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HALSEY ENTERPRISE
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SEPT. 2 1 1922
BEATING THE PO^TOFFICE
For that new
1 home her parente expect to ac*
OVERSTUFFED
where they will visit their son and
brother Efcell at O. A. C. Mies
i Sneed is a student a t the Univer-
j sity of Washington.
U. T. Hockensmith and wife of
I Albany were visiting their ralatives,
the Bonds, Sunday.
The Koontz family visited Salem
Sunday.
The Albertson family, frt m Pot-
ter, were in town Tuesday.___
C. A. Overton of Brownsville
was fined »10 Monday for leaving
a campfire burning on Tombstone;
prairie.
C. P. Stafford and wife dined at
Prof. Euglish’s Sunday.
Rocker or Chair yon will be sore to have the latest in furniture if you go
4 company her aa far as Corvallis.
Rubber Goods
Hot M ater Bottles
Fountain Syringes
Metal Hot W ater Bot
tles
Ice Bags
Combination Hot Wa
ter Bottle and Fountain Syringe
Rubber Gloves
Ladies’ Douche Syr-
' inge
j W
. A. RINGO, Druggist
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T. J. Skirvin went to Eugene
Tuesday.
Jots and Tittles
W. 0. Templeton of Brownsville
is tbe fourth candidate to file peti
tion for candidacy for sheriff.
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'V ick Bros, 'of Albany have sold
State fair weather was one day a ’Jew ett car to Mr. Nolan, the
late in arriving, but it was here Shedd Methodist minister.
In full force Tuesday—Oregon
Delbert Tan ’.y is visiting in Cal-
mist.
ifonis,
L 's t S unday’s Sunday school
Homer Mornhioweg and wife
lesion was ready fur the pres,
whewthe Enterprise was printed, came up from Shedd and went
picnicking with the gentle-nan’r
but was crowded out Ly news.
parents and hia sister an 1 het
' A handsome matched pair ol children.
black
horses,
weighing 2800
D. S. McWilliams visited Port-
pounds, failed to envoke a bid f t
the M asters auction,' which fact land the latter part of last week
is comnffeiit enough on the rise of on insurance business.
Delora Wells has came back
the auto and the declino of Dob-
from her home near Junction City
bin.
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to live with her grandm other
O. A. C. advises sowing treated Mrs. L. A. Pray*and go to school,
and untreated strips of cheat and
Three carloads of Linn county
observing the effect of the treatm ent stock were gathered for exhibition
ou rust. The Mnrpbv Seed corn-
at'th e state fair.
pany iu an advertisement this
week offers treated seed, ready for
Mrs. Mary West of Brownsville
sowing, and also sells the pow is with the Henry English family
dered copper carbonate for tlio»e agaiu (or the winter.
who prefer to treat their ow n.
George. W. LaubDer has added
Mrs. May Ward has come from
•astern Oregon with her four chij-
flren to take advantage of the
Halsey schools. She makes her
home with her mother, Mrs. M.
B. Southern.
DAVENPORT,
* F IS H E R -B R A D E N
Also L E A T H E R D A V E N P O R T S . R O C K E R S
B LE S- >n (act everything for the house.
L IB R A R Y T A
F IS H E R -B R A D E N
HOUSE FURNISHERS
UNDERTAKERS
Phone 95
Third and Broadalbin street!
Albany, Oregon
a sited 36 by 70 to the housing csps- It is a relf-regul sting propeller.
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Q, tbe ,„ in5er
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Tbe judgm ent ia for $86,000
J. S- McMahan has been ap against the DeLauriers Aircraft
pointed adm inistrator of his fath company of New Jersey.
er’s estate, valued at »2000.
Miss Beulah and H arriet M il
Harold H am ilton of Shedd m ar ler came home early in the week
ried Mary Christensen of Medford from summering in Washington
last week. They will reside at state.
Med ford.
M othns are going to the Rialto
A burned-out trestle a mile south tonight to see a^ mothers’ play.
of Harrisburg caused trains to take
the west-side route an d give H al-!
sey the go by Friday forenoon. |_AND p£ARLS HIGHLY PRIZED
Mr. Bowman has added a dpxeu
looms from Philadephia to those Found In Tropical Plants; East In
diana Consider Them as Charms
he bought in southern Oregon for
of Greatest Value.
the Brownsville woolen mills.
