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VOL. X
HALSEY. LINN COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JU N E 2*, 1823
NO. 43
JULY 4th and buy
an OLDSMOBILE or some
Goodyear or Kelly-Springfield Tires
C om e to Albany
HALSEY STATE BANK
22:18 : Thou »halt not «after a witch to
live.
Brownsville Briefs
How do wo know that a fa lion an­
gst In occultism Impersonated Python?
(By Carroelita Woodworth)
(1) In the Greek of Arts 16: Id
I
Fnneral
services for Gordon
the dsmssl Is said to have been pop-
aassed by the spirit of Python: A Callaway, 4-yaar-old son of Nad
certain damsel posses«»] with the Callaway and wife, war» bald Tuss-
, day * t the Masonic cemetery,
spirit of Pytbun (margin) met ns.
(2) St. Paul cast out a fallen angel Rav. A. M. McClain officiating.
from her, Acts 16: 18: Paul . , .
Rev. C. G. Morris and family
said to the spirit ■ • • Como not
of her. And he came out the snmo started on a motor trip Sunday for
| southern Oregon. They will b«
hour.
Haw must wa Scripturally aonaldar gone for about two weeks.
spiritism and occultism with all thair
Mise Beaaia McDonald, who haa
methods. Ilka trances, visions, mental
spent several months hare with her
telepathy, payee-therapy, materialise,
sister, Mra. John M illar, haa gone
1
tlona, table rapping and tippings, as-
«no.», planchettea, ouija boards, maa- to The Dalles, where she will join
eagea by card shuffling and writing, her father.
opening the Bible a* random for an­
When yon think of the
Among Brownsville people who
“Found to be Sane. ”
swers to questions, sto., ate.f
attended the celebration in houor
(1) As method» through which dev­ of Rev. Joab Powell at Providence
A ragged, barefooted mao, who
_
(B y Anna Pennell)
ils— not dead people—operate. Deut were Rev. M. 8.
Woodworth.
declared that he bad killed Sheriff
32: 17: They sacrificed unlo devils, Cecil Harrison, Hazel Moyer. Mrs.
Glenn
H ill and family are Kendall and Elder Healy, appeared
-
you think of
not to God ; to god» whom they know
«pending a few week* at Beloap at the home of W illiam Zellmsr at
not, 2 Kings 21: 1, 8, «: Manasseh Clara Lawrence and Rlaina Wood-
Springs.
Shedd Thursday and asked for
i . . .
did thst which was evil In worth.
the sight of the Lord, after the abom­
dinner,
which
was
given
him.
Mayor and Mrs. I . E. W hita
Raymond Shedd went back to
ina t Ions of the heathen . . .
ho and daughters Blauche and Ethel
He hung around, alternately
Corrallia laat week to go to sum-
.
.
.
worshipped
all
the
lio»t
of
sitting staring into vacancy darting
left Munday afternoon for Hutehi-
trier school.
heaven, and dealt with fam iliar spirits
into the woods and climbing treas
aon, Kansas. Daring thair two
(2)
As
heathen
abominations,
D
ent
Stanley 8atchwell, who has bean and Ed Zimmerman rboned to
18:9-12: Thou shalr not learn to do af­ months' ahsenoe, Counoilman W.
attending summer school, came Halsey to Deputy Sheriff Walton
ter the abominations of those nations; I. Shelton will act aa mayor.
home Saturday evening.
who picked the fellow up and took
. . .
consultar wllh fam iliar spirits,
Mra. Henry Robertson attended
him to Albany.
or a necromancer: for all that do these the rose show in Portland last
C.
C.
Dickson, who
haa
things
are
an
abomination
unto
the
He
told
Mr.
Walton
that
he
had
R E M E M B E R U S F O R T IR E S
week.
been to California, returned home
t/u-d: and because of these abomina­
come from Mapleton, but could not
Saturday evening.
tions
the
Lord,
thy
God
doth
drive
Roy M iller has gone to Condon,
C O M P L E T E G A R A G E S E R V IC E
say how, unless he had ridden the
the heathen out from before thee.
where he will ba employed for the
He thought hie
Mr. McElyane and son Howard brakebeams.
