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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1923)
CL HALSEY ENTERPRISE V O L X II HALSEV, LINN C OUN»v, OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPT. 13, u>’3 NO. 7 JO T S A N D T IT T L E S Brief Chronicles o f Happenings in Halsey and All Over Linn County. Brownsville Briefs Shedd Shots O R E G O N N E W S B R IE FS (By Ralph Lawrence) By Aon« IVnaeli: ; Western Newspaper Union s Cleanings Outside of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Anderson nd daughter Helen drove into [town Sunday evening and sur prised the Brownsville folks. They are now from Palo Alto, Cal , and are on their way to Alberta, Can., to look after business interest«. They expect to stay a while in Brownsville ou their way back to California. Mrs. Grace Austin of Albany This County is visiting Mrs. L. G. Thompson H. D. Mltiner’s auction sale much interest aa any news of the a few days. Saturday a inccaaa. day. Itg stories are oewi. f l f l H There le a great scarcity of hop- The eales were made to WtUamette School starts Sept. 24th with pickere in Laae county. valley canneries lire. Horace Armstrong came The Albany chamber of com. the following teachers: Mrs. W. home Monday from Albany, after mere« ia working for an initiative Fine weather greeted the opening of Oat of 79 fires In the Umpqua na Turner, primary: Mrs. Speer- undergoing a minor operation in a measure for a special tax for thia the Lincoln county tenth annual fair tional forest only five are still burn stra. fourth, fifth and sixth hospital. County’s share of tha coat of ing. and these have been brought un grades; Mrs. Jack Dannen, In Toledo. bridges at Harrisburg and Albany. seventh and eighth; Mr. Norene A total of 147 teachers w.ll be em der control, according to O. C. Houser, Tom M ille r returned from New- Tbs Southern Pacific advisee port Thursday and next dav went Patrick O’Mara parsed ovtr the and Miss Helen Satchwell, high ployed In the Salem public schools dur central dispatcher. In charge of the fire prevention In the reserve. Only ing the next year. to Lebanon to help his grandfa parties intending the shipment t f great divide evrly Suaday morn school. one ef the fires this season was more stock to the state fair te place their ing. fbe funeral sermon was Tha Woodmee of the World held a ther, F. If. Bennett, lead wood oo Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh and picnic at Tumalo Island. In the Dee- than three scree la extant. orders for cars immediately, go preached from the Bap.iat pulpit care. Mr. and Mrs. C. Malson and chutes near Redmond there will be the least possible de- by Rev. W. P. E mo e. W Ith 110.999 email fish for planting, family spent the week end at I a state game commission car loft Port Having no airahipa, Haleer pen- lay io furniahiog them in the The Lane County Farmers' an log The Brownsville flooring mills Newport. land for Malheur county, where aev- e did not get above the clouds Present shortage of care. h*» voted to establish branch atorea at are running nigbt and day. J C i oral small streams and lakao w ill ho onday, se failed to see the eclipse Mrs. Mary Porter returned A. W. L. Haynes and wife, who Harrison was on the force pne Cottage Grove and Creswell. of the sun. 1 stocked. Two hundred thousand of last week from Washington. reaide on the river road west of night last week. Salem bankers stand ready to fi tha fish are trout, both of the eastern Eugene, oailed at the Eaterpriee Mr. and Mra. Stanley Hen- nance the prnnegrowers of that aeo brook Judge K e lly let Jess Davis off office Tuesday on the way home (Left over last week( and rainbow specie«, while the erv of Newport were in Shedd tlon In harvesting thetr IS M crop. with $125 fine Monday on hie plea from Crawfordsville, where they remaining 10,990 are black be«« Miss Anna Booker of Port last week. Mrs. Irene May Paabek. IS years old, of guilty of maiotaining a (booir) The selection of Gooding. Idaho, aa and relatives of tha deceased had land has returned to her home and her son. Nell. 4 years of age. were anisauce at hie Lome in Halley. Mrs. Fay Duncan of Noti the next annual convention city and attended the Pillere funeral. after several days’ visit at the visited her mother-in-law last drowned at the foot of Lake Neahkah , the election of lay and general dele Monday night 21 people partioi. nie near Whekler. Red Cross headquarters at A l home of her sister, Mis. Joe week. , gatee to the general conference of the ited in the annual picnic of tha bany Lava appointed chairmen in Hari ison. The cost of operating the Pendleton Methodiet Episcopal church which w ill Mrs. Helen Dakin went to lain Clothingoomany’a employee the various communities to goNcit Mrs. Etta Chastain is visit schools during the coming fiscal year be held In Boston la the spring of 1914 at Bryant park, Albany. funds for the relief of the appal, ing with friends and relatives Portland Saturday and return w ill be slightly lower than they were marked the eeeslon of the 40th Idaho ed Sunday. lin r suffering oaue^d by the esrth- in Brownsville and fixing up this present year. conference cf the church at Baker. Tickets for tha 8alsm state fair, 1 quake in Japan. In H Jsey Mr». her property for renting. She is Mr. and Mrs. Tom Brasfield. Girls In Clackamas <.