PA C K 3
H A L S B Y E N T E R P R IS E
J U N E 22, 1922
Politica ara silly at tbe best
Brownsville Briefs
—Madford Mail.
be has the repablioan nomination
A « lodepcadsat— N O T neutral— news­ and that in thia case is equivalent
(By Carmelita Woodworth)
paper- published every Thureday,
W ANTED
The Brownsville Good Citizen­
to election. We merely slate the
Funeral services for Barbara
by W m . H . & A. A. W H E E L E R .
ship league has nearly 200 mem­
Church,
7-year-old
daughter
of
facts so that oar readers may see
Wm. H. W hcki . kb Ed ito r.
bers.
»«■' -*
E. L. Church aud wife, were held
M m A A W hcblhk business Manager wbat to expect.
and Local News Editor.
Tuesday morning at the Methodist
It was not ability, bat length of church. Rev. Mr. Morris offici­
t Get our prices on
Subscription., Ji.50 a year in advance. 1 ,u PP°ic<I service, that put the man ated.
Transient advertising, 25c an inch; per- 00 tbe ways and means committee,
Miss Elaine Woodworth returned
“/ . f e e
N° dUcou"' ,ut
where a person with force of char- Monday evening from Lacomb,
In '' Paid-for Paragraph«,” 5c a lin e .
acter might have influenced finer). «here she bad beeu for a week
No advertising disguised as news.
of all sizes.
eial legislation in the interest of
Among Brownsville people whi
taxpayers.
The apathy of the ittended tbe B. Y. P. U.. confer­
We have Ford tires at all
H A L S E Y , Linn Co., Ore.. June 22, 1922
voters is responsible for the burden ence were Cecil Harrison aud
prices
laughter Edua, Mrs, Florence
of taxation they carry.
We
carry
a good line o f
Harrison, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs
AN " ECONOMIST ’’
Will pay ^ 2 ° per pound, delivered
accessories
and Ford
Hazel Moyer and Rev. M. S
President Harding's demand Woodworth and children, Valorus
parts.
Charles Childs is one of tlLe
__ fbat congress pass the tariff and and Carmelita.
We would be pleased to have you in ­
republican candidates for the "hip subsidy bills before it adjorns
vestigate our line before buying.
Mrs.
Lilab
Hannah
spent
picnic
Albany
legislative assembly from Linn aud that it give those measure- veek in this city as tbe guest ol
precedence over the bonus bill
County. With three candidates constitutes fair notice that be has her parents, VV. A. Harrison and
Third and Lyon, Albany, Ore.
he came out second in the prim begun to exercise bis functions as wife.
F I T ARCHIE CORNELIUS
Plione
263R
leader
of
the
republican
party,
It
aries, running behind Mr. Ach
Misses Peggy Irene Harrison and
Edna Haverland baye returned
eson. They too will probably be is high time. — Oregonian.
from
Scio, where they had been
E xp ert
workmanship. Watches
and
elected, for such is party govern
Since be was one of the republic
visiting for several days.
clocks a specialty.
ment. Previously to the prim an members of the senate who as­
Mrs. bam Wilson of Oregon City and fell, Pbysciaus say be will is doubtful as to whether the oan* H A L S E Y
OREGON
anys the Oregon Voter, indors­ sailed Wilson for “ dictation” of
is here as the guest of her sister, recover.
nery could succeed.
ing him, gave a sk«*rco of his re­ legislation be bas learned several Mrs. S. B. Sawyer.
C .C . B R Y A N T
The following items want astray
Misses Hulda Hammond, Evelyn
cord in the house of which he things from his new standpoint as
Miss Claudia Householder of
ATTORNEY A T LAW
has been a member longer than president. And the newly-aequired Roseburg is being entertained at in tbe mails last weekend reached Scbildmeyer, Jessie Pyburn and
this office, with tbe envelope Dorothy McCollum weut to Cor­
anybody else—long enough to knowledge leads him to follow the home of her sister, Mrs. Louie stamped
Cusick Bank Building,
’‘Missent,” after the vallis to remain at O. A C. for
know better than to do some of the example which he once con Howe.
Enterprise had gone to press:-
two weeks as representatives of tbe
Albany, Oregon.
temned, ‘‘A wise man sometimes
the things he does.
Brownsville’s pioneer picnic was
A uumber of Brownsville people canning club hers, aud to receive
changes his mind; a fool never.’ again a success. There were at attended tbe strawberry fair at useful instructions in cooking, etc.