The red spider flourished in bops
Probably everyone knows the sea
in the recent dry weather and pearl, but not everyone is aware that
caused some io the Brownsville there are also vegetable pearls which
section to be abandoned, unpicked.
grow on land. Now and then in cer
Hugh Vincent hss left Browns tain tropical plants curious hard
ville for Iowa and it is rumored round substances are found, which
that he goes disappointed because one may properly call pearls, since
J. F. Venner. another civil wsr their composition is almost identical
veteran, cut him out iu tbe race with the product of tbe oyster. In
for a bride.
Java, these substances are discov
Rev. C. T. Ceok was at the state ered in the joints of bamboos. On
fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
analysis they are found to consist
Glenn Frum and D ole Hillman of almost pure carbonate of lime,
attended the state fair Wednesday which is the material that goes to
make up the oyster pearl. Some
G. W, W alker and family went times the pearls are found in the
to Sa’em this m ornirg to attend
endosperm of the coconut, and they
the fair.
also octur in the wood of the teak
Rev. C. T. Cook will goto Salem and pomegranate trees. They are
Saturday* morning to bring A l sometimes the size of a hazel nut,
berta Koontz, Nora Pehrsson and but more often rather smaller. How
Geraldiue Cook home for a week
end visit. The girls are attending these pearls come into being is not
really known. They are believed to
Willamette university.
be due to excess of calcareous and
Miss Marie Sneed held n place
Ralph McNeil is learning tbe | silicious matter in the plant. In
in the public library at Seattle and
“ blsck a rt” trade in the Enter- the East Indian islands these pearls
one of her specialties was the con
Come to the Christian Church pr se office during bis spare time.
are valued very highly as charms,
ducting of a “ chidren's hour,”
Bible School next Sunday on
Next Sunday is rally day a t the j and the owner of one will not part
which was greatly enjoyed by the
Christian church.
it
little folks. She surprised her I
with it for any figure, because he
parents, N. T. Sneed and wife,
Not many towns as small as| considers that as long as he holds
by coming home Saturday for rx
Halsey net such an excellent run the pear, he will be immune from
a visit of a weclf. On hur wayl A zciy
of moving pictures as Mr, Kessell all ills.
is bringing here.
Stop !
Look!
Listen !
Rally
HALSEY RAILROAD TIME
N’orth
South
The E nterprise frequently re No. IS, 12;01 p. in. No, 23,11:29 a in.
24, 5.50 p. m.
17, 5.50 p. m.
ceives cut rate clubbing proposi'
Lions from periodicals. One just
at hand from a professional cir
culation bureau, offers ^ h is paper
and four m agA ines—The Peo*
pies, P opular Monthly,
Good"
Stories,
The Household
and
Form Jo u rn a l—all for $1.55 for
one year. It proposes th at The En
terprise go into the pool at $1.00
and the four magazines at $. .55,
or less titan fourteen cents each.
It is probable th at the circulation
bureau would get more than the
fourteen cents for handling the
1 usiness,
and th e
magazines
would violate the law in availing
of the postal departm ent, special
mailing rat;* to publications.
The law adm its to the mails at
the special rate only papers sent
by publishers to bona-fide cash
subscribers, and these club copies
sent for less than cost, eould have
the benefit of th a t rate only by
practicing a frau d upon the gov
ernm ent—a fraud th a t would
touch the pocket of every citizen
by increasing the annual postal
deficit.
Any of the publications could
afford to pay a q u arter of a mil
lion dollars for the privilege of
sending a million d o llars’ worth
of copies to readers, because' it
couild rake in a profit over all, on
the advertising it could obtain
based on such a circulation.
The E nterprise could not be
sold for $1.50 a year were' it not
for the receipts from advertising,
and it is not going into a . con
spiracy with other publications
to sell for less than cost, amd ” i-
olatc the postal law's.
We give' to our subscribers.
Whose patronage-m akes the pub
lication of the paper possible, the
benefit of the only discounts we
make on rates. T hat is when,
once a year, we offer to paid-in-
advance subscribers, the priv
ilege of sending the paper to
their friends a year for a dollar
as Christmas presents.