(8) As polluting practices. Lev. 18;
MASON CORDS
next two months in the harvest
drove to Portland Sunday.
name might be Carlson, but was
81 : Regard not them that have fam il­ fields.
not sure about it, and he was quiet­
iar
spirits
.
.
.
to
be
defiled
by
Mrs. Cell Thompson left last est when his mouth was full of
them.
Misses Shirley
and Maxine
week for Newport, where she ex­
strong tobacco.
He showed no
What ara tba Seriptur lly enjoined Hemenway of Creswell are visiting
pects to visit for about two weeks. indications of having] been drink­
punishments of thair devotee»?
here aa the gueat of thair annt,
Lydia Gregory, who has been ing.
Lav. 20 : 27 : A man also or woman Mrs. Hazel Moyer. They will he
A t Albany he was given a bed
that hath a fam iliar spirit . . .
visiting her sister in
Noti, has
accompanied home by Carmelite
shall surely be put to- death. 1 Chron. Woodworth.
in the jail and went to bed with
come borne.
Short
Stories
of
Happenings
in
Linn
County
Generally
10: 18: So Saul died •• • . for ask­
bin boots, which he had not lost
ing counsel of one that had a fam iliar
Mias E tn a Gregory, who has while runniug barefooted, on.
and
in
Halsey
Particularly
spirit, to Inquire of It. Mai. 8: B: I c M r. and Mrs. Paul Jackson and
been ill the laat few days, is better.
The Herald says county officials
will be a swift witness against the their eon and daughter, aged I t
found him to he "of good health,
Mrs. Ida Robson ia taking a
Mrs. Hugh Leeper was at Tan-1 pointed sheriff to suoceed the sorcerers , . . • »alth the Lord of and 17 respectively, who came
with uo evidence of mental de­
hoots. Rev. 21: 8 : Sorcerers . . . from Germauy, have been working
motor trip with her father and
gent Monday,
murdered Kendall. M r. D u o la p • shall have their part In the lake which
ficiency," and ao was turned loose
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Abraham.
F. M. Tindle and wife of Browns­ is a farmer, 38 years old, and was hnrneth with fire and brimstone, which h’r J. P. Barnett on his farm north
in the morning. The paper does
of Lauuaeter for their fond and
They expect to be gone about two
not state which officials gave this ville and Mrs. Tiodle’s sister, Mrs. s' noted ath lets at college fifteen la the second death.
clothijog aud $2 a weak aa the
weeks.
Moonshiners
and
vetdicL
Perhaps
their mental O'Meara ot Wisconsin, were in , years ago.
What should ba aur attitude toward wages of the four, thia being ia
Halsey
Monday
evening.
other
lawbreakers
may
find
him
spiritism and oocultlsml
Mra. Molly Myers of Spokano, status needs to be inquired into.
return for Barnett’s furnishing
who has been visiting her son,
J. L. Hood has bought an inter­ athletic still.
(11 Avoidance, Deut. 18: M l For transportation
from Germany,
Paving
with
concrete
will
liegin
these nations which thou «halt possess The family is nearly devoid of
Ray Meyers, left Sunday to visit
The only nation toast is now free est in Ed Stortt* Elite cafeteria
on tbe road to Harrisburg about heurkened unto observers of time«, und clothing and undernourished. A
friends in Jefferson.
from the hindrance of many Mo- and confectionery. The firm now is
Stortz & Hood. M r. Hood ia well the end of next week. W hile it is unto diviners; but aa for thee, the hearing was held and the family
bammedau
subjects,
therefore
free
Mrs. Nellie Satchwell is visiting
in progress and for 28 days tl e e- Lord thy God hath not suffered thee released.— Harrisburg Bulletin.
to deal with the Turk as he de­ known in Albany.
in Seattle.
after the rosd will be closed to so to do. (2) Opposition, Mph. 6: 12:
serves, is the United States, but
We wreetla against wicked spirits
The oil-well drilling at Sweet
S. P. B rock of 8hedd, who 1- 80 we have no national interest io the Home is at first to lie confined to travel to allow the cement to hard­ [margin] In high places.
