than now, which is Baying a good
¿-f/o&e, yì'/fìam ij I deal.
J . F. Venner won hie suit
High Class Photoplays Only against
Dr. Joseph by default.
I vx .-M om .
A dc . 19-20
B a ck b o n e
HALSEY
J. W. It»c tor and family have
gona to Newport for a good, Iona
vacat'on.
Miss Edith Fo-rest, county Red
WITH AM AU.-,TAR CA,r Croat nurse, ia home from her
T u i i .-W kd .
in tirai! b „
vacation.
A ug . 21-22
C. L. Falk jr, has gone into
partnership with C. H io the
meat market.
W,T" V i o l a D a n a
Monday night it looked as if
[rain would fall hare, hut it d id n ’t.
Tbuaa-Far.
Auo. 25-24
Portland got .02 of an inch.
T h e W h ite F lo w er Yesterday was tha hottaat day
this year—9# in Albany, and tee
W,TM S e t t l e C o m p s o n how cool it waa (bis morning !
H er F a ta l M illio n s
A uo . 25
S atvbdav
T h e E x c ite r s
—
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J o ts a n d T ittle s
A lb a n y , S ep t. 3, 4, 5, 6, 1 9 2 3
Mr. and Mrs. WilJiam W ash
burn of Brownsville were busi
ness visitors in Halsey Tuesday.
W
Miaa Nettia Spencer got home
Monday evening from a trip o-
•bout six weeks in Boufhern Cali-
fornia.
R. L. W lnniford did not sell his
farm. On account of ill health
he has given a lease for two
Miss Hazel Quimby was an years to Gibson, a neighbor.
Albany visitor Saturday.
Will Panland and family of Pen
Mrs. Nash of Corvallis was a dleton arrived Tuesday, after e
uest of Mrs. M ary Hayes Mon- tour of eoutbern Oregon, for a
ay.
few days hero before proceed inc
and M rs- George Max-
well left T hursday for Tacoma,
f ° r a week or ten days
with Mra. Maxwell’s daughter
and family.
Alex Power of Lebanon, for
m any years a resident and pro
minent business man of this
city, was the guest of Mr. and
D. S. McWilliams the last
of the week.
home.
6
The equipment of the dissolved
union high school a t Crawfords,
ville, which cost about $400, has
bean auctioned off at tho county
seat for $130.
i
ì
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Arrow Garage
(Continued from pec» 3)
S
C O M E TO
^ u to m o iiie and
T r a c to r ¿ R e p a ir in g
W e w ill overhaul your Ford engine for »20 labor
“ Chevrolet engine for $22.50 labor
reiine transmission band for $2.50 labor
overhaul rear axle and rebusb springs and perches when
necessary for $7 labor
Fisk
Gates
and Be
Tubes
« X . ^ <
3* 2 and
fabric
tires T ire
for s $9.
s ^ e — to We t o now
v e T ba.,«
t^ U * o u
prices before buying.
B
U
lne
T
%
* nd 8 et our
Automobile accessories, Ford parti, oils.
W illa rd battery service station.
Allw rk GANSLE BROS.
prompt attention*1
Telephone 16x5
HALSEY G A RA G E
_
P O O T E B R O S . Props.
John Summerville, Lion county
Mrs. Clem of Lebanon was a
pioneer and uneia of County Trc w- Sunday guest of her aunt, Mrs. mediately dissipate. For this rea in ift traveling stall, and displaying
HALSEY RAILROAD TIM E
son the candle still holds a place in a most praiseworthy composure even
urer Lenore Powell, died Monday Josie Smith.
North
South
the housekeeper’s regard. A mod while spinning in mid-air at the
aged 82, at the borne of his sot.
Thomas at Harrigburg.
ern candle of superior manufacture, foreyard arm before being landed No. 18, 11:37 a. m. No. 17. 12:15 1
A SA LA D BED
when lighted, burns away, leaving on the foredeck against the mast, to
H
4:28 p.
23. 4.28 p. 1
u J,’*Ul/ w een. and O rally o f Sa
The Southern Pacific will sell
22. 4:30 a. tn.
2,_ 11;32 p ,
no
trace behind it, and is a consid which its habitation was secured for
lem and Mr. Green’s sister, Miss tickets from all stations in Oregon
Felix is a lovable little chap 0/ al
Nos, 21 and 22 stop only if flagged.
rm a Green of Independence, to the Linn county fair and return most four, whose parents moved last erable improvement upon the gut the passage with lashings of chain
returned to their homes Monday for 1| tim e s the fare one way, the summer to Liberty front Indi tering, dripping article which our and rope fit to withstand the heavi
a fte r a day’s visit a t the M. E. minimum being DO cents.
anapolis. One of the pleasure, grandmothers frequently had to put est weather we were likely to en
SUNDAY MAIL HOURS
G ardner home in this city.