R IA L T O T H E A T E R , F R ID A Y
P edi caved to tbe I* others -/tb e W orld
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Mrs. N. E. McCully, now of
Eugene, has gone for a visit of a
few m onths with her daughter,
Dr. Cora E. Toll in Ariaona.
Everybody who follows tbe rs-
Y ports of the doings of Jiggs and
MZ Maggie know« th at they have met
aeverai delays in their atart for
Now they have concluded
Mz to China.
do better and come to Halsey
Mz instead. They will be at the Rialto
theater Monday evening,
Mz D. J. Caiey died at Salem Tues
Mz day evening. He was the father
\lz of W. A- Carey and Mrs. F. W.
Mz Robinson.
Mz Dr. Hugh Gleason of Butte,
Mz Mont., w as drowned Tuesday
Mz night when hie auto ran down the
steep incline on the Harrisburg
side of the ferry at that city and
weut to tbe bottom of the river.
Mz Mrs. Mary Arnold, mother of
Mrs. Brown, the schoolma'am,
rr^que
i he OM Nett ” With Boute retara
was over from Shedd visiting her
The Morin." m ,i .*,»*y that the whole world loves.
Sunday.
So was the teacher's
brother Karl.
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UNIVEPSAL-JEWEl
star of
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Be sure and
bring MOTHER
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Z(!k Kememlter. it s dedicated to the nt >lhtr> of the world.
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Screen Snapshots
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Gump Cartoon *
Admission, 25 and 50 cents
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M J. Moore, the only demo
cratic candidate for sheriff, has
charge of the Brownsville exhibit
at the county fair.
, Thomas B Slate of Albany has j
woo h is four-year legal battle foi |
the invention he patented aud
used iu airplane« during the w a r?
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
Lost: l/cenae plate No. 55495.
Finder please return to Halsey
Garage.
For Sale: . Registered S h ro p .
shire rams.
Dr. J. W. Cook,
Brownsville, Oregon.
Please briug back my wire
stretchers.
G. W. Morahinweg,
Once in a white a story is w rit
ten, a play produced or a picture
tilmed, which rises so far above
the common creations of art ns to
stand alone in teaching great neg
lected tru th s about life. “ Les
Misérables,” “ Vanity F air” —these
»ere such
stories.
“ Human
H earts,” written by Wallace Reid’s
father; Hal Reid, was such a play,
and “ Hum an H earts,” the picture,
carries forward onto the screen tlie
great facts of tho play.
The
photoplay is a Uuivcr6ul-Jewel
«tarring House Peteis, directed by
King Baggot. It was considered
such a worthy epic when com
pleted that the executives of Uni
versal classed it as one of the
three biggest productions ever
made by th a t company, as^o-iiat-
inir it in this respect with “ Fool
ish Wives” and “ The S to rm .”
It conies to the Rialto theater
Friday.
Found, Sunduy, lady’s hat.
Owner describe property and pay
for this ad at Byerley cream sta-
t ion.
When you want good Burbank
potatoes order from M O- Mills,
R. F. D. 1, Brownsville, Ore.
A. D. Cornelius, our watch and
Dr. E. W. Ba m um , dentist, nt
jewelry man, has polled up stakes Hotel Halsey every Tuesday and
and m oved , bag and b aggagp , to Friday.
Draiu. a town about twice as big
Old papers, 5c a bundle. Eu-
as Halsey, where Mr
Prianlx.
once publisher of the Enterprise, terprice office.
is publishing a paper which he
christened the Drain Enterprise.
Obituary
R H O D E S S C H O L A R S H IP S
N. C. Smith of Canby has oc- 1
quirk’d the interest of tbe other , Two Rhodes scholarships are as
heirs in the farm of his father, the signed to each state in tbe Union.
late T. F. Sm ith, and expects to | They are for a period of three years
move on with his personal belong and are worth £300 a year. To be
ings tomorrow.
eligible a student must be an Amer
Rev. Mr. Nolan of tbe M. E. ican citizen, between nineteen and
I church at Shedd was a caller a ’ twenty-five years of age, and above
>the.M. E. parsonage Monday.
sophomore standing in a recognized
Rev. C. T. Cook announces th at I degree-granting coUege or univer-
he will conduct preaching services sity.
at Harrisburg at 10 and here,at 11
Selections are made on the basis
^ u ?<?8^*
Ptaysrm s«ting I of a candidate's standing in his in-
will he held in Harrisburg on stMutiou, his references, and the re-
Wednesdays at 7:30 and here on ,„ i.
