Halsey enterprise., June 21, 1923, Page 4, Image 4

HALSEY E N T E R P R IS E
Arrow Garage
Have just pat in stock sn esaortmset of Connecting Red Bearings for all
popalar makes of automobiles, trucks aad tractor«.
Pathfinder Tira« at mail order bouse prices.
Let n t furnish your Tractor O il for harvest.
Aalomotuls Paia to
Complete line of accasaonro aad Ford parts.
W« will overhaul your Ford engine for $20 labor
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“ Chevrolet engine for $22.50 labor
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” reline transmissiou band for IXSO labor
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“ overhaul rear axle and rebnah springs and perches when
necessary for $7 labor
O. W . FRUM
Exclusive Afirsnt for
J e r s e y M ilk F ood Com pound
guaranteed
GANSLE BROS.
prompt attention
Telephone 16x5
the economies! fand for calve«, pig« «ad chiekeos
t 1 Last Sunday morning the top of
if Mooat Etna blew off with a noise
J like the crack of doom (we «op
r paee— we never heard either of
I them) and five new crater« opened
I oa the slopes. A flow of lava 900
feet wide and fo rt/ or fifty fait
I ia depth «wept down the mouut-
! «Inside, destroying everything be*
¡fore it. including olevoo village«
[The people had fled, warned by
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eonrnanew
premonitory rambling« and tre*
Deputy Sheriff Roy has resigned.
Frank JSnkiaa. editor of the Eu mar«. A few dev« before earth­
F rn m A M o M a h .n shipped t w o ! f ' n‘ (Or^
“ ’ T * ®eg“ t<r’ ,pe? quake« bad killed S000 people in
Persia and deetroyed much prop-
double-deck carloads o f lamb.
and
T Y ifia T
physicians "D r.” unless referring tc
FEED AND GRAIN
There were four fatalities In Ore­
gon due to industrial accidenta during
the week ending June 14, according
to a report prepared by the state In­
dustrial accident commission.
The
victim« Included George C. Fowler,
hook tender, Tillamook; Cbrie J.
La nth. drag sawyer. Portland; Robert
O. England, millwright, Cottage Grove,
and Clyde Kelley, laborer, Turner.
A total of TJ4 accidents were report­
ed tor the weak.
The Oswego Lake W ater, Light A
Power emopeny haa filed application
F*
his professional services in eorni
Harry Commons and wife got stuck | with the public service commission tor
The Enterprise tried last week to specific manner-
in
soft sand on the beach near New­ permission to install meters for lrri-
make Belt Bond’s boy a girJ, b u t
This attitude on the part of M r
B el/ won’t have it eo.
Jenkins is not only individual, but it port Thursday night on their way gatton servtee. Increase ia Irrigation
P laae are being la id fo r a day is unique, in that Eugene is a college hom< from their vacation and spent rates from 71 cents to $1.80 a month
of dedication when the ad d itio n to city, the home of the State Unlvere- the night in their auto there before is also sought by tbs water company.
th e C h ris tia n church is com pleted. I rity, where considerably play to help came along and started them
Linn county livestock is prolific. A “titles” is a pert of its inbred atmos- anew on their journey.
phere.
Surrounded by respectful
“Professor,” "Deen." end "Doctor”
equations, which in themselves are
the very essence of life in a college
town— the editor of the Morning
J. E. Davie has got a larger bus Reg „ te r casts even tradition aside
for his Albany Brownsville stage , nd ntver rf{tT , to » p , »
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business to serve the growing patron-
"those pre5int at , gociaj
function, but carefully, -places him
I t is only twenty years since the «long with the ordinary “miaters.”
firs t Ford car was made.
The com- There’s a reason?
,
peny started with $28,000 actual cash
“H « the Register’s policy,’ says
capital.
Mr. Jenkins, “to use the tltl« "D r.”
P a .m a n a in .
ih . I .