Raspberries and loganberries are
en. The mile Jand a half next to
years o'd, cut twenty-five cords of matter. The Turk is likely to go
By What means ean aur rsplstanea in the market, but not many of
welle about 350 feet deep whose ob­ town is expected to be open
wood last winter.
evaroema them I
them at Halsey. Small fruit and
liis own murderous way until some ject is to learn what oil indications
to travel in about two months.
(1 ) Ry the armor of God, Kph. 6: large, from strawberries to peart,
nation, perhaps Greece, becomes exist. I f the results are favorable
Meantime the parallel roads on
k * * - i * v a a a v i strong enough and angry enough a deep well will be sunk. Work is both sides of tbe Pacific highway 181 Wlwrefore take unto you the rot where they grow on farms b *
whole armor of God, tliut ye may he cause people are too but? harvest-
to dispose of him once for all. beginuing on the secood of the test
will need to be resorted to by able to withstand In the evil day. (2) ing to gather them and a little
U n til then one of the hopes awak­ welle.
W e H ave
travelers. The mile and a half re­ The Word of God, Eph. 6: 17: And town like Halsey cannot get tbe
ened by the wot Id war will remain
EVERY THING
Recommended as likely to con­ ferred to w ill probably be closed take . . .
the Rwt rd of the Sprllt,
fresh fruit its inhabitants would
unfulfilled. — Portland Oregonian. tinue Mr. Kendall’s course of
•>*--.
O ptical
from tomorrow on, to allow the which la the lV ird of God. (8) Pray­ buy— And hoboes ride the freight
seeking to enforce the law on curbing and sand and gravel to be er, Matt, fi : 13 : I-end us not Into temp­
aud agitators howl about untoa-
tation; hut deliver ns from evil.
E Y E STRAIN
W hat has become of those sun moonshiners end bootleggers, W. placed-
plovmcnt.
Is the Cause of Many
spots that tbe astronomers told tie J, Dunlap of Shedd has been ap­
(Continued on page 3)
and celebrate the occasion right.
MORTON g DOTSON
F ir s t a n d L y ? n .
Phone 69
D A Y all bills by check and thus establish a
1 permanent record of your business.
Take care of your money now and
it will take care of you later.
Open a SAVINGS A C C O U N T with this
bank today.
e pay 1% interest, compounded semi­
annually.
Shedd Shots
PAIGE CARS
VICK BROTHERS
ALBANY, OREGON Phone 116
Call us or write u s ; we will gladly bring the
the new Paige-Jewett to your door and dem­
onstrate it to you.
Jots and Tittles
HUMAN ILLS
If your eyes give you trouble or
your glasses are annoying
SEE US. We can Relieve You
Bancroft Optical Co.
let St. W. Albany. Phone
were keeping the weather cold and
would do so all the year?
Itlsm and occultism. Impersonated the
j
The fields in this part of the
valley proclaim to every paster tbe
tru th of the claim that it la one of
the garden spots of the country.
A Few of the M any
Opportunities at Home
Shoes
Patent Puinps-One-strap Baby Dolls...
Pollyanna Patent Welts, two-strap.....
Black Kid one-strap......... .....................
White Cloth one-strap Putnps..............
$6.00
5.00
5.00
3w50
Hosiery
Black or white Cordovan in cotton lisle at 25.
35. ,45 and 5 0 cents the pair
Special in silk and fiber, colors black, white and
Cordovan, at 9 8 cents the pair
Children’s black cotton ribbed at 23 cents
New Line
Ladies’ Blouse Waists, dark colors, at...
$4.50
Grocery Specials
$1.00
1.00
Two Creme Oil free
1.00
Neptune Pie Peaches, 2;-lb. size, 6 for.
