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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1923)
S FACH 3 H A U l ï B N T E R r a iM I A U 1 Y INTERPUSE J U N « 7. I « 3 T. J. SKIKVIN * • t«« ® io a> o i w o t — t«ri . «,»► • * • * * » , ZaMUS.» avsrr Tknsa«ar ■ z WfcL ü. W U B L K R c a t nt A il kind» F«d. W WOOL laad '«* Wool- Fert- •Mwirlption». ( l.M * »»»I ib «¿vene* T ra u .l.n t adveníala*. j» 0 tBCb¡ ca Milla. I t will pay you to tec ma Clarar Saad. Rapa Saad and pastara tures. Chopping dona to »uit. Frica» right. Golden Loaf Flour S I 13 » •rtn a n a n t a d v e r tis te * . ZOe. N o dls- 7»r tü r.^ o r opaca mix ¡5, Faranrapka, • te a Mas. N» advertíais* dls*uiaed aa nava H A LflEY, Lien Ce., Ora. J«n*“ iffljfc E X C U S E T H E S E TEARS Governor Fiere«’» red notion trae callad I t ia saddening ta hear that tht tba campaign. It great »teal industry cannot gtt be a did U n. «»a i xu . | “ done—bat ooe— ont oe ia long with anything lass than a twalvi I . . _ School Consolidation »Views and Plana Here and in Other Linn Districts Halaay weald get but o m vole there now. Perhepä the statement that there ia bnt one pupil io the district who weuld attend high school explains the situation. IT 'S D R Y ON T H E W A T E R . Th« Enterprise sent to the clerks of the school districts all or part of (Albany H erald ) which w e n »uggested as suitable for The decision of two British steam combination in a union high school district at Halsey a request for their ship companies to abide strictly by views and those of the people of their the recent opinion of the supreme me subject. suDject. .court in the m atter of transporting districts on the Few of them have evinced a dasirt li<,uor *“ Am erl«an territorial waters . . the open I doubtless forshadows a general ac to ------- come . into and give the « » Custard talk cf tax dear public a chance to throw brick- ceptance of the situation by foreign bunk daring beta at them. lines. The treasury’s regulation goes couldn’t ba Under the law as it stands the H a l into effect two weeks hence. A strong suspicion has grown up it. « Ha hae sey school cannot continue to receive it. a baa Florence Bingham Livingston. pupils from outlying districts, as i t | Iateiy that th* frequent cry about b™ , t a ,. and ' «"* 7 * " “ has done in the past, and the result I American ships losin< patronage on * t a n , t a „ H . h„ d J jd „ 0 „ , . A “ d • ' w i ll Kim t h a t ___■ •__ . I ftCCOUFlt Of th i» ir A f id i f v ia n n f wninrr will be that some, instead of living at account of their aridity is not going U t a « » I . . . «b. t a m i, . ,™ , b .r , . n L 7 . ‘ k ta ,“k “ i “ ' ina oeoooe w. d o w a k c o m b a n »/ home and going to this school, as to be supported by experience. American vessels are being patron- ln w erad « ik .> k I bean a howl from tboae wboaa p»p heretofore, will go to other more die uciviuiurv, wui io dis-1------- pauun- lowered, .o that h . can bring m mor, | „ „ CB, „ i|ed P 5 I tant cities and pay board and also b« lled Ilb*ra lly this spring w ith proa- (Continuad) 1 tragic toni» emphajUed Eer'iudlerou ’ ° r<Wn workmen, the enterprise will out of the parental control n u i which » m m thev m ey F ; **13 o i a tremendous business dur- appearance. H er face and hand CHAPTER X I II nac/l «azkiie. a . the . l i n I ,n? e the I Tba g overnm ent has iesned ‘an need, while others, ________x on account of th* summer summ*r. were covered with fine soot. In fleck« Apparently the presence of liquor American workmen refuse to k tx » lo rd e r p ro h ib itin g sm oking in fed expenses, w ill go without education In streaks; her fair hair was curioush Calamity Ceal Oil. on the darkened, as I f a thia black veil hai 1“ — westbound ---------------- trip o f foreign in a twelve-hour »hop. and the for arel building», in c lu d in g poetoffices beyond the eighth grade. The days of Lorene Percy’» engage Some advocate of consolidation P *” 1” Wl11, a ttra rt little patronage been