Halsey enterprise., November 30, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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Short Stories of Happening 1« Linn County Generally
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and in Halsey Particularly
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Tbe young people from 0 . A. C.
conduct’d tbe eoivivCH
service» OUnU.J
Sund; j at
ft!
Lake Creek church. A splendid
T re v e le r s H a v e T e ld o f T r ib e , in the
W a M In d ies W h e W e re M odels
e f M o ra lity .
™d
b7 _ Mr; A? r'N
were appreciated
by the 1 w » |
crowd that h a d g a th e .e l to I ear 1
Mrs Jane Hardcastle of Browns-
T. Cook exchanged pul- them an J enjoy the basket dinn»
▼ ille, 9 5
years old, was buried
at noon. Theia young people wil
Sunday. Her aged husband .a r ­ pita Sunday morning.
i l vea.
The Birtchar
Robrbaugh Fur. be here again next Sunday. Dtc
8, at 11 o ’clock.
comP:“ ’y baa purchased the
Glenn Gregory went to V .1
Noti building that was formerly occu-
Farm boreau meet ng, Frida«
T ‘’« d a y to take hie .¡ .t .r , M
Mr,,
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nitad hw
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by the A.
auto
evening, December, 1.
tttbel McCormack, home, who i»
repair m m . The building will bi
recovering after being in a hospital
J. 8. Nicewool is on the B1U,
used a» it is for a warehouse for
• t A lbany.
w n u time and later be replaced bi list.
Two msvie shows at the Rialto a new fire-proof storage building
John Owens and family mat oh
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next week.
The white man has often demor­
alized savages who before had been
modds of morality. The Caribe of
the West Indies were very warlike,
but travelers apeak of these ab­
origines first »een by Columbus as
having been the most gentle and
benevolent of the human race.
Sthomburgk, the traveler, who knew
the warlike Caribs well in their
home life, draws a paradiselike pic­
ture of fheir ways. H e saw among
•hem peace, cheerfulness and simple
family affection, sacrificing friend­
ship and gratitude.
beaa «inular testimony of
the Paquans of Dory. They live in
houses on piles over the water. He
.speaks of their mild disposition:
their inclination for right and jus-
I tice, the respect for the aged aud
love for their children.
A tribe of Kurubara in south In­
dia, poor and low, are used as watch­
men a t the fields. The farmers
know they would rather starve than
•teal a grain of another’s property
Their veracity is proverbial.
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nsirip,
Mr». Edna Turner, Shedd teach­
new
lines
of
merchandise
are‘to b
er, gave ao entertainm ent Friday
County Commissioner Pierce am
afternoon, utilizing the talent of added and some interior retuodel-
wife we, e week-end visitor’s at tin
the pupile. Following it were tng done.—Albany Herald.
cookies, popcorn aud lemonade.
J, W. and Arthur Fulbright and R- K. Stewart borne.
- yA KITTLE before Christmas, you will
their
wives of Yakima, who are
Mrs. Bert Clark and daughtei I
No other pear ever quite equaled
the Bartleit, but D. S. Me William» motoring to California for the were guests at Henry Brock’s.
be offered some Christmas Seals.
has one that may »core as a close winter, stopped over here for »
Keep
them and use them on envelopes and
J. W. Lamar ao 1 fam ily ol|
second and that comae into it» Oett with Mre. H M. Miller and
packages.
Send a check or money order
Peoria at tended church here Sun
daughter thia wt ek.
glory after the Bartlett aeatoo
hay.
to cover the small sum they cost.
over. He ha» no nam» for it
Prof. English wai oue of the five
It came from a neighbor and may delegates chosen from
L in n
Rev. Mr. Hod nett of Peoria
When you do this, you help in the
perhaps be the “ winter Bartlett
county to attend the state educa came up for Sunday services.
which was introduced a siore or tional assocatioo at Portland, dur-
fight against tuberculosis. You help save
Gravel hauling is to be begat
•o of year» ago.
mg Christmas vacation
; human lives. Your help goes where help
Monday on tbe river road.
Mrs, Ringo ia »pending thanks­
From Ashland cornea tbe report
most needed — to the
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Mrs Fred Jackeon and M a n i
giving with her father at Cottage that whereas there waa a feeble at­
Grove.
• tendance at thj weekly prayer- McNeil made a trip to Eugene at d
house that is clouded with
I SOMETHING TO REMEMBER
J. M. Ringo of Lebanon, broth- meeting, before the Price revival h a d tbeir tonsils rem oved.' BotL f
the threat of death. When
er of the deceased, has be on ap­ there are uQw three poayer-meet­ are getting along nicely.
