Halsey enterprise., January 04, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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HALfiHV K N T tR H R Ig g
HA LSZY
in d ep en d en t — NOT n *u tr»l— new»
p u b lish ed every T nuraday
by WM
and A A, W HEELKK.
Win. H. W heeler, E d itor,
M ri-
*■ W h eeler, b u sln ee» M a n n e r
and Local N ew » E ditor.
An
paper,
faith wavers, may not its result«,
decree»«?
Dr. Price teaches that
ALBANY
HEALINGS
faith is nocestary in producing
the healing», and th a t if the faith
How the Subject Appears to A Waver«,
to will the healiugr.
Skeptic
E N T E R P R I S E the
H.
A 1927 fair company has been
Editor E nterprise: When a
Subscription«, si 6o « y«*r in «.¿vane«., * b ite man appeared before a incorporated iu Portland.
of native« in Africa
t ’" • " S ’i or S’“ *-
and> while talking to them , calm
Leaves postof-
«.
'y removed his glass eye’ ai.d
A lb ----------„
an y
lice corner in
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HALSEY, Linn
Co., Ore
Jan 4 112J ‘ ,“ *n jtd h im “ 8 »
• " ’hen 1
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HARM BLUC POW ERFUL
B ro
w n sv ille « . ™ . . « u } >or
rownsv
Calls at Shedd
S ta g e
and Tangent
HALSEY S T A T E B A N K
H a ls e y , O re g o n
C A P IT A L
AND
SURPLUS
$35,000
Commercial and Savjngi account« Solicited
piny, xitogctner. tnelr ractlun waa
Ret entirely to be despised.
Thoa, my thoughts were a great deal
more occupied with Beasley’s chance»
than with the holiday spirit thut now.
with furs and bells and wreathing
mists of snow, breathed good cheer
over the town. So little. Indeed, had
Ibis spirit touched me, that, one eve­
ning when one of my colleagues,
■tending before the grate-fire tn the
reporter's room, yawned and said he'd
be glad when tomorrow was over. I
asked him what was the particular
trouble with tomorrow.
Christmas," he explained, lan­
guidly
"Always so tedious. Like
Sunday.”
Tt makes me homesick," said an­
other. a melancholy little man who
was forever bragging of his native
Duluth.
"Chrlatmaa,'' I repeated— “tomor­
row 1”
I t was Christmas eve, and I had not
known it I I leaned back In my chair
In a sudden loneliness, what pictures
coming before me of long-ago C hrist-!
mas eves at home!—old Christmas;
eves when there was a Tree. . . .
My name was called; the night city
editor had an assignment for me. “Go
up to Sim Peck’s, on Madison street,” )
be said. "He thinks he's got some­
thing on David Beasley, but won't
say any more over the telephone. See
what there la In It."
picked np my hat and coat, and
left the office at a speed which must
* » « phenomenon thut I cannot
explain I am not inclined to de­ Lv. Brownville 7 20 a. m and J.20 d m
clare it supernatural.
J am
H alsey
7.59
J. 50
Albany
8.35
4
35
willing
to
confess
th
a
t
I
do
not
Willi a farm bloc” in congress,
Returning
know.
Lv,
Albor.j
11.00
a.
ni.
and
5:00
p m
• he agriculturist» of the country
S T A R T SO M E T H IN G
There have been some won I Al. Hulsey
'1 4 5
5:45
■ re receiving ie»pectful conaidera derful things done a t the Price
Brownsville 12.15
6:1>
If you weald make prog e** dart aometbiag worth while.
Albany, 50c to brown*,
tion from tba politicians.
meetings in Albany and else Fare, Halsey to ville.
.35c
The labor unions have been an ­ where. Home claim th at they
There ia nothing you can start that will contribute more to
your progress and baoDiness than a bank account.
nouncing — thut they
have
supernatural
dem
onslra W E DO D Y EIN G
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- . - gained are
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—
.