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Thursdays at the sama hour. The
°f “ ,DterVleW
corn-
changes of the evening services I
Decisions aw baaed on peT-
will be: Leagues from 6:30 to 7;3O 80na,lt-v> literary and scholastic abil7
and preaching from 7:30 to 8:30. ity, physical vigor, as demonstrated
Mrs. M artha A nn Hill, widow by participation in outdoor sports,
of L. J. Hili', formerly of Browns and in other avays.
ville. died in Portland Sunday.
These scholarships, which are
granted
each year in two-thirds of
Bowman of the Brownsville I
woolen mills is huuting dear in | the states of the Union, are good
for the University of Oxford.
Lane oounty.
SUNDAY MAPL HOURS
The delivery window of the
Halsey postoffice is open Sundays
from 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12:20
to 12:35 and 4:45 to 5.00 p. m.
S.imuel G. Robertson was born
J. W . D rinkard and wife and in Indiana July 29, 1841, and dieit
Mrs. M. V. Koontz ^wnd Miss at the home of his son, W. H.
Cleona Smith drove to Salem Sun Robertsou, in Halsey last Tuesday
lay.
ev e n in g .
h e served in the civil war and
was advanced, to the position of
FOR SALK
first lieutenant.
He was with
Sherman on his celebrated march
to the sea.
from 1 to 3 years old. Big, fije ewes
He married Evaline Hazlitt of
Ohio in 1866
They had three
children, one of whom died at the
registered. Or will let out oti shares 25 age of 8.
Mrs Hortense H ull
old ewes, or at $2.50 per head.
of Enid, Mont , and W. H. Rob
ert-on of Halsey, at whose home
grade
his last days were spent, survive
to freshen this fall.
him.
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Mrs Robarteon died in 1893 in
I WANT TO BUY
Nebra-ks, where their hom e. was.
1 Carload
Mr R T rtson came to Oregon .in
1910 i nd located at Halsey, where
he joined the Christian chu'ch
three years later.
and
Since he fell and brpke a limb
about a ear ago he h is been con
R. It. MAT BERRY,
477 West Eighth street, Eugeue. Ora.
fined to the house the most of the
time.
The immediate cause of
his death was an internal hemor
rhage.
His last words were:
“ This is the end; don't worry
about m e.”
Coming
Funeral at the Halsey Church of
Christ at 2 today aud interm ent
at Pine Grove.
50 Blackface Ewes,
1 Shropshire Buck,
Jersey heifers
Oat and Vetch or Clover Hay
1 car Cheat Hay
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JIGGS and
M aggie
in Person. Not a Moving
Picture
m ,n ' womvn and child likes t » read the thing« that are
said and look at these funny characters in the Sunday papers These
tharacters will be portrayeti by real live people on
IVIondday, Oct. 2
at Rialto Hall, Halsey
25 and 50c
A Real Treat in a Comedy Show
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October 7 to 14 has been pro
claimed by the governor as fire
prevention week. This does not
i.can th at less effort should be
made on other weeks to prevent
fires but a special effort be made
luring that week to enlighten the
oeople on means of preventing a
1 recurrence e f snch fire as iu the
past five years have cost Oregon
»10,395,286 and many lives In
schools it advises tliat “ a part of
each day be given to fire pre
vention talk s.” And if cigarets
could l»e banished about oue-half
of the fires would bs avoided.
In an item on page 4 the state*
i merit ¡a made that the bullet tired
by robbers at L. K. Walton struck
the bank The reporter was mis
taken. That bullet went the other
way. missed Mr. W alton and
went through two walla at the
railroad station and Agent Boyd
found it on the floor of the office.
Tbe hol-a in the walls can be seril
«•ill. We hope to have «pace for
further rem arks on the subject
next week.