drawn over It ; her light blu< ment had been stormy ones In her signers imported become Americanis- p rim a r ily ee a fire precaution ught to give that tide of the ques that would not travel on the same home, but through neighborly persua house dress looked greasy and soiled ad so quickly that a constant stream but aleo beeausa sm o k in g ie effene- "Why. my deer; I can eee you'vi ship in any event. The board’s ex- tion for publication. Let in the light. sion and interceaalon, Mrs. Percy bad of immigrant», larger than tfc, im m i- 1 j y , to eome wboaa buetnaea takas — — perience lately would indicate that raised no permanent obstacle. Lo had a little accident,” said Mrs. pen Dear Sir:- the voyager who thought of using renc's friends felt certain that he» re field briskly, “but twon't take Ion, gratioa laws permit. Is necessary to them io to such places. S ac k an to get yon washed up again. I ’ll helj Considerable is being said concern- board vessels w ill not change his lease from borne rule was assured. keep the steel works supplied with l a r d . r wee long everdue, bnt i t ie ing a consolidated high school at mind merely on the prospect of you. Oil heater, I e’pose." It was the evening before the mar The girl nodded. “My— Mrs. Percy these twelve-hour men. I hotter late th a n never. H * lsey- few days ’contact with a bar. riage ceremony. All the little Pen- lighted It and put it In my room. I was F ifty years ago we were told that --------- --------------- Belds had long »Ince retired to their No one blames the people of H al that rney they might might going to pack. Site M id I ’d take cold a protective t a r i f f on steel p ro du ct'| K o a rPr,aa «ot "P b u t little sey for inviting the surrounding com-1 G am ». T t. , . • I sleeping-boxes; a and m uiai if the room wasn't warmed. And—and munity to consolidate with tham ita G* w» ai Laub,uarj ’“ rin g »" more not be disturbed by the light. Mrs was necessary to eave our infant steel I ,o r a ill,e r Pi«rce or . . . 50l“Jatf Wlth tn«n> i" I wood. A carload of big bleck mill | Penfield was sewing In the kitchen when I went In a few minutes later. an undertaking to 7h 7 p . ^ o a f . tte ^ canoao mill I Penfield wag — sewing ' t<* 01 * — In " ■ the ' kitchen ,,Ped industry from being ruined by for H a rd *D« in < *o ir eam paigoe. It ficiency of education I couldn’t ace. The air was full of ficiency of education. black soot—everywhere— clouds of It. sign manufacturers who would send J 1™ From M isso u ri. B u t I t has Twice ahe had caught herself nap No on« should blame any one for Oh. dear; oh, dear, what can I do J" ping sod had gone to the back door to to this country products of cheap for-1 o t th em are accepting the invitation i f they are “Why, Lorene, I ’ll help. Wo—" beeethe In the fresh air and get thor •ign labor. W . were assured t h .t th . S j X "Mrs. Fenrle,” shrieked the girl, willing to pay the price. eughly awake again. The moon was wringing her hands In distress, “you No one should blame any one for t a r if f would enable the American p ro -[ _ _ ____ f u ll; the sky was Intensely bine ex don’t understand. EveryUilng |g ru refusing to accept fo r the simple cept where quill» of white cloud were ined.” dneer to pay the good wages th a t. ___ - Page ___ — — u . ■« Robert baa — been ssnt Io reason that we already pay a high laid across I t ; the back yard was filled "Ev’ry th ln g r Laundry seat Tuesdays would make Americas workmen pros ¡»ba peniteulikry from Vanoonver, school tax which must amount up in with soft radiance that transformed "Yes, everything. All my clothe«! Dyeing, Clesatog sad Pressing b*roU8- I Week., for from one to twenty to the thousands of dollars, besides the ngly clothes-poles Into slender I had them all laid out, ready to pack_ During all theaa years the ta r iff rear« fo r g e ttin g «o d ro u k th a t be m additional elementary school tax shafts of light. on the bed, tne chairs. The clothes- "What a beautiful world It le i" she press was open. They’re all black, handicap upon imported products has I k ille d a m an w ith his e u to . T u e which is a drain upon many of the said to henielf. "And we oil go so sticky, spo-olled." She threw herself benefited the steel industry, but u n t i l |,D ,I tw e n ty years would be a m ild surroundng districts. HALSEY fast that we don’t have time to look on the wash bench and broke into I see from statistics that the as recently there has been no handicap at It the way It 1». I wonder why we wild sobbing.