Money in the bank creates confidence, “ Confidence beget*
and are to gain eo much by union llo,,H ot divine power .others that
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a _ _
a
th a n / o to . .. n
«
>
■
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enthusiasm and enthusiasm conquers the world."
rith farm ers’ organizations that they are qqackery. 1 confess my HUB CLEANING WORKS ( In c )
their prospe *t of dom inating n a ­ inability to account for them.
S ta rt a B a n k A cco u n t and keep it growing.
tional legislation has brightened. i»ut no student of hum an nature D Y E R S
CLEANERS
( Itn HiisjM'ct h r. Price o f trickery.
Now »ye are told in the W ash­ He believes th at he lieu in
F ir s t S a v in g s B a n k o f A lb a n y , O r e g o n
T
A
IL
O
R
S
HATTERS
ington dispatches that ’‘big iu- through divine power, or th a t di
du»tries of the country anil farm Vine power heals through him. Cor Fourth and Lyon sts.
Where Savings are safe ”
organizations have joined h a n d ’ One tiling is certain. There have Albany
Oregon
in a determined drive to procure l»een many rem arkable recover
I
•uch relaxation of the immigration ies from disease. We have no
Local
law as will relieve the present science today th at accounts for E. C. M iller,
have given my superior the h'ghest
Agent
them.
conception of my Journalistic zeal. At
shortage of common labor.”
a telephone station on the next corner
Home C hristians declare that W INDO M & SO N
(here can be no question that
1 called up Mrs. Apperthwalte'a house
It
is
the
work
of
the
devil.
There
in many industries wages are too
and asked for Mr. Dowdeu.
were tbose.too, in the time of
“What are you doing?” I demanded,
high tor the prosperity of the
Christ, who said: “ He casteth
when his voice responded.
couutry.
There
is
unwarranted
an
make
your
O
L
D
C
A
R
S
look
out devils through
n
,
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Liu u uyii i Beelzebub.
>eeize tin 11.
"Playing bridge,” he answered.
P ioneering between producer and the prince of devils," F or myself, like N E W
Bring them in
"Are you going out anywhere?”
"
Moderate priees.
c meumer—greater
than
ever 1 “ 7 thut If the devil performed
"No. What's the trouble?"
known before. But th at in not the undoubted cures of which I
’T H tell you later. I may want fo
see you tonight before I go back to
the only cause of the H. C. L have knowledge he is a pretty
W . J. R ib elin
the office.”
Another ia the labor coat of pro- tine old fellow—much better
Office 1st door south of school house
'All right. I'll be at home all the
than
I
have
been
told
he
wan.
d iction, which lisa doubled «inco
Halsey, Oregon.
evening.”
A.
M.
Hteder,
a
Roman
Catlio
th s prosperous days before the
I hung up the receiver and made off
in Real Estate
lie, w rites a great many words Dealer
.t B y /¿BOOTH TARK1NGT0Ñ
on my errand.
war.
Handle» Town and Couutry Property
to exprewa a very few ideas in Give him a call and see if he can fix
Down town the streets were crowd­
Not ouly is the farmer compelled the Albany Democrat, demand you
up.
ed with the package-laden people,
to pay exorbitant wages in many ing scientific proof th at the cures
bending heads and shoulders to the
case», but after he has secured the are the work of C hrist. . Yet he
bitter wind, which swept a blinding,
F . M. GRAY,
aleet-llke snow horizontally against
h gh-prioed help he ia likely to offers no such proof when li
them. At corners It struck so tumul­
find it no more than hall as eflio tells us th at he saw a leper cured
tuous a blow upon the chest of the pe­
ient a« fsrmerly, Thia multiplies at Lourdes, Wc must accept hi«
D raym an .
destrians that for a moment It would
halt them, and you could hear them
by four the labor coat of produc­ m iracle on faith but he wants
All work done promptly and
VI.