OD,y whtn
U 1 material part of the
t a r ..» ou f a m Io a n . a f ' h . Befim <
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land office in A lb a n y
per « . a t instead of 6.
w ill be 4)
Notice was Z
««wived at this office after page 2, Z
with the advertisement, b . i b « »
nrintad
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Miss Lois Johnson of Salem has
th is week been " learning lbs
ropas ” a t the drugstore, prepare-
to ry to ta k in g charge of the pre-
aoription counter. She i f an 0 -
A. C. graduate. Miss Iu a H u b b a rd ,
who has been hers since the first
of April, has been oallad to hsr
home io Polk oounty end Is p la n -
ning to leave here to m o rro w .
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Bifora Letter Jones weot to A t-
toria, aa stated last w n k , he was
graduated from the Eugene Bible
uaivsrsits at bachelor of divinity.
Auction !
The annual gathering at Provi­
dence church June 10, in honor of
Joab Powell, the missionary who
baptized mere people ia Oregon
then any other man, much more
than filled the bnildiog, A com­
mittee was appointed to raise funds
lor a monument.
Wednesday, June 28,
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1
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’’ Calf
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’ ’ registered Jeriey Boll
2 Grade Cow«, 6 grade Twe-year-old«,
1 grad« old Cow
4 Young Work Horae«
1 Old Horae
♦ Two-vear-old Colt«
t Span of Proles broke to ride or drive
t Regiatared Percharoa Bullion, gentl« -
w ill work «ingle or double
V Yonng Pig»
1 Wlde-tire Half Truck
1 Narrew-tire Half Truck
2 Old Wagon«
t Two Mated Hack, goad a« new
} ?,d Nack
1 Good Buggy with pole
1 Siug.e Buggy
1 Surrey w ith shafts
3 Plfty-bnahel Boxes
1 Buggy Pole aad Singletree«
I Bndgate Sender with graaMed attach'!
I Altman i t Taylor Separator
I Altman & Taylor Clover Holler
I International 8-14 Tractor with Plow»
1 IS -M ga« pt,i| Tractor
Bnailage Cutter
Corn Planter
Roadaew outfit
Power aad hand Fend Cutter
C ot. B br T. S u d t b l l , Auctioneer
H a l s iv B r a n Bawx, Clerk
Get som e at
R IN G O ’S Dmgstore
Amor A. Tussin<
L A W Y E R A N D N O TA R Y
B now M tviLLg,
O s to o n
O liver
T yp ew riter
Halaey Enterpriao
Send Copy Early
The PntsrpriM is havtag mech
of its typrostting dons hv tino-
tvp» The lasi mail tahtng eopy
to ths maebiee leevss here botov»
aoon ToroAay Copy roming hv
Tnesday s mail or later mo«t t«k«-
the ehtnee of being tsft erer for
the aest w rok't parov. es thers
is oalv on» man her» to set the
tyro ssd de t l l the othsr p r in tia g
odbee wori^ i ^ C toeed Mondaya
WILSON A. CAREY, Owutr
B. A. R b o t b x , Salea Manager
Geo-
‘ ” d h“ S been ,d ®PU d by the
Nurse association.
Th« woman credited with the <hs-
Weetern, but Intrinsically he is. Be-
for« M r. Silver was sent to Washing-
ton by the American Farm Bureau
11 ederation to run congress, he had
weiternixed the Shenadoah apple
country, put West Virg in ia apples on
a par with thoa« of Washington and
Oregon and had hewed a fortune out
■it opportunity from a standing start,
Also he acquired an education in the
ichool of experience and by omnivor-
ous reading.
In two yests in Wash-
ington. Silver made the long-befooled
farmer the dominant clase in national
I legislation, having extracted no less
eovery had a little daughter crippled
with infantxile paralysis.
In hope
of obtaining relief, she took the child
to Florida and permitted her to Spend
much tím» in the water at a shallow
i beach.
She was amazed afte r a few
days to see the child strike out and
swim, having suddenly recoveed the
us« of her limbs.