• the seals come, buy them.
pointed "dminiatrator of the estate ings weekly, all largely attended.
o fW . A. Ringo. The reel estate
About Hypnotism
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The Salvation Army ia a worthy
Stamp Out Tuberculosis
is valued at $4500 and the personal rtghi.hand supporter o f Dr. Price
Interviewed 1>y the Albany Her
w th Christmas Seals
property at $$500,
• n A lbany. Cspt.
Wulff („ok aid, Dr. Price »aid, among othei
Leslie haakio, Mr». William sp e c ia l pains to see that Mrs things: “ The charge that tbe dem-
S aT#rJ aU^ Mrr Kffi’ H averl.nd, Wneeler, in ber wheel chair, was
Mrs. bred Gutzmnn, Mrs. Dunlap transported to and from all meet­ onstraticu seen on tbe piatfom
Mrs
W illiam Kirk and U n . ings while she was there. She and in my meetings from night to nigb>
Maude Gamble were treated by Mrs. Bayly «topped with Mre. Ida is bypuolsm proves very c o ir,
Dr. Price at his healing meeting at Gumming» while io Albany.
eiuiivelv that the persons making I
Browoeville 8unday.
The Linn county teachers* iu iuch charges have absolutely ae
Harrisburg ia at the head in this stitute held thia week has been the knowledge of hypnotism.
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, * PPr° Pna,e Chriitma« gift, »o look over !ny Miortmen,
county in the Red Croae stamp moat aucceaaful y .t , 220 m .m ber.
“ In Canton, Ohio, Prof; d,
aa'e.
r of the Oregon Teachers’ associa- Meuther of W ashington, D C ‘
M i « M . e*S u ll T
“V™110'” ,r' Uken fronl
P h o to g ra p h ,, p o « d by
a ll h
? ■ ,WlW ” b e ,t* r kn o w "
“A “ > i c a ’s Venus. ”
lion being present. Officers of th e
Brownsville report» a special L'nn county branch of the associa- author of soveral books on hynol
f
toC,i°" of cowb°J 'ketebes. showing ,heir
t arn, »tiled that hn h*d probably
•o h o o lta x o f $11,849.38, the larg.
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T b e ’ e a ' ~ h lv e —
1» ‘ " « » t r a t io n , o f
tton, elected yesterday, were C.W.
^ r' Sunnyface— Come, come!
•at in tbe oounty to date. That Boetlioher of Albany president, hypnotized more people than any I
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up and forget your trouble.
city proposes to educate the younw. Wayne Starr of Brownsville vice other man in America, that it was
* n t" p r ,’ e office. I gu aran tee .11 ,„ y w o rk and w ith
a lame way of getting out of a
stars.
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Mr.
Blubody—Don’t dare forget
eat order I present a sketch, “ T h e S h e -W o lf.” su itab le fo r fra m in g .
per.td.ut and Mr*. Inez Freeland difficulty io attribute what ba be­
i t My trouble’s a note that falls
The highway to Alford has been or Ha hay secretary treasurer.
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lieved to be the power of God to
due next Monday and if I forget it
thrown to travel. From here to
Mrs Jennie Higgins of Eugeno hypnotism; that in hypnotism tbe
there’d be the devil and all to pay. "
that place ie a oonorete road.
ta bailiff <t the Lane oounty court- p a t i e n t must be calmed, instead of
N. H. Cumm ngs has bad some oouse, of course, instead of Linn excited; , that
everything
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M O U N T B L A N C S H R IN K S
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patient aw kyj
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fins potatoes on exhibition in the oounty county, as an error in un 'ended - to
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hypnotic state
I I " O O T H TARKINnTnM
state.
window of the Kooutz store. The item on the first page makes it trom the hypnotic
New measurements of Mount
llv n iin ii« ,» John w
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a hypnotist
Wes­
fact that he has raised euch' pota­ appear.
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by scientists, reported in tbe
ley was one, too, for exactly th*
toes for year» without ohanging
Stimtou, the shoe d xrlor of Al­
¿scientific American, reveal the fact
Mine demonstrations occurred io
ared is commented upon. Thia is
ba uy, whoee advertisement appear»
Oiat, ffistead of being 4,810 meters j
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” case similar to one where a farm- n this paper, went to Hoquiam »»eMej 8 meetings.