gasping half-smothered "Ahs" like
scientific proof of other«.
ing crop«.
reasonably. Phone No. 269.9
Autumn trailed the ’last leaves be­
bathers In a heavy surf. Yet there
He offers autosuggestion and
hind her flying brown p obes one night;
There ia plenty of foreign help
was a gayety In this eager gale; the
we
woke
to
a
skurrjy
of
SDOw
next
crowd« pressed anxiously, yet hap­
to be had to produce furm crop« at hypnotism as explanation of the W R I G H T & P O O L E morning; and tt was winder. Down
pily. up and down the street In their
approximately the old co«t, ¡1 the healings—except t^ose he cites LIC ENSED FUNER AL DIRECTORS town, along the ald.r valks, the mer
within his own church. But he
generous search for things to give
HARRISBURG
LEBANON
chants set lines of poles. covele,j
bar« were 1st down, and if the
away. I t was not the rich who strug-1
can no more prove his theory
them
with
evergreen
and
rnn
stream
Phone
35
l'hone
15
farm and maulaoturiug interest« <>f the Albany heallugs than the
gled through the storm tonight; these
ers of green overhers | to encourage the I
Branches at
were people who carried their own
combine there is nothing they can­ believers in divine healing cap
festal
«hopping.
Sr/
ivntlow
Army
San­
Brownsville, Phone .3705.
bundles home. You saw them; toilers
not obtain from congress.
prove theirs.
,
Halsey Phone 166, Frank Kirk, M g r ta Clause« stamped their feet nnd rang I fit r
nnd savers, tired mothers and fathers,
™ “ on ' he cori1« r«. and pink fared 1
A more reasonable attitude oil
The facts «fund. Mrs. Cochell
worn with the grinding thrift of all
children fixed the/ r noses Immovably
the year, hut now for this one night
the part of the more radical labor of Brownsville, for instance,
to display-window s. For them, the
careless of how hard-saved the money,
C. L O W E
«eason of seasors/ the time of times. >
union«, and k e i I. W. W.iata on had a large goiter. The sore
reckless ot everything but the Joy of
was
at
hand.
the part ol farm laborer« would iichs disappeared when she wa» Lebanon’s Keiiabie F uneral Di­
giving It to bring the children Joy on
To a certain • new reporter cn the I
and the troublesom e
the one great tomorrow. So they bent
irapru/e the pro «poets ol both of; anointed,
i
rector and M ortician
them.
01 enlargem ent is reported
t. Large stock; fine equipment, including Despatch the, efl r and gnyety of the
their heads to the freezing wind, their
streets
meant
n
o
le
more
than
that
the
'
arms laden with daring bundles and
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have entirely »ulwided Hl UCH two good unto hearses. Prices most day« had
- wheD ,t w>g ntght |n
their hearts uplifted with the tremul­
A I r s .d y i „ t h i .c o u u t r y .r .m o r s i then.
'n; B
n(1 , , ’,ndr‘‘d8 /
case» reasonable. Lady attendant.
the afternoon, and that he was given i
ous happiness of giving more than they
lau a
a million
in illi.... radio
e .,n „ ............
-
fewer politics 1 assignment«. This was
than
receiver.,'ran'
. atand.
X * , I ertnsnent cures
could afford. Meanwhile, Mr. Simeon
N
otics
ov
Haaai»«
Fn»at
A
ccount
annoying,
b/
caewe
Beasley's
candidacy
resonting three or four miHion ra- lake to w r . " * '
" n<1"
Peck, honest man, had chosen tnls
ror
the
go
,-ernorshlp
had
given
me
s
Notme is hereby given that the final
season to work harm If he might to
dlo listeners, and p.rbap« the most
Mr. Hteder has 'faith to be-
person^ , ’ ntereat In the political sltua-
the gentlest of his fellow-men.
trait r of the esute of A. M, Reetei, de- tion. T» ,e nominating convention of
progressive and revolutionary ds Hevo that Oral cured his leper Ctati.