So rapid was her
recovery, th at parents installed a
swimming tank in the home and con-
Hnued the tepid w ater treatment,
Then experts at Northwestern uni-
varsity medical school, fam iliar with
the child’s history, became Interested,
•oonemlc sadsrstonSla«. It 1« tbsro
toro, that w» g«d
*rr»y»4
agaisst «ros»—that we fin4 the srow-
W at variato« with the predicar, ths
Rrodsror with ths coasamer asd both
with ths narrlor. It is boeaaso of a
lack of ocoaomio uad«rstaa4lsg that
we fiad ospitai aad labor frequently
etriring sfalsst each other. Ret oaeh
I than tw enty-five lews in the interest
olomont It rttslly Istorstted to each
other fqr the final sueeaes ot the aa­ of agriculture from the 87th con-
tto» s a d s s rs r-ls the fermar growl a g gress. Silver happens to be a demo-
• Brims crop sad gsttisg s felr ro­ crat and the democrats are frantically
tors: in the eeanar peekia« a patota- seeking a Moses.
Silver's farm bloc
U » crop end petttag a fair retaira; la I has proved that party lines are only
the earrler trsaspertlsg without dam­ legend«, and hi» advocates «ay that
age or detorinraUea and pettina a his nomination w ill add the farm er
fair retare, la U s wholesaler mahtaa
vote of North and West to the usual
a wide dlstrlhntiea sad getti»« a fair
retara; le the retailer rottefytns his Democratic m ajority of the south.
easterner aad soitto« a fata return; W ill Silver fight It out w ith Henry
la labor sldlas senh sf a « procrosro in th» democratic national conven-
sad getting a felr retara; to capita] tion?—June Sunset.
rosplylag the messy sad «redit te
mshs saak process passible asd got i
Arthur Howell of Lebanon has
tl» g « totr return, sad ia tho eoa
• u » t reeslviap e per« aoarisklsg four months-old barred rook pul-
(Çondsblo. wbolssems health «trini lets that ars laying. This Anisri.
«Miels at a totr price. There to this can breed can be handled to lor
musita ed Is ter rot is (>a prê­ more dollar»’ worth of eggs llu n
tas sad ceasumptiea of hamaa the Leghorns
Ths Enterprise ed­
fpqutromrats that should prohibit
itor h ns doos it. A n d the cocker­
strife amnsg the srodsciag and o u
els and dtnonrdsd hens bring mors
ra m in i «torneata.—J. H PsaUehor. '
per pound
nod
weigh twice as
window
of
the
E . D. Isom visited the county seat
one day last week.
PAID-FOR PARAGRAPHS
M rs. Sarah Johns and son, L a w r­
ence,, o f Glendale, visited the lady’s
sister, Mrs. J. F. Isom several days
last week. On Wednesday they drove
to Corvallis to visit their sister-in-
law, Mrs. Mabel Lusby.
Admittance Here 5 Cents
a Line
F arm W artxd . — Wanted, $e
Mrs. A . E. Whitbeck made several bear from owner of farm or good
trips to Brownsville last week, hav­ land foz-eale, for fa ll delivery.
ing some dental w ork dens.
L. Jours,
Bex 1T7, Olnny, 111.
E. A. Starnes and fam ily went to
Albany Sunday afternoon to see M r.
A . F. Kirshm an, dentist, at H e.
Starne’e
mother,
Mrs.
M argaret
tel Halsey Tuesday and Friday
Starnes.
afternoons.
Oak and u h wend (or u le .
1. S. H ayes , Halssy
Peoria Pointers
’ graphically. M r. Silver is not a West-
Hern man unless West Virg in ia is
C
delivery
Hens Kept Happy
they feel like it, and authority to an<,nymity.
Her treatment has been
f borrow $800,000,000 more, they are tried out with marked success at the
will kill raite» and
k«ep the c h i c k e n
h >use Hweet and san­
itary
The
B. E. Cogswell and Fred Houck
Halsgy postoffice to open Sundays
came up from Portland on business
from 9:16 ta 9:4.5 a. m. and 12:30
last week.
ternoon.
Grindstone, foot power I o
Old papers 6a n handln nt the
A public sale w ill be held a t the Enterprise offioo.
Simplex Cream Separator
Cogswell place Monday afternoon,
1 McCormick Binder
1 McCormick Mower
June 25, beginning at ten o’clock.
