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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1922)
PAGE b HA LSEY E N T E R P R IS E ¡ F Tailet Articles ___ Face Creams Pompeian, Day, Night and Massage Pond’s Cold and Van ishing, in jars and tubes Hinds’ Honey and Al mond a n d c o ld cream N O V . 2. 1922 d'tnea C. P. Stafford, Raleigl Templeton and L- E Walton were the leader*. Mra. Henry English gave a talk, with demonstration», on "Early Music.'* Next meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. G. W. Mornhinweg. e' Fred risk, democratic candidate for joint senator of the fourth senatorial district, H A LS E Y R A IL R O A D T IM E comprising Linn and Lane countie*, has issued a platform and the following it a synopsis of same : North South ? « d* ra* nd candidates for office who have convictions and are willing to express them in public We should not No. 1.9, 12:01 p. m ,* 72th °ur e>” cl»°»cd. *• we must pay taxes with our eyes open. Taxes today on farms and homes and thoa- No, 23, 11:29 a. m. 1111 Wlni:h ,be »••»»•or can tee are burdensome and oppressive. Duplication, waste and extravagance should be elim 24, 5.Î9 p. m. 17, 5,30 p. m. inated, useless commisaion* and uaele»a pavrolla shou!d be aboHshed. Permit the farmer to live, own his own land and 5 h ^ rt5i ’ per,” ‘ t ‘ ,'5 "lan ° ,froA 11 "ie ,u ‘ to own his own home and keep tai a down where all owners <an afford to pay ,aln„t,hil Pfesent burden* of taxation should, by a state income tax. be shifted trom tangible SUNDAY MAIL HOURS oroperty that is now paymg 95% of all taxes to the income from intangible property that It only paying 4% of all taxes The delivery window of the All money r« M d by said income tax should be used to lower the tax on taDgiblLproperty. I fa v o /th e compulsory them 1 V S° Ve'in?err i r Ot I f , oor publ!c «chool« are not good euough for any man a child, it is o n /d n ty ’ to make Halsey poetoffice ia open Suudavs them so. 1 am opposed to Chinese or Japanese land ownership. I am not in favor of the taxpayers of the state Davinr from 9:15 to 9:45 a. m. and 12 20 -ne cent toward financing the Portland 192S fair. I f elected to the office of joint senator, I a.nJTo represent in an impar till way tue interests of both lane and Linn counties. A sa decent American citi»-n I favor and if ejected shall work for to 12:35 and 4:*5 lo 5.00 p. m. i^ t ^ r ’rernn’ei^ I.» " enforcement ‘ nd »bolilion of waste. I f elected, I myself cannot accomplish any ¿ « ^ r e f o r m but pledge my undivided support to any worthy cause needing assistance ” o ra , W. (Paid adv bv Fred Fisk for Senator Club, M. S Wallis secretary, 947 Olive street Eugene, Lane County. Oregon. i Announcement of the visit of Governor Olcoti|ui Halsey came too late for last week’s Enterprise The city hall was filled Tuesday aftei noon to hear him. School paid forparagraphs »a* let out for the occasion, Mr Armond’* Cold and Vanishing in I Admittance Here 5 Cents Oloottmade a much mors temper* was held by the M. E. churches of among known dry candidates that I jar* and tube* Halsey and Harrisburg Friday ate speech than Tom Kay, wbr mòre lik e bòiler factòry a wet may win oa a plurality. Ingram'* Milkweed Cream a Line seemed to enjoy throwing mud. night* R-v. C, T. Cook attended. Hndnut's Marvelous Cold Cream The comfortable new home of; infornai Din Has Routed the Bettola» Clawood Cream with Peroxide Georgina Clark is the only pupi Grant Reynold» treated all bis the Pattons is completed. Dagett & Kaniadell’g Cold Cream There were false kisses before tic Atmosphere ef New York's in the grade» who oas not missed fellow-work men in the railroad SUiluiati'a Freckle Cream (be time of Judas. There have Public Library. The new garage waits unfinished Mavi* Vanishing Cream a word in spelling this term. track crew to a tbajikigiving din for cement. been such since. There are now. ner Thursday, In the reading