Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, November 09, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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HA LSEY E N T E R P R IS E
H A LSEY R A IL R O A D T IM E
HAD MANY WORDS IN COMMON
Tailet Articles
F ace C ream s
P o m p e ia n , D ay, N ig h t
a n d M a ssa g e
P o n d ’s C o ld a n d V a n ­
is h in g , in j a r s a n d
tu b e s
H in d s ’ H o n e y a n d A l­
m ond a n d c o ld
c re am
Armouds Cold and Vanishing in
jars and lubes
Ingram's Milkweed Cream
Hndnnt's Marvelous Cold Cream
Clawood Cream with 1’eroxide
Dagett * Kamsdell's Cold Cream
Stillman's Freckle Cream
Mavis Vanishing Cream
Cutex
Cutex
Cutex
Cutex
N O V .,» 1922
Paste Polish (pink)
Cake Polish
Cuticle Remover
sets
F irm e r« Deal Blow
n
Charles Childs*] long service as
member of the wajs and means
committee of the assembly, which
baa piled on much of the unneces­
sary tax burden we carry, is ended.
6. H . Goin and A. K. McMahan
were elected to the assembly.
Childs' vote waa the lowest of the
four.
At Brownsville C. C. Snyder
was elected mayor. Frank M cFar­
land recorder, K. D. Coshow treas­
urer, and L. B. Morse aod Dr. J.
W. Shelton councilman from the
first ward, A rthur Warren and W
W. Robe from the second and Ber
nie Hows aod W. C. Elmore from
the third.
(Continued from page
High School Notes
Santiseptic Lotion
W riter Finds Evidence of Migration
of European Branch of Aryan
Race in Fact.
There is a reaeon for believing
that the European branch of the
Aryan race had made their* way
from treeless steppes and pasture
lands into a country of forests; for
we find that in this West-Aryan or
European period, when the ancestor«
of the Greeks, the Romans, the Celt«
and Teutons were still closely con­
nected, a number of word« for tree«
•nd birds make their first appear-
a nee. Our words “beech,” “hazel/*
“elm,” “swallow,” “throstle,” “star­
ling” and “finch” have been traced
with more or less certainty to this
period, and we also find a number
of agricultufal terms are common to
two or three of the West-Aryan peo­
ples—“corn” and “furrow,” “bean'
and “meal,” an “ear” of corn, the
verb to “mow,” and the old word for
plowing, to “ear,” which is now ob­
solete save in certain English dia­
lects, although it ia used in the re­
vised version of the Bible. This in­
crease of agricultural terms is be­
lieved to be additional evidence of
the migration, at this time, from a
treeless to a wooded country; for
nomadic peoples despise agriculture,
and only the pressure of necessity
will make them abandon for it their
pastoral life.—L. P. Smith, in “The
English Language.”
* Furniture
1 Stoves
* Ranges, etc.
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
I
f 10 d o w n
on
the
easy
payment
plan
North
South
No. IS, 12:01 p. to.
24, 5.50 p. m.
No, 23, 11:29 s. in.
17, 5.30 p. m.
SUNDAY M AIL HOURS
The delivery window of the
Halsey postoffice is open Suudayg
from 9:15 to 9:45 a. ru. and 12:20
to 12:35 and 4:*5
5.00 p. m.
to
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
a n d $ 2 p e r w e ek b u y s
$100 w o rth o f f u r n itu r e
$15 d o w n a n d $3 p e r w eek b u y s
•
$150 w o rth o l f u r n i t u r e
$20 d o w n a n d $4 p e r w eek b u y s
$200 w o rth o f f u r n i t u r e
We extend to-you dignified credit to help you furniih yonr home
as it should be. Use it while paying for i t
Admittance Here 5 C ents
a Line
Malemutes and Wolf in Filins j
Four selected aialemute dog
teams and a huge pack of Siberian
wolf dogs were used by David M.
Harford in his production for As­
sociated F ip t National of “ lb a
Golden 8uare,” the James Olive!
Curwood story, which will be The
screen attraction at the Rialto
theater o s Friday.