- "Why, by the time I ’d sessed valuation of one district is »- on Immigration of cheap foreign la I “ S tate rights and boose I " w ill get fretted up over a lot of pesky de been in there two minute«—look at bout $300,000, so the elementary tails that we forget all about in a me!” borers to the steel works. Few Amer-1 n o t m ake a w in n in g dem ocratic school tax costs that district about "Oh, my dear." begged Mrs. Pen- »300 per year, and i f you add'to this I p ’ ^ ’.x j week, when the universe Is calm and leans have worked there. J n atio n al slogan, happy. Looks like we ain't In har field, “don’t cry. W e’ve got to think the high school tax, which must be an V r C > m > P o u l t r y . E f f g S a n d mony with It. I wish I had time— of something." I t is pitifu l to see that Infant, the equal amount, we can easUy see that V e a l. M W No, I don’t. What I wish la that I C O U N T Y O F F IC IA L S C U R B E D We can't," walled the glrL "There etael trust, In such a » tr a it Am eri this one district pays around W00 per I ^ ’ •N ^ L z rA . <-a® stay awake and sew sn overcoat.” lsn t anything to be-begln on. They ca»» won’t work twelve-hour shifts, Resolutely she went back to her were all there—everything I own m yeer for the cause of education out (Portland Journal) chair and fitted sections of the coat the world, everything I've been saving th« government won’t admit enough their own district. Then i f we Elective county oincers officers » •» M l t a side . _ ----- -------- -- . ««««;«▼» bi »k x u ...................... . “ together. sdd this Vie the exP«n8ea expenses of the the in- in for all these mo-months." She lifted of the ’cheap labor” we heard s o |lon<«r have control of county expen- 7 ? to th“ Footstep« sounded on the board her head and looked at Sira. Penfield much about about from from the the atari steel m a m .te . The decisions as to w hat _T®na ?f hi« her learning, most 'of much magnates The decision» as to what --------------- --- me magnates i , .............. - ” n«i ... . .. . walk. There was a quick knock. The with streaming eyes. “Yes. I suppose u» w ill admit few year» ago, and there is actuaUy h “ ^ 1* "°.t spent w iI* high now day, that education comes door opened. they can be cl-cleaned,-but there Isn't » h o r t a r . of n fb r .-n k . . .U e , L W,th thr«e commU.ion? ’ „ „ . „ daya’ “Oh, I knew something would hap a ebortagn brawn at . th 7 . * p * • ^ " » time before tomorrow. There isn't Many are willing to pay the ex All work done promptly and reason Pen. 1 just knew it would. And It tl-tl-tlme.” Her vo'ee broke. “Dick works. Alack and alas! I Every municipal corporation in the penses of education because they haa. Oh—oh I* has his leave of absence and the tie- ably. Phone No. 269 Mrs. Penfield eprang to her feet. tickets and all the de-detalla arranged --------------------- \ I county must submit its budget of ex knew just what they were doing when The voice was familiar, but she We can't put It off and—and we can’t— Governor Smith has signed ib e | |,* na* ^or t’,e coming year to the they voted for it. Others voted for| would hardly have recognized, with I can't he m-m-married Uks this, can bill repealing Naw York’« probib - 1f0mmi” ,OI’«ra by October 1. Failure »ueh conditions and did not under out this evidence, the figure that con stand what they were doing, while I T ’ She threw out her arms in a ges r I of any levying board to ilo . law and iaauad a s t s i.m .n t 1 °’ ” ? ? " * board. to c<MnPly fronted her. ture of hopelessness. th a t la k 11 I rna^es »object to a fine of »50 a others voted and did not care what “Lorene!” she gasped. H alf horsepower. $25 it , * * ra e tic a ,,F • CilAHvog» to lay for each day of delay. Any levy. the outcome would be. Mrs. Penfield could not restrain a "Look at me.!’