rooms in the New. There will be ae long as the world E. Russ and his sister, Mr» C u le x Paste P olish ( p in k l Prof. Euglish’s mother from Eu J C ute« Cake Polish Mrs, J. C. Brrmwell got a fall Russ Kneeland, dined Sunday with A ork public library the conspicuous is the some old world. ’'False Cute« Cuticle Remover downstairs in her home early in gene visited the English home signs demanding "offence” are still Kisses” is the title of the picture the Dunlap family at Brownsville. Cute« sets the week and did not gi t out of the over the week end. in position as a reminder of the at the Rialto Friday night. Physicians hold out the hope house until this morning and is not Mrs. Glenn Stevenson of Port San list ptic Lotion that William Corooran will have jntirely over the shake-up yet. land visited relatives hero this past, but the scholarly quiet oi the the use of his arm ultimately. He Dr. E. W. Barnum, dentist at great rooms is only a memory. week. loses two fingers in the aciilent. At Riverside Monday night The din in many of the reading Hotel Halt»y every Tuesday and The Southern Pacific is increas rooms resembles a combination of a Friday. Mrs. Corcoran and Willamina Sheriff Dunlap said his opponents want to see him again Saturday. accused him of neglecting bis office ing the kinds of work done at the boiler factory and a mowing ma Old papers, 5c a bundle. Eo- ’•ork and commented: ' ‘If any Albany car shops and doubling .Apples are plentiful, of glorious oi my opponents thinks tnat he the number of workman. More chine, interrupted by shell fire. The terprise office. Jots and Tittles quality and cheap. wide windows on the Forty-second can enforce prohibition or any payroll for our county capital. street side of the building, which ore other 11tv by warming a cushion Ernest Stewart has bouglil An order has been ¡'sited bar “ Uncle Tom's Cabin” never (Continued from page 5) Prank Brown’s place, on the be is welcome to try it. I can’t ring iron many of the county open in hot weather, give the read gets out of date, It comes to the Tha county teachers’ institute Browusviile road, and Brown has io it. roads all vehioles aggregating, ers the full benefit oi the uproar. Rialto Monday evening. Are you will be Nov. 27 to 29. moved to Brooklyn, a suburb ol From time to time there is a com going to see it ? with their loads, more than two Tho witches shifted signs and Mayor Walton was in Harrisburg Portland. paratively heavy bombardment other movables and smeared win- tons in weight. Saturday looking over the con Jotvs as usual halowesn. Minor noises help to swell the J. S. McMahan and wife went to Jack Frost visited this city Tues dition of tbe^coutest for the sheriff's As good as Slang chorus. At frequent intervals the Corvallla Wednesday. Pupils of the seventh and eighth day night, but it is thought that office. A few of the amusing things scoops of a great eteam shovel are most of the noise heard on the George Jewell, 63, died from pa grades had a halloween blowout at B. M- Bond and wife and mother raised with a deafening racket and that we see in exchanges since the the schoolhouse Saturday evening. streets was made by others. and Mist Palmer visited Mona ralysis at Brownsville Friday mor Games look in for a moment through the effects^of the neglect of spelling were played and a fine feed ning Fred Harrison of Brownsville was Bond at Monmouth Sunday. open windows. The steam of the in our schools has become produc enjoyed despite the efforts of some Tha county fair bond is raising of the freshmen to steal the good, over here Tuesday, working against the conflict drifts in and from time to tive of general results in the past The Christian Endeavorera at school bill. twosoore years are: tended a meeting of their brethren $5000 to meet the deficit oq thi ies. One youth was caught aud time the actual smoke of the battle. “ Bailed” hay. for’^ a le d .” Mrs. L. A. Pray was in Albany Wed fall's fair. Next year the fair ie and sisters in Harrisburg Saturday. tied up aud one girl robber by a nesday, - The explanation is very simple. A “ Hailed” intecourt, for“haled ’’ There were twenty-live of them to be held earlier, to try to fore rme got into the schoolhouse after new subway is in course of construc ‘Bursted” as the past tense of and they enjoyed a pleasant social. stall the rains. hours and unfastened a window Mrs. Ida May Cummings came up from tion alongside the library. “ burst.’