He and his wife get $8 a day
large number of out-of-town visitors Lebanon, Jnne 9 and 10, and pro­
during the sessions, and no doubt
Mrs. W. C. Cooley is spending
More and more it becomes evi and the attendance was good. An nounced it better than usual.
tbe vacation at Seaside.
she is worth it, for she is a wo­ dent that the public attitud» excellent program was presented
Mrs. K. G. Turner attended
man of ability.
to moving pictures b a s-changed, each day of the celebration. One commencement at O. A. C. She
Misg Shirley Hemenway of Cres­
of
tbe
best
features
of
the
affair
The Voter says that Childs with good effect. Instead of a was the speech by Senator Sam was accompanied home by her well came as the guest af Mrs.
daughter, Miss Margaret Turner, Hazel Moyer during the pioneer
built up a reputation as a fighter tram of divorces, remarriages and Garland ou the first day
who will spend a short vacation picnio.
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of extravagance, so much so scandalous escapades making an
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Tbe American Legion success here.
that he has been kept on the actor more desirable as an attrac- fully staged the “ Battle of Big
No party ever dared to nominate
Miss Elaine Woodworth left Mon­
as once
was - - the
case,
the | Medows.” The performance
wa>
r, n j n
u
n u
II means
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V committee
U III t i l l L i f t * I tion,
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ways
and
or bring forward any man but an
day
for
a
visit
at
Lacomb
She
since 1917. 1)04*9 anybody notice loudly immoral are being driven very realistic and the fireworks
honest man for president. —Lady
*that extravagance has been pre- I,rom the »t»ge by loss of patron- j Utracted » great.deal of attention, will be the guest of Rev. Mr. Boyce. Astor.
Brownsville will not have a can­
Robert McFarland fell from
vented and taxi** lessened since • £ • * _____
cherry tree and was seriously in­ nery this year, owing to the fact
America consumed a dollar’s
1917 by this fighter of extrawa
Lagt week two pr op~ ^ r8 of
jured
He was attempting to that Oren Stratton, the main fruit­ worth of beet sugar per head ot
gance on the ways and means hotel at Seattle were sentenced to catch hold of a swing rope, but grower of this section, has contract­ population last year. One-fourth
committee!
one and two years respectively in meesured the distanoe incorrectly ed his berries to Eugene. With, of that dollar was dna to tbs
out this large share of produce it customs tariff.
When his legislative career be- prison for selling liquor, sod on the
gan Oregon was attractive to im same day a Portland bootlegger
migrants because taxes were low chose a jail ssnteuce in leiu of a
. I.
and the state was out of debt. I’ 250 fine. It looks as though pro­
and
prohibit those
Now they are repelled by the hibition would
fellows
from
liquor
selling for a
facts that taxes on farms are
while.
equal to their rental value, or
Some fru it lias beeu ruined by pre
rentable fleets this year. Some ma)
more, and the state groans under
Some people say that the 1150, yet be saved that w ill be lost unless pre
a bonded debt that coming gen 000 that Pinchot’s victory in the I ren tive measures are taken in time.
L ik e ra in y others you are p lan nin g a trip ’ into the great out­
We sell sprayers and all kinds of fungi
orations will have to carry.
doors, and try in g to decide on th a t vacation spot.
Pennsylvania primaries cost him I cides,
insecticides and sprayng material
Let us assist by providing you w ith a copy of our 1920 “ O R E ­
As a member of the ways and was too much. Well, now, was’nt it Come in and tell us your needs and
| team how small w ill be tlie expense ol
G O N O U T D O O R S " F O L D E R . I t is beautifully illustrated aad
means committee the Voter says just as legimats and as “ necessary' ’ saving your fruit.
brim m ing fu ll of details about resorts in western Oregon.
“ he must hear his ahare of the »■ Newberry’s $190,000 which the
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blame in 1921 session for bring (United States senate approved
If you are not a sub­
mg in appropriation bills provid without batting an eye?
ALBANY, OREGON
mg $2,200,1 MM) for purpoees new
scriber to tbe Halsey
The shrioers bad their parade I
and different from those covered
in 1919 session; also for bring­ io a rainstorm in Sau Francisco)
Enterprise and a copy
ing in hills so late that no mem last week. 'I bey might better have
Wo
make
a
western
her could d accomplish any th in g |ha<1 their 8stherl08
s sent to you, please
Specialty of
in attenq i'ting to reduce this total p r#gOn’ whôre the weather was
Friendship,
examine it and see if
In 1917, when he was a __ 1 flue—likewise the water.
Engagement and
puted fighter of extravagance, he
t is such a newspaper
The way the bonus to ships tbst
Wedding
oppowed the original $5,000,000
to
run
saloons
is
being
steam-rollered
road bonding bill; aince then he
Rings
as you would like to
T u t a g o o * q o u trrv B eaches
N ewport . v - t » b -S ea
came around to the support of through congress ought to dry tbs
M . F rench & sons ;
*• \
C.MT8 r l * « N ational P akk
mad bomb, amounting
many |
d e K °Cra,,f, Wh°
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
200 T on s
R oyal Anne
C h e r r ie s
STENBERG BROS.