I found Mr. Peck waiting for me
has been filed in the county nls par ty woui<j meet
the spr|ng.
at his house. There were four other
velopment is the I raadeastuig of If hi* hud scientific proof, hi*
’ i '" " 1 , co“ n‘>- Oregon, and that ' “**
mlnatlon was certain to carry
men with him, one of whom I recog­
c 'liege work. Forty-seveu colleges ^'ith would be gone displaced the 3th day of 1-ebiuary, 192.3, at the the e' ectloo also, and thus far Beasley
nized aa Grist, a squat young man
hour of ten o'clock a. m , has I cea duly
a td uuiversities are broadcasting b-T
Faith can exb»r appointed as the time and the court ah0T ed more strength than any other
with sllppery-louklng black hair and
.1 In the field. “Things are looking
a lambrequin mustache. They were
educational and musical programs, only where knowledge is lack honse. at Albany, Oregon, aa the place
lor hearing of objections to such final
♦ way, sold Oowdpn. “He's always
donning their coats and hats In the
litis opens to the ambitious youth lug. \ \ bat we know, we do not aecount and the »rttlriueut thereof at
orked hard for the party; not on the
nail when I arrived.
who is fiusocially unable to take believe, and what we believe which time any person Interested to
dump, of course," he laughed; “bat
'From the Despatch, hay?” Mr.
we do not know.
»uch estate mav appear ami file objec­
the boys understand there are more
*” eck gave me greeting, as he wound
tio n * th t i " "i 1
i° e lu‘:#
" •'W'tM’r nas not acientlfl» tions thereto and contest the same
If Hteder has not scientific
1 Important things than speechmaking
a' bnit comforter about his neck.
• j
.
R alph H. K kxvss
Z c? 3
h e r,‘o,or,‘
* ««to suggestion (tr
Adni nistrator of the .hove name i His record In Congress gsve him the
“ Ih a S good. We'd most give you up.
cl°’ed'
_
"'"•>« be ba« uo right to charge
estate, Lebanon, Oregon.
J confidence of everybody tn the state,
T !4 < he V s Mr Grist, and Mr. Henry
and.
besides
that,
people
always
trust
P. fiullop, end Mr. Qus Schulmeyer—
them , lest be bring a false ac
a quiet man. I tell you If nothing
N otics or A d m in ij t « a T ob » S»y
three men that feel the same w-ay
1 ha president is th>s country's rusation.
Tha
Haad
and
Front
(and
Backbone.
happens he'll get tt.”
about ''nve B’easley that I do. That
Notice is hereby guan that t|- ,
forPer|7n".tf?‘iiV* !? <*•■!>'•« with
I do not know, nor does Mr
T»o),
of
the
Opposition
to
Beasley
“I ’m fer Beaaley," another politician
Painters, Brownsville,
dersigned administrator ol the
U°
of W. A. Ringo, deceaaed, will L e*u ‘*
after January 15, 1923 sell f , ' )0 i* ° ‘l
private
»ale ail ot the' stoex ot drug, '
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.'f u e r . 5 " ,
uier-
chandtse in the drug «1? » • J 1
a
'
¿f*,
Northerly
ownet
b»
W.
A.
Ringo.
,n
• *<l then hold him accountable
Linn
Oregon, said $«' .
r ' *-
No angel» have made an an county,
L w grw s cannot succsaslully o( -
llir
in hand
I. a n . I or a
® ' ' he eu
either
for cash
cash in
pcarancc to enlighten it«. Mr thereof in hand and th aubauot.al jmrt
P rt>* i?"
