.
One of those signers has already
recanted his recantation.
(P r e p a r 'd b r t h . U n ite d S ta te . D e p .r t t n .n l
or A < rtc u ltu r e .)
Wrist Watch,
>t
Farms— Sorghums end Kafirs
Also Favored.
C owpeas G ro w in g W ith Sorghum.
nene districts o f Louisiana, cowpeas
Instead o f being pastured ere harvest
ed for hay a fte r the corn has been
gathered.
Cowpeas and Sorghum.
Cowpea* grown In combination with
sorghum make an excellent hay or
Silage crog. As a har crop Hite mtx-
CJo/ezrc e tris t.
A l b a n y
o acb ,
Harold Albro.
Maaufactunng op'kiao.
FA RM ERS i ” “2 ,
Metal Oil Barrel,
Fifty-gallon , brass faucet ; $3.
Enterprise office.
articles wo longer^neevled. or succeeded
oy b etter onea. which somebodv would
1»«» to obtain. An adveriisem rnt the
•use o f thw . coating 25c, m ight find a
tmyer end covert what is
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’ f a i r Hash into good V