S. V. Hardin of Halsey ia re whuh small-town life has brought up with. When the wick of a candle counter.
The delivery window of th
“There on fine mornings the ship’s H alsey postoffice is open Sundai
H^ » y K. Smith, husband of ported as having been cited to to Felix end his brother is a Shet is lighted, the heat melts the wax
Ida Ramsay Smith of Portland, court a t Albany for having land pony. A few days ago Felix into a tiny pool at the top of the children, some controlled by nurse o T 2 i :050 t O l l ’ ’ m’ and
died a t Plymouth, Mass. Aug parked his truck on the high was watching the pony while it en candle. The melted wax is drawn maids, others running loose, trooped io lz.d u p. m.
Sunday mail goes out only 0
ust 9th. Funeral services will way pavement w ithout a m ir joyed the tender gre3n grass in the up the wick, growing hotter as it forward to pay a visit to their cow,
be held a t Portland Friday of ror.
back yard. But soon Dexter’s atten approaches the flame, until it is con which looked with mild big eyes at th e north-bound 11:37 train:
inis week.
Twenty-one cousins, several tion was attracted to a fine lettuce torted by the heat into gas. It is the small citizens of our sea com
Jo«aph Knot, Cadile and Dalhart brothers and 8*sters and grand bed in the neighbor’s garden near by, this gas which burns and gives us munity with the air of knowing all
P a id - f o r P a ra g ra p h s
Willmniaoo and Ivan and Steven children of Mrs. A. P. Black and be started for it. Felix tugged light. As the wax of the candle is there was to know about them.”
Smith are members of a Halaty burn of Lebanon, a pioneer, had at the rein and coaxed, hut to no consumed, the flame travels lower,
garden club who plan to show a family reunion at Waterloo, avail. Dropping the rein, he rushed leaving the wick behind. In the
County fair Sept. 3, 4, 5 and 6. Adm ittance Here 5 Cent
garden and augar heats, ouiona, Sunday.
into the house, calling: “Mother, olden days this bit of half-burnt
a Line
cabbages, pumpkins, squash, sweat
Hay is not very high in price,
come quick! Hurry! hurry! The wick had to be cut off every now and
Halsey
payers
of
income
tax
corn, watermelons. wu»k meloni
then with the snuffers, otherwiee it out the owner of a lot of it
For Sale—40 good Ewes.
carrata and turnips at the county reported ¡ire Bert S. Clark, J. C. Pony is in her salad bed.”—Indi, got in the way of the flame and caiuiot afford to lose it, as he
J. VF. R oqua , H arrisburg, Or
Cross, II. C. Davis. Eva A. I anapolis News.
spoiled the light. But the modern will if it burns up before he
Evans, R. T. Fleming, O. W.
DlZ d?n and wife and brum , A. J . Hill. George W.l
wick is so plaited that as it burns it insures it. Some owners were
For rent—Mv farm of 100 aon
daughter . Dtcksy of Oregon Laubner, E, B. and Lizzie Pen-
when th e warehouse near Halsey. Ben T. Sudtell, b<
is thrown out beyond the flame into . d
arnV€? ear,y Monday land, D. Taylor and J. H. Van-
the air where it finds a supply of ¿ uro f d«.here two yeara «go. C. 184, Albany, Oregon.
1. Stafford's advertisem ent tells
morning and, accompanied by nice. Some of these are farm
oxygen sufficient to make it burn you how to avoid a total loss if
d lim riL ' ? taff°£d’ » »'«le l«ter ers. Not all farm s are money I
Oak and ash wood for sale.
away
completely.
TH»
your hay bum s.
departed for Bandon, where losers, evidently.
1
K S. H ayes , Halsey
they will rusticate for ten days
Among tltoie summoned as ju
and v,8,t
with Mr. Dryden’s
SUN’S RADIATION FALLS OFF
and Mrs. Stafford’s parents, Mr rors for September are C. H 1
Koontz,
Effie
Brock,
J.
D
Pitt.
Periodic Variation In Power, WhlcS
w
A
£ F - Dean- and
C. E S 'auaid, E itella M
Scientist, Have Never Been
brother, Ray Dean and family.
C a ro th e rs , 8. E. Cole, Bertha J 1
Able to Explain.
¥ n - 0 B Stalnaker Beck, E. Zimmerman, fleis'e
at lived Friday from Corvallis Bramwell, Otto L. Engle and John
It was recently reported in the
for a vacation of two weeks, L. McFarland.
dally press that Professor Abbott,
ALM OND
CREAM
whmha
Week’3 vacatiou’
a notable authority on all matter«
Mra. G. B. Gage returned Mon-
!heu .w,n spend with day from Corvallis, where she I 'R IN G O ’S Drugstore
connected with ths sun, had found
Mrs. Stalnaker s parents, T. 1’. had been in a hospital with a bro-
that the sun’s radiation would be a
iadVa°n
W‘fe* and a t Cas’ ken rib Her nisoa, Mrs Aliev
few per cent less this year than
Fourth Annual Community Fair
v\ eat, the nurse, came with bar
harsh treatment of insane usual. This is really not a mattei
for a visit of a fa» days.
which
should
give
us
great
concern,
J. L. Hamilton of Holley was
T h 0 „ AfflllctRd In Anatolia Confln.d
tn Halsey a few honra Tuesday on
for it hat long been known to the
When a double-yolk egg hatches
In Dungeon, T h s lr Only Diet
astronomer
that the intensity of ths Siiothig11™ ^ Get"tO getherfor ,he Purpose of pro-
business and dropped into the It usually results in a monstrosity
Being Bread and W ater.