M “ ,B deP « fliu e n t
■ coulHon k*i9t
Hteder would better not “ rttsb tune and with such a."*i1^ L " ,c* ' Ml *ui?h
to the n ..f “ ,‘ r as, n,a> >*
in where angel» , fear
t„ tread ’ I ! sat.slactorv
,
*^,e loventorv of
’“ i n* ‘t-
How funny that kind n(
Open-Minded Reader I Iw »een eud exatui
,tuck
tusnt would b ars looked iu a re
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the Lebanon
Lebanon n.sti . J . . * . « . a'
at ,he ’ »Cre
, --
——
i the
— or at .
publican piper when a democrat
" "*• .’ m ' * 0 " continue«
r ite , l'1
® °n‘ ÌnU" to w
W riU
r n X d Jb ? : ’r r ’
«ting feller." he waved a mit­
•a a Close-Fisted, Hard-Knucklod, other
explained. In an Interview, “because
Risen From-thc-Soil Serf of Man, ten»/. mud to the fourth man—"he's
he'« Dave Beasley I Yes, sir. Ira fer
from the Journal. Likely you’re ao
One Named Simeon P*jck.
him. You know the beys say If a roan
qus m
a
e
.
Is only for you, in this state, there mutton head the other d ay; he said onr
12ze
young
man
from
(he
Journal
Ian t much In It and he may go hack candidate ought to be » farmer, a 'man
was unknown to me; moreover, I was
«n I t ; but If he's fer yon, he means It
• f the common people,’ and when I
Mked him where fvCd find anybody far ’ from overjoyed at his presence in
T5 ell, I'm fer Beaslev I”
the group.
There were other candidates, of more a man of thr common people’
*T ve got you newspaper men here "
than
Beasley,
he
said
Beasley
was
'too
course; none of them formidable; but
I waa surprised to learn of the exist- much of a aociety man' to snlt him I • contl nuetl Mr. Peck, "because I'm
The Idea of Dave as a 'society man’ ! »-In ' to show you soraep'n’ about
ence of a small hut energetic faction
*
• < ‘ 00 much for me, and I laughed j D a re Bensley that'll open a good many
opposing our friend In Wainwright, hts
folk's eyes tvheu It's In print"
U
Sim Pecks face, but that didn't
own town. ("W hat are you surprised
•W .’ll, what la
I asked, rather
w»s president or would look in « ,o ,h# Albany Democrat, . ----------
tnakicgfL
a r .eb,,uon lu n .m îï ^ ' la7 ‘* n^ - t the
about?" Inquired Dowden. "Don't you •top Sim Peck ! ’J „ t look st the styl- aha rpi y.
democratic paper now !
h it own a rh itu a ry m ira o( evidenc- •« l*"»«ry to. 1923
,hP
r ‘ uk know what our folks are like, yet? be lives In. he yetped. 'Ain't he fairly
“ Ä
, - ! ;
S ì
l e v hold your horses a little b it”
I f St. Paul lived In Wainwright, do Upped In luxury? Look at that big
• nd then proving whatever Ire
bouae he Uvea In i Look at the wav he returned. -Grist and roe know's,
»»ay of Januar/. J W3. you supposq he could run for con­
The state highway commia«ion chooses by tbo«« rule«. He claims
stable without some of his near neigh­ b» goes around In that big ear of his and so do Mr. CuMop and Jlr. Schul-
“
cutitnq »170.000 from it» c m le m l, that , cure, , by
, Christ
-
are universal, 4 d S S S * "
A Rio. p>. bors getting oat to try and down - a n d a nigger to drive him. h alf the mey er. And I'm goln' to take them
t o e . I had to boiler again, and. of and fw two reporters to look at IL
him?")
e have , the
plated expense account, annoti ,<••-
«Lnd '" ’‘»'R W ---------
il.at . . .t
i—
.
record th at when Christ healed a
The head and front (and backbone, •m rse. that made Sam twice .« mod All 1 va.iy? Then come on.”
..h
- , -i
•x he started out to be: and he went
He tbr.’ w open the door, stooped
too) of the opposition to Beasley was
» N o t ic i
C'.lt
rra and
. . d . dnnble
L - I . u . the
L . work
. ______ » . .