1.00
Pearl White or Silk Soap, 25 bars.... .
Dependable Roasted Coffee. 3 pounds...
Peet’s Washing Machine Soap, 3 for ...
* ‘
All prices lea» 5 % for cash
» f
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
deadf
(1 ) Io Spiritism, 1 8am 28: 7, 11-
16. 19: Saul »aid unto hl» servant».
Seek me a woman that hath a fam iliar
nplrtt. His servants eald to him. Be­
hold, there 1» a woman that hath a
fam iliar «plrlt at En-dor Then »aid
tbe woman. Whom »ball I bring up
unto thee? And he »aid. Bring me up
Hamuel. And when the woman »aw
(the representation of) Ramnel, «he
. . . spake to 8anl . , . And
the king »aid unto her . . . What
Halesy Christian Church
•awest thou? And the woman »aid
unto Rant. I saw an old-man . . .
Church Announcements
covered with a mantle. And Saul per­
ceived roomluded) that It was Samuel
Christian;
And (the representation ef) Ramnel
10, Bible school.
11, Lord's Supper.
Sermon, «aid to Raul. Why hast thou dis­
quieted me, to bring me up? And Saul
„ The Need of the Hour. ”
answered, I am sore dlafreaaed; . .
7, Christian Endeavor.
. and God 1« departed from me, and
8, evangelistic serviee. Sermon, ■ nswervth me no more Then »aid
“ The Price of a H air-c u t."
(the representation of) Ranrael the
Letter Jones, pastor,
Lord will also deliver Israel with
thse Into the hand of tht Philistine«:
Methodist:
and tomorrow »halt thou and tby sons
ho with me.
8unday School, 10.
(2 ) In Ocraltlsm, Arts 16: 16: A
Preaching, 11.
certain damsel posneeaed with a »plrlt
Junior League, 8,
ef
divination . . . brought
her
Intermediate League, 6:30.
matters much gain by soothsaying.
Epworth League, 6:80.
Hew do wo know thst th» fallen
Preaching, 7:30.
sngolo Impersonated Samuel?
Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8.
(1 ) God and Hla servants would
Rev, C. T . Cook, Pastor,
hove nothing to do with Saul. 1 Sam.
28: 6 : Th» Lord answered him not.
Pine Grove Church:
neither by dreams, nor by Urtm, nor
Sunday School, 10.
by prophets.
Prayer-meeting, 7.
(2> God had forbidden necromancy
— alleged talking with tbe dead —
hence Hie servants shunned It. Deut.
16: 10, l i t There shall not be found
among you . , . ■ necromancer.
n
(8 ) God punished Raul with death
for
coneoltlng wt,n
the demons
through the witch of En-dor. 1 Chron.
By The Laymen's Heme Mlestenary 10: 18: Ho Saul died . . . .
for
asking onuneel of one that had a fa-
Movement, 1867 Snyder Ava,
m lller spirit, to Inquire of It.
Philadelphia, P i.
(41 God would not permit one un­
-Hew have the fallen ee^ela _le sole- der His death sentence to disturb the
death-xlecc
faithful
Lz
SPIRITS AND DEVILS
Gingham Dresses
Another lot of good-looking low-priced ging­
ham dresses now on sale. They come in plain
check or combination. Most of them are
triinmod in white. The styles are all new and
smart and the price only
$3 50
New Luggage
Suit cases,
bags and
trunks just
in. Prepare
for your va­
cation with
some new
luggage
Suit cases ol imitation leather in brown or
$1.95, $2.50, $4.00, $4.85 and $12.50
Leather cases .... ........... $18.50 and $22.50
Traveling bags of irnitatii n and real loathe*
priced from................ ....... $2.65 to $22.75
Steamer and auto trunks
$7.50, $8.50 and $15
Dress Trunks....... .......... ...... $12.50 to $24
We also carry the Everlasto Wardrobe Trunk
ALBANY
Hamilton’s
OREGON