6un s radiating power was variable.
Enterprise office fbr a few —parts of two chicks grown to
or something of the sort—
There seems to be certain periodic
Ths religion of the Anatolian
¡ ™ ut*s- tMr‘ .Hamilton remem gether,
A C R ir i
TI
C O M M U N IT Y SPIR IT
but
Mrs.
Anna Blnoklaw of Leba
variations,
as yet unexplained. One
bers hauling lumber here, be-
peasant is streaked with primitive
c
u
l
t
u
r
e
d a ir y in g
non
has
two
healthy
uorrnal
chicks
5 Wu W#«had v 1 abroad, fo r one
paganism—Christian though he be. thing that has been noticed is that S T O C K R A IS IN G and C L U B W O R K
which oamc from such an egg.
<hr8t halL dozen h°uses
/ "T
*n n*tur* *Pirito is one at the time of a maximum of sun
The visit of Mrs. Frank Bennett of three anachronisms. Melville spot activity, when the number and
erected here. He was a boy
and not a very large one, a t the ol Eugene at the home of Mr. f hater in the National Geographic srva of the “black” spots on the sun Îi° c r « .7 iniJi^e d Î Î ComV nd help make the fair a
father, Harvey Ham i. and Mrs. H. W. Robinson was the Magazine describee how these spirits •re at their greatest, the raduticn Ä m e w Ä °
W,fe “nd lid d ie » “" d >>“' •
•on, was a pioneer saw m ill m an of inspiration of a family reunion held
Bunday afternoon ou the banks of cure” an insane person by exor- of the sun is more powerful than
B
«ounlry and the
when the sun is free from ths sun
Diuner was , ctsittg the devil within him.
Brush Creak mill is still a re. the W illamette.
Li a pitch dark dungeon under spots. This appears on the face of it
minder of those d a y , wb.„ the served. Twenty-seven were pres
w n tar road to it was svsn worse snt, including relatives from a dis neath a church at Katsar.ye, where contradictory, for one would expect
lance,—Cor. Democrat.
LhnsUsns ds.ly worship, insane the area of the dark spots to cut
Cattle, Sheep an,
persone lay upon the stone floor, man down the radiation. But it seems
acled hand and foot, living on bread tn$t the same cause which produces
and water till the evil .p in t had the spots has the effect of increasing 1,<ffání;vorkgrÍCU' " ' ra! P roducts. Cooling. L adl«
relinquished possession and had fled the total output of solar energv R
to attend to other satanic business ) is also to be noted that the sunspot
Stilhe medieval times this particular . period is about eleven years end that
O pen a t 9:30 a . m .
dungeon has enjoyed local popular we now are passing through a sun
ity for the exorcising of evil spirits. | epot minimum.
F 'theParÄ n ° f
rnC,UdÍn*
R™ '>*
Exclusivo Aerent for
Ao matter how violent, the p atien t1
is usually calmed after a few dsv, I MILK FOR SMALL VOYAGERS
of bread, water and manacles and : Cow Used to Be Rs«u iar p
In d u stria l P a r a d e a t 11 a . m .
,
M
dancnoM.
th . economic. 1 f „ d for «.Ivés, plg, Bnd chickeo.
O c m h Liner« Only a Pew
tn.
OWDER base
ERFECTION
INDS’ AK1_
ONEY AND
P
H
Shedd Community
FAIR
SHEDD, ORE., SEPT. 1, 1923,
AGR,
PR O G R A M
Exhibits Of StOCk-Hors..,
w
Jersey Milk Food Compound
beauty in candle light
Also a complete slock »f
FEED AND GRAIN
Y e a r, Ago.
Referring to the f.ct that a milch
oow used to b? taken on board ship,
"mainly for the benedt of the chil
dren,
as the advertisement had it,
It is the property of candle-light
Joseph Conrad, one of the most dis-
to lend to the objects which it illu
minates a beauty and grace that the tingnished living novelists, save:
I t was the last living thing that
glace af the^alectric light would im-
«ygg.» . board, aittadr bo#«d *ad
_Music by the Shedd Concert Band
And t h . Modern A rticle I , , Q r» ,t
Improvement Over T h e ,, Used by
Our Qrandparente.
1
Don't forget the dale, Sept. I
H . H . M O R N H IN W E G ,
S e c r e ta ^
p.