1 light-foot Kentucky donble-diac D rill
1 Corrugated Roller
1 Disc Harrow
1 Spring-tooth Harrow
1 Bpike-toolh Harrow
The mention • ( earboliaenm ia
1 Two-herae Cultivator
the advertisement of the Ringo
1 One-horse Cultivator
(Interprise Correspondence)
drugstore this we«k realnds the
1 Pour borae two-bottom Gang Plow
editor of his ass of that inssetisids
I Singla-bottom Sulky plow with eatra
M
r.
and
Mrs.
W
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L.
Porter
of
Breaker Bottom
when ho kept n few haadrsd boos
Corvallis aud Mrs. Clsy of shsdd
1 Oliver Chilled W alking Plow
ia Eugene.
1 Twelve-Inch Steel Walking Plow
visited Mrs. Dunn Sunday.
The label on the m b roooa.
1 Tea-foot Rock Island 16-inch Disc Cul­
tivator
M r. Baldwin ot Hpringfialil has mends tbs liquid for chisken mites
I Two-bottoUi Diac Plow
moved his family to Peoria 'o liva- — the little red villains whioh live
1 Double-harnooa Hay Pork and Carrier
He
will be angiueer at the saw­ in erevioos in bni(dings or in the
I Eight-inch Vineyard Plow
m ill.
ground end ooms oat nt night and
I Set Butt Cham Work Harness
1 Set new Driving Haraeaa. with collars
sack the lifeblood of hens. To
Fred
Mason
visited
his
brother
l Seta Single Harness end a pile of old
get rid of the mite ths roosts and
1 ®->n- «»«I Garden Plow at Rossburg aver 8unday.
so much of the wall ns would ho
F A R M of 320 acres. W ill divide as
John Bayn« was a business vis­ toaohsd py the heos’ feathers were
follows: 100 acres, ell in crops, no
building«; 132 acre» w|th buildings itor at Corvallis Monday,
p ain ted with aarbolineuaa. I t doss
and crops; 80 acres, partly im ­
net evaporate readily aad onoe in
Mrs.
F
ruit
returned
last
Thurs-1
proved, all good tillable len t
three months was found to bo often
dav
from
Alpine
and
Eugene,
I
Vaunt term« Free lunch. Bring cRis
enough to apply it. The insects
i
I
.
Gray Silver Is the Individual.
No. lfi, 11:37 a. m.
Na. 17, 12:1a p .’m.
Î4, 4:2$ p. m.
23. 4.28 p. a .
John Bain, a form er resident of
23, 4:30 a. m.
31, H ;32 p. as
this neighborhood, died in Portland
Nro, 21 aad 23 etap oaly if Wagged
last week a t th« age of <7 years. M r.
Bain was a brother-in-law of Mrs.
SUNDAY M A IL HOURS
John B u rn e tt
(Enterprise Correepeadeece)
Henry Brock and fa m ily called a t
the Chester Curtis home Sunday a f ­
i
,
Carbolineum
H ALSEY RAILROAD TIME
North
gaatfa
Alford Arrows
A lb ert Davis an£. Carl Isom made
a trip up the McKenzie to the Cogs­
Good pastare to rant far sattle
I will offer at public sale ot the old Rsbbta well ranch the firs t of the week afte r
and horses. W ill net bs responsi­
place, « mile« iouthwe«t of Brownsville «ad some cattle.
ble for saan«.
J .|D Roni.
4 mile« southeast of Halsey, beginning at
Thron miles west of Halsey.
Lee Ingram and fam ily went to Eu­
gene Saturday.
h
Z * “ *»“ . ’T T " » Purebred Jer«ey Cow«, J to 7 year« old Wagon Scale
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“ Two-year-old«
6 Bundle Plata
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’’ Yearlings
returned from a visit to Call-
fornia we omit the title .”
N aturally, Editor Jenkins is fre-
quently questioned “why” he had
adopted this strang« departure from
a generally accepted custom
“ I t all starts directly w ith’ the phy-
slcian himself,’ he explains.
"The
physician’s coda of ethics bars ad-
vertising— the newspaper’s product_
as something beyond the pale of wa­
spectablllty.
Conaeauentlv we do
"The earth aad the fullaeee there
o f' 1« tka erlssary aouroe ot capital.