In the 5 l h chapter of James
in height, it stretches but 4,807 me­
er was asked h iw he railed auch
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W*dd*“g U 8 we are commanded to lay oar
flue crop» whe . ell around him the brother
ters toward the skies. While some
hand» on the head of the sick and
authorities hold that the greater ac­
P,,or- His reply wee:
A' l8n^ daughter of Arthur M ill. uioint with oil in the name of the'
Wuh brain», air. ” W ith brain»
curacy of our present instruments is
-<>rd, m l we a n promised
J net as good potatoes can be raised 0» the Brownsville milling com
j responsible tor this apparent shrink­
continuously »a ihrough changing pany and a if», who won a prize a» 0« prayer of faith shall liaal
age, others believe the loss to be
s e e d - y e . batter, for in b“.i * «he p r e t t ie s t b a b y a t the pioneer ick. ’’
actual. From the brow of the
•arming the crop ia improved from picnic, bad a birthday parly J<r(
mighty mountain rises a snow cap
ev”rvCanf.«Ln,S,rOr* may be fo« nd
jeer to year. Selection of the
at east a hundred feet in thickness,
beet tuber» (not necessarily the
Dr. Garnj ,bst is handling the i f f hbr” r7 °n- brows,n« ® tb« U
and in view of the unusual heat of
largest) from the best hills, and Red Gios, uriva in Brownsville
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tbe uao of the right soil, ere the
the past summer it is not inconceiv­
Fuetef district has *oie 1 $ iogo | IHEORY DIDN’T STAND TEST
mean».
able that nine feet of this cap should
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' «peciai road tax.
B o o t h T a r k in g t o n
have melted away.
* “ Potato chips ” are , real lu x­
CnE m m m r ^ *
A " < rtlo n
That
M eet
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u ry .
A f a c t o r y to produce them psi; C‘ S.uri7 ,u d w',e *«"» •«
k m ln e n t P eople W e re B ern In C V M
hilouiaih this morning to spend
D o you kn ow this w onder
the perfect explosive
t e .k ’ ° P*"*d iu
next
M o nth s G iven J o lt
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’rilh tbeir 8,’n " ’d
m an , T a rk u m to n ? H a v e yo u
family. On their Way^tbey dropped
• . A Minnesota inventor lias cotn-
seen h im take th e d rm m s,
V?rV p PauI B? nn- f ° r®erly Mias
February « tlle farorite bjrth
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chickeu
and
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pounded, an explosive which has
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\ ora Cornett of Sbedd, who wa.
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Cn,iUeUt P * * "c«>rd®g w ? a » i j a
pumpkin pie at th e m °P
e r r o r s o f c h ild h o o d and
demoi.iri-ated .Temxrkable qualities
taken ill aoon after bar marriage a «ream-coye'ed
o K J. Allen of Cambridge, E n ~
Wheeler home.
w eave th e m in to th e most
ao»» eases
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in
reccfit experiments. While ap-’
few moctha ago, died in Tordand
and, who, in the current isdUe of u hM*2rtU^nh i r s ^ in
glow ing realities? H s v e yo u
o m d a y , aged 19.
pearing do ha»e great disruptive
aay he Is
P u re R elig ion .
Nature, ^ves statistic, of th . birth
se en h im e x p r e s s in g t h e
powers if closely confined, as in a
Mr», O, C. Thompson
of
heart, m tnd and inclinations
r,ll«lon on«l nndeflled before X X ” ™
h n , < w ■<U than^an/TS,*
Mor* hab't
«hell or drill hole, it can then be ex­
Brownavllle was among those who »«xl and the F a th e r la th is, to visit
o f yo u th ? H a v e you follow ed
« , W:<,OW " ,” 1 ,h * f « " “ ,rle<s In th e ir
” M b U fln # t h ® ukh t,
ploded only by meaus of a blasting
lio k traiu here Thursday for tbe a tn
h im through his realistic y e t
ic tlo n , and to keep h im s e lf unsp.it
He finds that the greater nundber g i y & f r l E y
» • ’ « g lo o m y ;
cap or electric detonator. It is re­
‘’ •unty ae.t and the r .v tv .l meet- led fro m the w o rld .--J u m e a 1 ¡27.
v e ry ca ptivatin g depictions
of these were born in the eoHor
toga there.
ported to give off no noxious fumes,
o f politics, business an d social
a « m ^ -r i. LvKX“ t*,t com•<•'ana ael-
months; that February wa« the rich. kfnK^ri w liE f"?* Worit’ ,nd Tar-
life a n d th e n gone w ith h im
that it will not explode when heated
A id in g th e W eak .
Mre. Elisabeth B arlyof E u g e n e
n i t n,°nth
t)Ut Decernber c>n" h n n r ^ l L t k l s i f . ”*2** convV the
in to th e realm o f p u re ro-
W o then th a t are stro ng ought to
to »1» degrees Fahrenheit, that it
S i ? . “ ! . v ° V . , o d lw k Mr.:
th ,t tain t fenny u , Mrl.
nw n ce en d fancy? I f so, you
Wheeler to the faith healing« at the bear the In O rm l’lea o f the w ea k, and
will not freeze, and that it cannot be
hsve view ed life b y a m aster
Io test lug theory a reporter took
accidentally exploded by shock.