(Mearle Straley, Reporter)
An election was bsld Tuesday
afternoon in the high school. The
Dr. E. W. B arnum , dentist, at
school seemed to be almost evenly
Hotel Halsey every Tuesday and
divided as to who should be gov
Jots and iittles
Friday.
eruor. Pierce received 24 votes
sud Olcott 27. The compulsory
Old papers, 5o a bundle. En-
(Continued from page 1,
school hill carried by a large
larprise office.
The high school students and majority. Several dark horses ran
fecuily ware elated today over the in on the city election. Mr. E n­
arrival of a large shipm ent of new glish defeated Bert Clark for jus
The Strength of the Pines
laboratory equipm»nt, which now tice of the peace. A new office
puts our school up to the stand* was’ereated. John Standish and
(Contdnued from page 3)
ard.
Kenneth Cross carried a majority
seconds too lataT T o r a moment be
The Rebekahs bad a get-together for city dog-catcher.
raced behind them In Insane fury, bnt
Halsey, Oregon
•nly his savage growl leaped through
meeting last night, and enjoyed
The senior elans is deciding on a
the darkness fast enough to catch up
chicken sandwiches and other good I class play to be given tb it semes
with them. Jpd the diatance slowly-
things and a general good time. I ter.
TWO KINDS OF DIPLOMATS
widened.
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$35,000
Grace Munger returned to echoo'
E. S. Marstere ’ and wife were
The K iller had been cheated again:
Professional
and
Amateur,
and
T
h
a
r,
over from Brownsville Tuesday Monday alter a twc.woeks ab
and by the same token Simon s o a th
Commercial
and
Saving?
accounts
Solicited
la a Vast Difference in Makeup
•ence.
had been proved untrue. For once the
The schools were dismissed on
and Standing.
The English 2 cl ass has taken up
remorseless strength of which he boast­
both afternoons when candidates
ed had been worsted by a greater
for governor were in Halsey. Re the study of ‘ The Merchant of
Diplomats are of two kinds—pro­ X
strength; and love, not hate, was the
publicans are in the m ajority in Venice” aod English 3 ‘‘Mac­ fessional and amateur.
power that gave It. For once a girl's
beth.”
this town, but Pierce had a fuller
Nearly everybody has it in him to
courage— a courage greater than that
house than Olcott.
From Brownsville :
with which he obeyed the dictates of
be an amateur diplomat, but it takes
his cruel w ill—had cost him his vic­
Dr. . Shelton pieced his radii an exceptional man to be a profes­
Saturday is armistice day. It
Are you saving for the future or spending all ns you go?
tory. The war that he and his out­
is an open question who was the outfit in the basement of the Meth sional diplomat and get away with
law bond had begun ao long ago had
winner. Turkey seems to have »dial church and received the elec, it, says a writer in Life.
not yet been won.
lion returns by wireless, for tue
gained the most.
The saver w ill soon be able to own his own farm or business. His
One of the first requisite« of
Indeed, If Simon could have seen
benefit of the public. The relume
success
iS
assured
'
Tbe Lina county club stock
what the moon saw as It peered out
professional diplomat is to be able
were
also
received
at
the
theater
The spender has a good time early in life, spending all and too late re­
judging team, composed of three
from behind the clouds, he would have
to say, “The incident is closed,” in
alizes the truth of the saying: “ The secret of success is saving."
known that one of the debts of blood
Cornutts, won seenud at the In- o a full bouse.
» convincing way. This is some­
Incurred so many years ago had even
nernational Livestock fair a t Port­
thing utterly beyond the powers of
now been paid. Far away on a dis­
land.
LOST—AN
the amateur diplomat.
Save a tittle each w jnk «tad prapara for the future.
tant hillside there was one who gave
L. Evers and wife were at the
no heed to the fast hoof beats of tbe
The amateur diplomat never
county seat the past few days’
The First Savings Bank of Albany, Oregon
speeding horse. It waa Dave Turner,
1 reams of saying an incident is
ii . • ••
ci
.
I Answer» to Hi« name of “ Jim ." Black
and his trail of lust aDd wickedness
Mrs. Bert Mmcklsy got a severs J ind t, n ,leail gnil
one ,„i0 „f heai closed until it is closed, and then it
Where Savings are safe '
was ended at last. He lay with lifted
bu n on her k it arm a tew days black ov»r eye, other side w hi^, black is hardly necessary. The amateur
face, and there were curious dark
pot at root of tail, rest of body evenly
■go. but it is healing.
stains on the plue needles.
icked. A liberal reward will be paid Has to be content to say, “The inci­
And the pines, those tall, dark sen­
The Christian church L«die»’ or information leading to his rocovery dent is less wide open than it wae
tinels of the wilderness, seemed to
D e s k M o r r is , Scio, Ore.