* Albany Wednesday evening. She was Mrs. Mary West went home to on the fire escape, bnt when she The W. F. M. S. of tha M. E. “ Gotteo, ’’ which is Dot an En- with the Maxwells in their Newport church will meet at tha home o, Brownsville Saturday. From there went for the plunder di o >vered visit and enjoyed it highly. NO MOR^ MERE GUESSWORK 4li' b "? rd- she W and ¿7*»’ Jake * Ackerman Mrs. M. K. E. Gardner Saturday at | ’M ’ ***'“ ” ’ and ’ " u wife that Mrs. Brown had removed it Mrs. Savage of Brow: a .llle i i sueing ------- • which canoot he beyond her reach. 2. Mrs. Foote is the leader of the 7 , n t ‘° P,*i "’ i W \ gr?ud Sun Possible Now to Make Adjustment ef fonod in th® dictionary. for a divorce. Jeueon. All the ladies ol the con- d ,y dlnn,r th# D ,,U Jr bo!n‘’' Carbureter a M atter ef Perfect ‘Proven.’ ” which is not English "Prov.n The Enterprise learns, that not gregation are invited to be present. Henry English and family, ac- withstanding the preponderance of The Southern Pacific, to meet auto Accuracy. I nor anything else, There ain’t The date of the meeting was oomanied by Jim McWilliams, republicans in this county, Charles competition on local travel between no sech anim al.” change ! on account of Senator I motored to Corvallis Satmday. Guesswork lias been taken out of Childs has developed a degree of towns, is issuing round-trip tickets be Piorce’s address in Halsey Friday I unpopularity that gives a chanoe tween towns, good for 15 days from pur carbureter adjustment The leanest Speaking of big potatoes, one ^ tu r d a y just as F. M. Gray, chase at 25 per cent off. For instance, afternoon. came from Marion Wheeler, post for democrats who waut to succeed from Halsey to Albany the fare is 63 adjustment which can be made with with A. J, Hill standing with him out reduction of power may be ac 10 hia delivery wagon, was tnrnii g Halsey is honored by visits from maser at Greenleaf, unwrapped, him in the legislature. cents, but a round-trip ticket can be h a l curately determined by means of an west from Seoond street at the bo'h candidates for the governor with a tag tied to it, through the M'S. Sterling Goiu, who was for 95 cents. ship this campaign. Pieroe and mail, oa large probably as any of Miss Leona Francis, daughter of analysis of the exhaust gas with on Christian church au auto in which Sam Garland are billed at the city those we have mentioned. The W W. Francis of Halsey, was in Kathleen Ward, W iltami ns Corcoran. easily operated carbon dioxide indi were two young wen came behind Georgina (-lark, Gertrude Robins, Agnes editor year« ago raised four-pound hall for tomorrow at 2. cator, Drs. Q. W. Jones and A. G. t »em and hit the wagm, tossing . „ , _ . , — —■» (»ingle Maggie Murphy potatoes in town today, having come over Hayes, Elsie and Lillian Reynold*, Fieldner It came down of the bureau of mines i»u-i lab- ‘t|up in the - air. ---------------- — w. ---- -- Born, to E. J. Cunningham and I that locality And the Maeg e with her husband on his tour Velva Hadley, Frances Norton ah5 oratory at Pittsburgh explained to U?k*u** Mr' ? r“y ,yiug They stayed at tho E. B. Penland Wile, Tuesday, a boy. Murphy ia seldom hollow, like Esther Munn, the Booster class, enjoyed th. AM ricM C h ..,» ! tX Í \ ^ d lb£ ^ h■n 'PX b■ l X , home last night. a Haloween parly at tha home of their Ed Hanson and Walter Stafford but isL folid The fight