T IR E S
Foote Bros* Garage
W ATCHMAKER & Jeweler
w u d v
h
i l
i
You
Can
Help
Us
to
Help
You
j
Kill
I the
Pests
Save
the
Fruit
Murphy Seed Store
Excursion Tickets '
Cost Less
This Year
more millions ami got a salaried tZJr.Gng
’
'Ue " d‘9in'
position under the highway com |
mission, thus diverting aome of
The l.te .t flapper to startle an
< proceeds of thoae bonds into already gasping world wears a
bis own pocket. What brought lh'mble on her finger in public.
about this conversion! Did he, ~ J unct,on City T’mes.
like Saul of Tarsus, see a brightj U th»‘
ALBANY
O ukcoN 's P osagy, L a k e , R iv e r and M ountain R esorts
N ational M onument
Y osemite N ational P are
OREG.
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O rkgo R'L' avbs
sflasta mountain R esorts
.
For fares, train schedules, beautiful
J mor A. Tussing
LAWYER AND NOTARY
B rownsville , O kkoon
ligbt, and did it emanate from.
the great American dollarf
.
'Y Sear s & Sons of Albany
ii.,
. . .
nave the coutract, for the doom
Practical Shoe
hl .M f V *
,l”'
Btowneville
Repairing.
ticket bill, which would have en I woolen mill
«'•led the boss of a gang of ignor
Fine
*nt men to vote them for the
Dress Shoes a Specialty
party without their knowing
" h*f were the men or measure*
501 Lyon st , Alhany, Oregon,- • j
fhry voted for. And he b4>eame
the boss of a gang of men.
He
voted
for the
injunction bill, which
WILDEY LODGE NO. 65.
have prevented courta from
Regular meeting next Saturday
restraining the picketing strikers
night.
who were assaulting, maiming
aud murdering workers during Three Reasons
fke longshoremen'a strike in
why you should have us examine
Office 1st door south ol school house
your eyes. First, ws give a scientific
Portland recently.
examination
Second, we never ad­
Halsey. Oregon.
He voted for more salary in vise glasses M le s s they are really
Dealer
in Real Estate.
needed, and T h ird , if you need glasses
crease bills than he opposed.
we w ill have them made under our per­
Handles Town ami Country Propert)
He introdun-d but failed to sonal supervision.
G ive h im a call and see if he can fix
yon up.
pass the moving picture censor
ship graft.
He ia evidently an extrava
gance fighter, but on which side
O p t v m e t r is t .
Elsctric Haircutting, Massaging I
does he fight f
ALBAN*
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A
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and Shampooing.
The foregoing Is not written
Harold
Albro.
I leaning aid Pressing 1
with any Idea of prejudicing M r
Manufacturing optician.
Childs' prospect of re-election,
E. C . M IL L E R
,
Southern Pacific Lines
J O H N M. SC O TT.
General Passeagsr A gent
A. Peterson
I. 0 . O. F.
W. J. Ribelin
BARBER SHOP
fold er, or other psrticnlRfS a jk
agents
-
encourage.
If you are pleased
with tbe efforts of tbe
publishers to produce a
i
'
paper that will be a
credit to tbe community
send
in
$1.50 and
yoii will receive
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numbers containing tbe
Cave Man Stuff
cream
Badt In the beginning of things our »reh iato rir r„ .i—
S S S S K L E ,b' " " h
- S t S S S S r S
the tracks of the game he
leaf or broken tw ig was heat off in I ,ft
I hen, as now, the most const as t rwA/lar
dreeead, best fed and most contested
H° CO,° W ,o,,ow
mt.anmg o a twisted
“ ’ vert.siag
was best
T h e re ha« been something of. an evo lm io «
a
ths last few thousands of year. be , .x
, O" 10 »dvertisjng
The cons latent r a X I f
I f
^ n c r p le i . Jn. , , he s. m,
informed on what to eat end v J e r e T * "V *? '* i n r , n , b l T b es t
how much to P s y f o r i « . r h . , “i ^
2
OX' , i ‘’. ’rh ’ ‘ to —
«be most
t a i portaat « v t . g , ™
the
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life.
Thonghonj the
liveab le and pleasant.
a d v e rtid i r y ,«
W e Owe h nw eb.
of
the
local
news, several good sto­
ries and some editorial
•
-k
comment, wise or oth­
erwise.
If a hundred or twd
will do this we shall be
able every week, instead
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W*
of occasionally, to give
you six or eight pages,
instead of four.