Aid society took in about 180 at
yesterday,” or “The incident ia
look down upon him In passionless con­
the food sale election day, beside
ijar.”
templation. aa I f they wondered at the
FOR SALE
reterviug a feed for the election
Fortunately, we are not compelled
stumbling ways of meu. Their branches
For a safe and sane pol­
nllioers.
ice see
rubbed together and made words as
ready to wean. S5 each to believe the amateur diplomat even
the wind swept through them, but no
W J. Carey went home with
also,
•.vheu he tells the truth.
and insurance, Hslaev. Oregon
Real estate, 1
man may say what those words were.
bi« daughter l'earl to Eugene yes-
$1 per hundred lbs
t rdav. After a few days there he
W H IT E FOLKS* BUMMER TAN
(To be continued.)
proposes going to Rossburg to Phone 26, A. H. Q u im b v , R. 2. Halsey
vi«it unotber daughter.
With the wane of the summer sea-
J. H. McMahan got a fine Du-
wn most persons are able to exhibit
The Scio Sphinx comes out again
might all have been as poor as 1 am,
LOCKED IN HIS CATHEDRÀL cc-Jarwy boar from O. A. C- last
N.
C.
L
O
W
E
tome
sort
of
tan
acquired
either
un-
tine season, as sprightly as - last
had they spent their early energy aa
week.
Lebanon*« Reliable Funeral Di tinsciotnly or by patient effort dur­
year.
American Resourcefulness Saved Eng.
I did in ringing a belle.”
rector and Mortician
ing the sunhy days. I t is the unmis­
llsh Dean Night ef Probably Un­
Raleigh Templeton has hi’
And peace was made.
stock; fine equipment, including takable badge of the returning vaca­
comfortable Meditation.
Cheviot sheep at the Pacific Inter Large
iwo good auto hearses.
Prices nios tioner. To have spent a two weeks’
naiioual Stock show a t P ortland reasonable. Lady atteudant.
HORSE SENSE
The dean of Worcester, Dr. Moore
period in the country or at the sea-
this week.
Ede,
was locked in the cathedral aft­
,hore
without
obtaining
a
bronze
^ o m « to H A L L 'S
er a Sunday evensong and narrowly
complexion is to admit the failure
FLORAL and M USIC SH O P if the outing, according to the gen-
escaped having to stay there all
Albany, and see the new
night.
*ral standard of estimating success
3 U S H & L A N E P L A Y E R PlANC
n this line.
After the departure of the congre­
Also other models of the same make.
gation he discussed the cathedral’s
Acquisition of a tanned slrin or-
Late rolls on hand.
Phone 166}
beauties with a Massachusetts archi­
liiisrilv has been considered a
November 13 to 1«.
N . T . Sneed
‘white man’s burden,” remarks a
tect, and believing he had in his
Yew Ycrk Sun writer. But a Har-
pocket, as usual, a master key to al
W h e n y o u p ic k u p a
LOST
the exits, he told the bedesmen they b o o k a n d h o ld it to o fa r
em “mammy” whose small grand-
In Halsey, near the Browusvile road,
might leave.
on recently returned from a Staten
from you it is a sign you need reading
sland
tamp
thinks
otherwise.
Dis-
When he had finished his tour the (lasses. Ain ays ask for Kryptoks.
Laundry sent Tuesdays
Hunting rate) 17 jewel.
•ussing the summer adventures of
dean found himself locked in with­ the reading part is visible to tbe wearer
Dyeing, Cleaning and Pressing
$5 Reward
out a key.
ihe pickaninny she was overheard
mly.
Leave at the Enterprise office
g) the subway to say:
He and his companion were not
A B E 'S P L A C E
“An* that chile, I didn’t know
Horse Thief—What’s the matter, able to ring a bell to give the alarm,
him lie was sunburned so black.”
stranger ?
but the architect, with American re
Tourist—Broken
axle.
sourcefulncss,
unbolted the converg­
R IA L T O T H E A T E R . F R ID A Y
PAGE TH E CUT OUT
Horse Thief—Hard luck—shall I ing oak doors of the north porch and
swayed them outward until the lock
A news item has just traveled the cheot the bloomin’ thing?