.’ cried the girl, Her Halsey Enterprise No one should blame Halsey for smile as she gazed at the forlorn »«1« Ham to moot b its on tta ln« board that fails to attend hear- bride-elect, huddled on the wash- atata right» iaana. Federal offxera " * • of th* n,w,y «•«•«•ted commission wanting a thorough, well equipp’ d bench, too abject to realize her own standard high school. a»d ceuib a rt enfofcing tba ?•» ""Jat pay * f’" e ot * 2R a day- appearance at the moment or to care Most everyone regrets that Halsey in New Yark e itv ik „ . . . . « d®ri<i*» how much money can he about It compared with the greater tba lL .1 • ‘ P#nt th* ,ir* d*>’a!t™ " ‘ th, po- does not draw all the high school calamity at home. t ie loeal poHoa era helptny. lie. department, and in .11 other city money paid by the surrounding "W hat can I do. Mrs. PenzleT I country. Moat everyone would be M ta a tim a tba Harding a d m in ia tr r - H«partment<. I t is an autocratic can t ask Dick to take me like this.” tion ia enforcing prohibition, avtn lwdy that <*»• <1 * desire., exercise willing to consolidate i f it was only to “No. dear, you aren't going to." Mr». no foreign »hip* In . Ur harbors eo®P**ta control over r i l public ex enable Halsey to obtain the money Penfield put her hand» on the girl’s shoulders and g -.e her a gentle shake In aenordxnee with tba dnoialnna of ofriclr"0* *" h* " dS * * * paid for high school purposes, but wc realise th n t.w a would be subject to that was half reproof and half caret«. onr Mnrfo, and t h .r . U . p . M ibil- The law I . emergency plan, , p. additional levies that might be voted Grab your nerve, Lorene, and we’H work a way out of th is So long as ity that thin w ill be mada th» plied because of the increase in tax at any time for all time to come. OuMoo/’t '* there ain't nothing more vital in the So I w ill have ’« g ; on record as * ' paramount iaana” in tba next rates ^^23 C uting SBoo/tiat path than soot and cinders, I predict opposed to the consolidation not be national oampaigo, in whleh 8 ae Tba Idaha Powar compaay. In a yon re going to be married tomorrow you to doeuiu cause I am unfriendly to the cause tba male will throw Bryan npa ^ a f filed with tba public aervfea m b of education, nor unfriendly to the noon. . . scheduled-end all freeh and dainty, too. Yon left your window« w»y and tumble to defeat the olhar Biaaioa’ »ricee Ita objection te pro- people of Halsey but because we, aa open, didn't you?” for America vole» dry ’ r *dlB< • ‘actr* h f * » P a r i n g p u r • people, have already voted a griev- "Oil, yes, bnt— ” —— ------— « ------ --- . I I pose» to the ----ir- Fayette-uregoa slop» lr- ious, unjust state of affairs. " I hen the air must be clear by this T b a conning »tata e d ito ria l to n - rl«atloa d istrict The company aUegee Your» Sincerely — l i t I »h a t aW ^ d l . t . i . i ___ tim e 111 turn out the lamp, and vantioa will see t h t atrengthanirg •hat the dlatrlet already owes more O. G. Coldiron w» H go right over and see how thlnge than l i t . Mo for power, »ng that there look.1 • of the movement to abolish tba la Clerk of Diet. No. Ip so indication that the amount will Things looked exactly as Lorene auanaa nt tba vntpra* pra-alaatian ba paid for some time. The public The people of Shindler, Bilyeu Dam | had represented. The awlrllng soot pamphlet», which ia a great waits •arriaa MuamUstoa raeaatly ordarM a had settled— and very thoroughly, too. Mount Pleasant and Jordan school of money. But will the editorial the power company to furnish electric we w ill p ie care and forethought with which districts are almost unanimous i n , Lorene had gathered together