issue in the shrievalty leader. Mr*. G. W. Mornhinweg, last end their families, aceompanied d iOod ‘ *“ h# w,y throu8h has bead attending to business. is i the between Fifteen trucks, varying from, two Mr. Hill, at the moment of the by Mrs. Ton Huavey, were down Mra. A. P. Blaokburn of Leb. |A i , , , that t „i . wet - - and — dry -*7. week Wednesday, "the night t^e lights At least one church is lined Up went o u t” Limps and candles and and one-half to seven and one-half Impact, started straight for heav- hunday to visit at the Stafford «n°n wae viaiting her aon Walter Drettvanhd?. *"ed Up h.-me. Blackburn at Brownsville last hP ’“ y ?°lld y °r ° UJnlap' whicb witches and goblins mingled in 'the hi tons capacity, were tested in this way en, but came back from a pretty M n w tx , a week. wnsvine last proof enough, ,oe de from his larity. and all but one found to be too rich good bight, landing on bi» feet in record, that he is dry, and as to Union revival service* will be con- ly adjusted for maximum power and the wagon. The horse w as dyy from Coquille and will keep George Pugh of Brownsville it dryness nobody questions the posi ducted at the armory in Albany from hou«e for her daughter, Mrs. C ’ « y proud of a big tooth he pos tion of Templeton, who has a card November 12 to December 10 by Rev. economy. The adjustments made knocked into the ditch. The two P. Stafford, while the latter enjoys I t did not grow in hie in this issue There is no doubt Charles Price. The motto of literature 0 v e an increase of over 20 per cent young chape did not give their a trip to Emmett, Idaho, visiting mouth aud he did not get it from that the majority of the voters in put out is Healing for the body— salva in mileage for the first month after names. They said (hey were from Roseburg, but their car bore the Boise, Portland aud Oregon City * dentist. He dug it up when the county are dry. The only tion for the soul.” testing and 16 per cent for the sec aame of Eugene and was numbered ou her way home. > working on the road. It is about thing which that interest fears is ond month.—Kansas City Star. 11621. The Sbedd schoolhouse ha* a newly ,, , . , • , I a ® big at his head end is believed 'hat the vote will be so divided Another attempt is being made to be about a million years oid installed laboratory room. M A R TIA N RADIO kia N A L R to organize a brass band at ’ Browusviile, this time by Princi- " Mareters and wife, who Again the radio perennial—Mar pal Starr of the high school recently rented their farm on the tian signals—is with us at least os About 25 members of' t h e this is being written. The reception Brownsville W. C. T. U- attended | "Grandma” Robe, * in* Bo'u tb of mystfriona radio signals of great the uu ion’s moating at the county Biownsville. The oid pioneer led; wave length from some unknown •Mat last week Tuesday and turned needs somebody to look after hei source is reported at regular inter overj the banner awarded yearly at her advanced age. vals of about fifteen months. At a to the union making the largest play to the imagination, nothing is gain ¡n membership during the First reports fromthat little un- year. more fascinating than the reception pleasantness in the confectionery Farmer candidate for store at Brownsville, at reflected of these mysterious signals which » A G. Powell of Portland went m ¡ „ m on page 4, left rooml t . are held, by some, to originate some W hen you pick up a home Monday after visiting »•»-Idoubt (hat Bro. Hinman had duly where off in space, but nothing re- oral day« with the families of hi* upheld the traditions of hie pro book and hold it too far gardmg these signals has ever been from you it it a sign you ueed reading father, W. 8. Powell, and A. V fession, but a later communication determined by true scientific meth Henderson at Brownsville, Always ask for Kryploks, from the seat of war says there ods. That they are