A L B A N Y QAC&.
catch yielded.
rounds to, the effect that a motorist
F L IE S DON’T TOUCH T H E M
Then
the
American
climbed
the
with an especially quiet motor went
Harold Albro.
15-foot external lfon gates, spiked
to sleep at the wheel and woke up in
Mfinafacturinx optician.
Descendant« of the sacred cattle
«omebody’s kitchen, universal joints, of India were pastured in Geary on top, find hurried to the precen­
■igar lighter and all. th e gentle-’ county, Kansas,’ last summer. tor’s house to fetch a key to liberate
C .C . B R Y A N T
man’s physician will doubtless pre- -Some years ago experiment« wera the dean.—London Chronicle.
•cribe a car with a noisier motor. tried in southern Texas and '
ATTORNEY AT LAW
EA SILY A VO ID ED
What a strange world this is! We Mexico by crossing the sacred
Cuaick Bank Building,
no sooner get the power plant rtm- cow« of India with native Amer- j “Where’s Torn Cat who used to be
Albany, Oregon.
ning like a clock than silane« pre­ ican cattle, the oriental variety around here ?” asked Bill B at
sents’ a new hazard. For motorists being remarkably free from disease I *1 hear he’s visiting relatives in
who don't suffer with inron-.i.it al. and not so susceptible to insect pests . another part of town,” said Sam W R I G H T & P O O L E
l«nce is sometimes crimson.*
«« the native variety. The result ia Mouse. “But there are a few trape LICBNSBD F U N ER A L DIRECTO RS
HA RRISBURG
LEBANON
a somewhat peculiar anim at light ‘ scattered around and I ran acmes a
t h e last word
A FIRST NATIONAL
Phone
35
Phone 15
saucer
fall
of
poison
laat
night.”
cream in color, with a small lump of
attraction
Branches at
They were having a family tilt fat on the paint of the shoulder
“We should worry about trape and
■rowasville, Phone 3 7 0 5 .
I I » Curwood sue in setion, roiu n e sod mystery.
started bv her request for monev. blades. The cattle were
___ _____~
sent to poison They don’t sneak up on a
After his refusal on the ground that Junction City to be fed before being k ilo * ’’—Birmingham Age- Herald. Halsey Phone 166, Prank Kirk, Mgr
ho did not have it, she reminded ! sold on the' Kansas City market —, .
ww r e -------------------------
him of all the men she could bare | Caretaker. say they are pr.chc.Uy
■ am ed. all of whom had beectn* .nunune from flies and insects and articles ao longer "needed, or succeeded
i that no sign of disease haa appeared by better ones, which scaebody would *or pale, f. o. b. O y s te r -
It's tbe Curwood tfory that set von ih ting w h-n‘>on read it —that vivid «,'• rich while he had remained poor.
u w n i r n i in
»
the
Yee, tnv dear. ’ he answered, among them.—»Naw Orleans Tunaa- like to obtain. An advertisement
venture of the Royal Northwest M o t o * < a o tracked a ras lim n loth« Avete, '«7.1
size of this, costing 2.9c. might
mi
find s
villo. a t 6c a p o u n d
you
m
o
t
agree
with
me
thev
Picavunc.
then couldn't take him because ol a go.ueo-haired girl and a kiddy.
buyer and covert what is
Send orders to W IL M E R K YLE.
RINGO Drugstore
Albany Furniture Exchange
415-421 West First Street, Albany,
Oregon
HALSEY STATE BANK
, Are You Looking Ahead?
Saver or Spender ?
Which One Are You ?
English Setter Dog
Pigs
Spuds
FIRE insurance ?
JAY W. MOORE
E
at More Honey
Honey Week
Elgin Gold Watch
A
Modern •
Barber Shop
fc& fileadt
Q ptem elrist
James Oliver Curwood prtMQtt
“ THE GOLDEN SNARE ”
FARMERS
sow oalv trash into good
Fresh Salmon
CASH
Winant. Oregon.