. w n^aiing was not
•ff snearing he'd show me, before the to th
cut fo
force
gu.xA that took him bv >he
perfect, for he said; ’ I see men
a close-fisted, hard-kuuckled. risen
campaign w „ on>r The pnIy trmihIe threat., and |t 9l the way out Into the
Pi«y It d idn’t do that some
trees
w
a
lk
in
g
”
from-the-soll
sort
of
man.
one
named
T«ate
e and Grl»t and that crowd enuld give •to rn .
(he county m art -.f 1
PPO,n,ed
Simeon Peck. He possessed no In­
When be forgave t he wnm.n
- T
°
. S 7 ° ° <L be b>
out something
333 Mt la he up’ to?" I gasped to the
considerable
Influence. J
I heard
heard; ; was
was a
a •sninst Dave, and they c a r t do that
caught in »iu he recognised the
A R '"g" .lecM.^1 t L * * ” a,e
y”«
’ " 1’'™"'» influence.
Journ
il m m as We followed in a
po»«ibility of I ih relapse, for he »uoty. Oregon
he h .,'* ’,u . L'?" I a
,nd
seconded to a u a e there Isn't «.nythtag to find • ff it iJ ln g line.
K« Fresitient Howard „
«••'I M •" "
w Ih-relore .ti’"
1
« J * » ’ »««' lieutenant. . young
of the|cautioned her: "Sin uo more. I
American farm bnreau esy» that
"I « m t know aoy mnre than you
........... • ll.re r. I man man
named
Grist. Grist
The,» These,
.nJ and
- , k ______
named
¿there
I «hared hit confidence on thia lat-
;»'s«t the Mt.1
* u r I Ä
coin’
- he returned,
" l ’ e thinks he'e
'
V
’'
h
**0
»hie
to
draw
to
their
* adjustment
of
pnce«
«eould
solve.
t
o
were
bitterly
.
n
i
r
e
g
^
y
^
|
£
n
7
o
?
X
T
M r. w Steder
ch
the
»
a .
.
......... M w t s r a r
e .w s.o rs . • «
n 'trrh
'lr m cut»« sin '«me to the le d e r li'n” '<
r l L ' ? ” r ' hln< »»’■«'ll qifi 9T Beasley,
’“
T
?
'
,h<
'«',*n
o
D
the farm problem * and new spaper ^ 'th • pardon, but the cure ia not j N itional »ainL
* t0 . ^ * aa,*T • nomination, and *wo aewapapere of anr „ »11»,-~i°7 J s lb le h .*“ 0,d * * * ’ t,K s r ' lBSt P°»-
lulv cerufieiis,
” , Ore*° '''
fits quoting that «« something newi I j ,nK The offender sins agstu
tv eve.-rtuS? 1,01,1
* ” n* n 'iui. Neer-
w re k .1 without ceasing , 0 prevent it. «M are In " nineright t h 7 l ^ . . ^
month,
Iron,
t
h
e
w
‘
,
,
l
i
o
.. ............. • , » « ' S 7 r Ä Ä Ä r s s
«nd come« and gets another p . r .
u L i raet / h>‘ °r* thlD« a‘ ta’««.
1 q M te the invaluable H r Dowd-n ••><« the Journal, hot's
don. According to Mr Stedf, ,
D *t of
,Wu<'
«
sgaftl ‘ Grists arulnst us because he
Interest of Beasley's , ,urtv and mar E .
puh|K„ lon x OT¿mf^
Mr. and Mf«. McAdoo of the rul», those pardon* do ,,„i »th. l' - first
I'li-
i -
.’ vvvm'wi
had a quacrel with a clerk In Beaaley .
«either had "come eUt" for hi™ th
n ight'”
,0O<1
Lorfi . what a
Mh
19."
u
"'»
‘
a'
,<'n
ce
1»
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