The farmsr, iherstor«, ta the natloa's
sroeiest producer of wealth. Farm
Ins aad bank)ng—-production and dis­
tribution—should go hand Is head
The problems of the firm e r are the
problems ef the banker. Both art
vitally concerned In bringing «boat
a proper sdjustmeat of traasportatiea
aad msrkotlag costs. Ths laereeatag
toadssev toward a mors sympathetic
nadorstaadlng ef each ether's rola
ties to those problems is oas of the
vorv oncenragtng «Igns ot the times,
asd will result ta further advaneo
meat of tholr mntanl Interests.— Wnl
ter W. Head. W rit Vie« President
American Rankers Association.
Commons and fam ily and Seth
M ill« and wife got home Thursday.
FOOTE BROS. Prop«.
to 12:86 aad 9 to 8:16 p. m.
T ‘T
H e rr Is burg ewe bor« four lambs this
spring end now a doe in Duncan Me-
Kercher’s deer park at Crawfordsville
has triplets.
HALSEY GARAGE
where she had spent sevarai days would not «rose it to roach their
visiting.
prey and the bans so joyed lito and
A school program was rendered I the egg output increased.
But o surprise was in store. I t
gathering
being preeeat, aftoi had been prasamed impomiblo to
which a supper was served at thi keep n flock of hens entirely tree
! from the large aen louee hut within
ball.
Mrs. J. W . La Mar was shop. six months after using earboilooum
tba premia«« were (r«o from thorn
ping fa Albany Saturday.
and not a specimen oouid ho found
Lloyd Carothers visitof his fam- during a aumbor of yoora that ths
ily over ths week end. He is flock wan maintained.
working in ths sawmill at Harris-
burg.
Freeh loganberies will proba bl
Judd Smith of Benton county be chilled ta d shipped, «aal thi
year.
was a business visitor Friday.
Perry Taylor and M. O. Falk are
N oticr os P iral H kabiro
recorded from Halsey among the
In th« county eenrt of the «Ute of Or»-
farmer« in the Linn county, O. A . C I
son for Linn eoaaty.
and following Juveniles from th« coun­ In the matter of the estate 1
of
I
ty at the club summer school are:
Dellis Cornutt. Harold Knuths I w A. Ringe, deceased: J
Netlee ia hereby given that the nader-
Stanley Satchwell. Carl Danner, Clair
si«ned has filed hie final acconnt ae ad­
Cornutt. Glenn Pike. Clarence Pike,
ministrator of the rotate of W. A Rin­
Lucille Sommer, Ronald Sommer, M il- se, deowsed, with the clerk ef L i n
tord Shelton, Keith Flory, Luella M e '»«■ty. Oregon, end the eoaaty eoort
Monday. Jnly Pth.
Cart, Iren« Quimby, George Freese, T S Î . " . .
** toe hoar ef 18 o'clach a. m.,
Gordon Gllkey, Edith Pugh, Price
.to« eoanty courtroom ia the Lian
OP*1 Mespelt, L on . Zysett, coaety eourthouse, in Albany, Oregon,
•s
the tame end pises for hearing eaid
Marion Gllkey, Arnold Forster, Thel-
njx Blankenship, Alice Forster, Don- î c? B\ ,.<“ d toe settlement ef said ro­
with the result that a large tank add Shelton. Clayton Flory, Ted Mc- tate Now therefore, all persons era
Hereby notified aad req u ired to prsssnt
v»s built and mpst satisfactory re­
Cart, Eugene Freese.
any and all objectless thoy may have
suits have been obtained.
*1»' »st said see on at Or the fine) settle-
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toe »«id rotate at said time end
rinkard last Thursday
At the close of the Dryer meetings
Dated this 4th day of J o m . 1713.
crew he had a t work
at Harrisburg seven persons from
addition to the Frum
. . . .
J.
R ir o o ,
Eugene and one from Harrisburg
M „ Administrator of said «stote.
Failurp of lumber to ar-
were baptized.
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WPMT'
Attorney
cause.
Publ'“ t.oa Tuse 7, IV3S.
D«ta ef last pabltcatioa Jaly 3. 1723,
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