received, there ___ the reading part ia visible 10 the wearer The lesson of the Study cluhj at were two discolored optios. Hin can be no doubt; but that these sig- last Thursday's session at Mrs. B man wae in Halsey Sunday and nals originate from some neighbor- was noticed M. Bond’.» was "Ben Franklin,” nothing unusual (Democrat) in the American literature course about his peepers. boring planet,, seems unlikely in the whicb the club is following. Mcs extreme. Most likely they are dis A union quarterly conference turbances due to some natural or artificial cause right here on this little glolie of ours.—Scientific V American. A L » B a A A N A Y O . X OACO. - W. A. RINGO, Druggist STERL. H. 60IN R e p re se n ta tiv e Q c ’Zo/77e7z'/^Z R IA L T O T H E A T E R , F R ID A Y j. CONSERVATIVES. $ Ur. Hubert Work, postmaster gen- «’ral, was discussing a new postal regulation at a dinner. " I’he objections to this regula 5Iias L)ul’onL the star of “ Foolish $ tion,” he said, “come from people r ¡VVS* 1,1 a th rit,in £ 9tor-v <>f Hi© in a lonelv y i who hate new ideas simply because lighthouse far at sen. ’ Jr I they’re new. "These people are like George Au gustus Sale. When the very pure S I and palatable Italian wine called Starting at 8 p. m. sharp Asti was first introduced, a friend of Saia s opened a bottle for him. “ ‘An Asti vine,' WI(1 the friend S P E C IA L M ONDAY. N O V. 6 handing Saia a fu’l glass.- Saia sipped, ami then— I ho great henrt interest drama, ” ’Yes,’ he said, ‘it ia a nasty wine.’ “ F A L S E KISSES ” $ lx Robinson ( rusoo ’ •»ds«kt Comedy^ .8 m m 1“ Uncle Tom’s Cabin ” $ Everyone lias read the b.vok or seen tho play. * S big reels. Admission. 15 and 35c. W RECORDS C E N TU R IES OLD SARAH’S SPELLING While repairing the Kozenji tem pie near Osaka, which was built Little Louis had gone to the kitch I the reign of Emperor Montoku, i n en ------------ to observe old «uni Aunt oaran, Sarah, tile the 852, workmen fo^id recorda made co‘ore<l cook, at work making bi» between 1037 and 1120, giving t h e After he had sampled one he names of sculptors, contributors and obie’,Tc’l other particulars connected with the “Aunt s =»rah, I can ipeii Dow milking of the images. An expert Tbe?e are mide out of d-o, do.” of the Nara Fine Art institute, M vo- “But th»t doesn’t »pell dou chin Tsuneo. ^x>u's’ mzvik«- mother corrected, aa she^en- ------- Tsuneo, now ie •• investigating Louis’ the records at the instance of the *ered the kitchen to give the cook education department *>me orders. ' . . ------ ,| Y hevreuP°n’ Auat S<r£h bought Falsa Prophet*. I that she, too, would enter the di» Believe not every spirit bnt try the cuaaion. So she Mid • - W t.lfth e - ,b ------------tu y UM m .n, •p e o fO « b au ere ”Dere’s t™. v a • • » . --------------------- 7 V r* 8 two ku,d« o i io, Chile. raise prophets are gone out Into tha world.—John 4M LR>, what you shuts, an’ ‘do,’ J'°® Sail-Love. Self I o * Is a ,-up W|thrtu, a n j bot. tom: you p,.nr all the <reat lakes Into It and never Oil It up.— O W. Hol'nes Unjust Things. He that speaketh unjust thing* cannot be hid. neither ahall the chasti*. Inc Judgment Pa „ him by.-B ook ot Wladom. 1:8. -Philadelphia Ledger. Idlenee» Idleoere I . the rate of , U harm*. An Idle man le like a house that bath ao walla; the devils may enter on ev ery tid e —Chaucer * te Harold Albro. Manufacturing optician. LO ST—A N English Setter Dog Aniwere to the name of ” J im ." Black and tan head and ear*, one tide of head black ov«r eye, other itde white, black •P®* *t r° ° t of tail, reat of body evenly licked. A liberal reward w ill be paid tot ioformstioo leading to his recovery. D raft M orris , Scio, Ore. < C .C . B R Y A N T ATTORNEY A T LAW Cusick Bank Building,’ Albauy, Oregon. W R IG H T & PO O LE LIC BNSBD F U N B R A L DIRKCTORS H A RRISBU RG LEBANON Fhooe 35 Thone 15 Branches at Browntville, Phone 37C15. Hal»ey Phone 166. Frank Kjrk, Mgr