all her lohbylat. try te eave that tno.toy ity ta the dlstrlel favor of consolidating and building a possessions to be packed as swiftly . . for tba atate! Not much? They new »12,000 school house to succeed j possible, hsd great,y helghteaM th" four rickety old ones. A consolida want it themaalvae, and they will disaster. Part of her outfit had been ted high school there ia also talked of. work for a law requiring the pub assembled for her trip ; the rest was in lication ef the matter io the news ,aBt ,0 her hotnsi , Two trunks stood opea; the travw • A t tne school meeting in Brandon PaP*re at the state's expense. had P’ ; kei had bWD M ftei ° ’1‘ «»5 district (134) the .object was dis For farther particulars ask hsd suffered complete ecllp«< No» cussed and the sentiment appeared your ticket agent or write to even the bureau drawers were closed fndia, Germany, Portugal and to be strongly against consolidation as usual cioseo JO HN X . SCOTT oh th» same grounds act forth by Great Britain ally themeelvea with Ceneeal raasenger Agent Mrs. Penfield went brlsklr arnntaX Mr. Coldiron the Individual dope peddler« and the room, collecting wsshibh- a r t u i J Portland. Oregon In a big clothes-bag. From the clothe»- declare, through tbair rapraavnta- whlr’h V >ren* ? rnU,llt 001 th* fori» "■ Petitions asking that school dis. tivaa in the laagna of naiiene. that Uricta Noe. 1, »0. 98 .„«j i 22 rto was heantifui (olt ,a whw> opium eating ig legitlmata, and Si. hon, K e ^ ,Te beeB » •trte d . An he annexed to district No. 4 at La- hour before, it had been a deiicata am, Japan, Franco, Germany, Per- eousb for a unioo high school brown with . „arrow white v e £ 'A Modern Barber Shop A B E ’S P L A C E Cream and Produce Station F. M . G R A Y . draym an Electric Motor W h ere W ill Y o u Spend Y ou r V acation? TTHIS new 40-paee illustrated booklet is brimming ,*ull of detail» about sand}’ beaches, fo u n ta in resorts, camping places, hotels and cottagea. Ask your local ticket agent for copy or if more convenient send you one by mail. LOW ROUND TRIP TICKETS NOW ON SALE! to the wonder spots W est ern Oregon. » •g d , Hniiand and4Ore»t Britain daelaro opium smoking glto legiti have been Aled with the count» superintendent.— Lebanon Crite rion. mate. China takan a more civil- load ground, in opposition. «ilstriota Noe. 110 aud 11« have pstitionod the boundsrv hoard tar permission to withdraw I to ® a nt on high school district No 1 at Crabtree. Crabtree ia oppor. io« on the ground that it would mean the dissolution of the di fofot.— Lebanon Criterion. (ianrga Chamberlain haa ra aignnd from the »hipping beard and Bert Haney has hia piaos. W ill George ru» for a sengtorahip ag aiaf W ill « duok ewim F Bryan object» to the theory that brutes were man's ancestor». The con duct o f »om. man, however, lends force to that theory and to a belief f ■ In the influen«.» of heredity. f FOR bale by o o t « BROS HALter •»<•»«« Powell diatriot, Nn. ft|. „ t , only aloatlon when every voter oaat • ballot, unanimously reieit>d t n ^ v 10“ tha «Ha high aekool district It •adantewd^hat a pi op osai to join folded had ? * * “ t<ken off an<1 At Lor« « looked at the sorry garment, her eyes filled «gam . shoulders shoos. * ln' “ * f • Z?®®1 }ou car’ l" aald Mrs P«ta The Coolness Between Them . woo t Ust long if th . coolnsM hsppen, to be some of oar driicions ice ireara - I t will prove to be the fiBe. t ttlev ev, r tested. No matter hew tired oe warm yea m .r feel. , d, , h Clark , cream w ill rtfreeii you. S s n e f r S T ^ “ «• S in< nnd lit» la the mora- “ entv f s ' * " ° f fhey,H « » thaly t snty four-honr service to tw»i»« Then I I I send it t0 t o o k , * Now what do yon t h i k you d X T i lo m o n o n , i n , w#|- » i r s / i t a ' ‘ “,7 u r.” . Mea ’roo,<, he this - n . w £ T £ . : h"’ k b* r *a*re« •* T can wash it," affirmed w — - Clark’s CsnfictiMery okx H »ray W « H k f l g a S •“ • misty pattern. Sally Ann Bread at " - 4?2r °i’en*<3 • crack. Tlie heavy