. county seat the latter part of last not to please ourselvea.— R om ans 18:1
p ainter an d have w alked in
at random the natal dates of a dbzen «X «22^
week, went home Suuday evening.
• t # r z ’ , n d ‘ h e re
p a th , o f en ch a n tm en t th a t
T h o W is e M an.
TuLi“, **"*“• than
eminent living peiwons and not one to a
monster locomotive
A w ise m an w ill m ake m ore oppor-
.1 nh*r.I|ff D inI*P *•"» to the Scio
a re o u ts id e o f th is w o r ld .
» n
d n c * 1 9 1 9 he
of them turned out to have a Feb­ t h e L .
fits ;
dedication dance Saturday night ta a ltle s th an he la d e — B aro n .
I f you w o uld he charm ed at
he largest passenger engine in
•nd tb , «»raid
’4 . $
ruary birthday.
never 1»jure b y th e em bodi-
the
world has just been placed in
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t h r i l l d *" ,UP U P,rk Wllf" ovoK s h a r p p e n c ils
Thomas Hardy and Sir Edward
m e n t e f th e spirit o f our
service
on the Union Pacific rail­
three young fellows uncorked a
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doHghtful
Christmas
How' We" 1bom in Jun<G Viacount
fo u n ta in p e n s
I Beasley f ” » C t “l h ris ho tm liday,
reed
road between Salt lak e City, Utah
‘intn«’ e f Sht J16’ *- Th* m u,ic» 1
Haldane, the earf of Balfour and
a s P a rty "
and Butte. Mont. The new engine
pung ef a cork some distance awar fo u n ta in p e N c ils
Lord Birkenhead in July; Arndid wMeh wfll ba patated serially in this
w h ic h w i l l r u n f o r • fe w
t n .h .d .r k a h o r ily afterward Ud
weighs nearly 300 tons, has eight
weeks
as
a
serial
in
p e n c ils, silv e r and GOId. v e’Uie,t ' nd Sip Arthur Pinero irf
, ’B to another thir»tw man ••
73-inch driving wheels, with wheel
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Dulcie
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John Doe Duroberger and Charles
b«e of 4 i feet and sngine length of
o Connor in October; Mr. .Asquith
Olaon of Albany and Laster Thsy-
frat. It carries 18,000 gallon«
to September; Sfir W.Ui^n Orpen in
Irreme, I
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of water and 20 tons of coal The
• Treated. Thayer pleaded guilty
November, an J, Mr. Marconi ia
•ngine i. expected to pull a pa.wen-
to iKisaeeeing liquor and paid $25.
<er tram of 18 or 14 ear. on a bet-
P R IM IT IV E
TutaJav
tar than 1 per cent grade at 35 to
AT,NQ "PLANTS"
"f the7, . , . , - T *'«-'" 1» t M’ ___
H lta iio tS * «
‘B | 01 Browu»’ 5MV A
<0 miles an hour.
▼me is c h ilim m .
Fifteen y e « « ago manv BrRi«h
When the Seals Come,
Buy Them *
£ 1
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A Sketch or
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Ringo's Drugstore
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Bprenger of 8b»dd
who waa with her daughter Mrs' £ £ e ‘ S
‘ .omiDon*. bwrw during her Numi’. , t
ilines», has goue home.
Mr. C. P. Stafford retnrnad
horn. Monday evening from Idaho
eastern Oregon and Oregon C ite’ « *th
« Ä 1MZ
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where she has been making an ex'-
tended visit.
Rvv. A. C. Brackenbnry, paati r
of tbe Lebanon M. E. church a«d
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tatannn, oregee
No»»mtar
railroad cars w *« heated by fooL
¿ ta ir a .
oVat
¿Sped UOU C Bg TO„ l .i Dlng
hot water or a cJrennc.1 » u b ^
The Halsey Enterprise
A few temperature research gta-
Lon, claimed to be the first of its
kind m the world, has just been
S “ ? *t<d
b r i d g e , England.
th e e f f J ?
re,r,Ker,tl0n «nd
id ♦ vT** Oi ow tamperature on
plant life will be made.
Beginning December 14, 19 2 2
Blesssd A r e Th ey.
BTeued are they which do bnnu,
and th .c , after
they « h a ll be B l l n t . - M a trh e w n s
Beet M m N ^ ^
the
T h e w o rst time* need
— A le x a n d e r M aelrueo.
TO S TU O V TE M P E R A T U R E
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he«» w—
A kaadreit Dies may make «n en
ra m p m e o t, h a t i t t a k e , . t
«sake a k n m .
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M ■ w om an to
a some.—Chinese Troverh
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