*ounty are keen Pat H. Allen of the firm of Allen A on tale Sept 22 to 29, inclusive, at O- W , Laubner ia designated. making her home at Portland. with Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Nolan, ly interested In the contest for a queen Ooodsoll, of Portland, and eno of tha advertised eo pegs 3 of the Enter Allen Harrison returned to attended the dedication of the for the county fair that w ill take place firm ’s salesmen, W illiam Adame, warn Ciareoee Robertson, a cofisin of prise, will he $2.15 for the round drowned when their speedboat, Mlsa his home in Berkley, Calif., last Orphan’s home at Corvallis at Canby September 1S-I1. W. H. Robertson, asoompanied bv trip ; final return limit Out. 1. While excavating for a cellar at the Portland, In which they were en route his w ile sod little son, arrived b'r Saturday. He was called here Wednesday of last week. School time ie upon ns. Enter, anto Tuesday evening from Ala. by the death of his father, Mrs. Alice Prior returned to O. Debernardl ranch home, near Lone to attend the American l<eglon con prise advertisers know it. The M. meda. Cal. They resumed their Thomas Harrison. her home in Vancouver Friday Rock, workmen unearthed the bones vention nt Seaside, filled and sank off the foot of T h lrty n lu th street, Astoria. of an Umpqua Indian chief. V . Koouti company comes out journey the next day to Portland Charles Carlson finished his after visiting with her mother, Thirty-one votes, all favorable, were Government work on the Cooa hay with a big olothiug announcement and up the Columbia river high Mrs. L. G. Thompson, threshing last Tuesday and gave th|a week. The Blain slothing way. cast In the Bend echool district elec lettlea Is showing progress nt Chnrles- a chicken dinner to' his crew 0. B. Conor spent the week tion company toots itg horn again. The the *147.111.71 budget. The ’on bay and on both aides piers and of eighteen men. end at Triangle lake, deer hunt budget on Involves Mrs. A. C. Armstrong’s rela C. J. Breier company quotas a lot locks are under construction. Th» a levy of »79.069.91. ing. of prices of wearables. H ill & Co. tives who have been visiting brr sunk houses and other community The Idaho Power ccmpany has been M r. »od Mrs. E. 8. Mar«teraare tell about the stoves and ranges left for born* last week Wednee- Mrs. Ruby Rogers spent the granted a license by the federal power since« for bousing the workmen n r* day. homo from their summer's reai week end at home, returning to that will ha in demand from now oommlaslon for a transmission line la lalshed and have a water system food on. Bartcher <fc Rohrbaugb tell ng the bnlldTngt near the coast guard Mias Rsna Walker has arrive— dence at Keno, Ore. the hop yard near Albany Sun Baker oounty, from Oypeum to Lime. Italian. about some bargains in house fur in Halsey with her niece. Betty Mra. Flo»«ie Filler*, who was day. Monthly reports of the Portland po nishings which will interest many Jean, to make plana for echool employed at the hotel Brownaville C. J. Shedd and daughter Ilea auto theft and vice equad show 's to re of the central Oregon Irrlga- who are making changes nt this She has been working in the Pea. when »he wa« M i*i Leedom, died toa district w ill cast thalr ballets at that the latter organisation eolbeted aeaaon. Our advertjaing apace cock restaurant at Corvallis during to a Eugene barpital Sunday and Lucille and son Harold and Mias for the city «11,(77 la fines during » special electtoa to be held October 9 Bertha Shedd were week-en furnishes reading that ia of aa the summer. waa buried at Crawfordsville Tuea- to tho- question of leaning «119,990 visi^rs at Newport, also Mr. AogweL worth of bonds Thee«. If voted, w ill Mrs. J. P. True sod M r. Dud and Mrs. Vern Arnold ant u acAinetor. since i » l * « d i e bo used In financing completion of thn lay, Lila Dudley and Louise Rob- tary ot the state desert land board, hat main south of Bend and other con Miss Ruth Rice and Edgar F. daughter Lurleen. nett went to Salem Satnrdav. gone to Lot Angeles, where he has ac struction, and In retiring outstanding Lafayette of Albany got a mar W e H ave Aa a result of the flax harvest, now eepted a position with a holding com warrants. Sixteen hundred cows will be riage license Saturday. at Its peak, there la a labor shortage pany ot that city. EVBRY THING necessary to make s success of There were two fatalities in Oregoir at the Oregon g'-ate penitentiary, John George Harrison, a victim of O ptical the county oow testeng association. The exhibit ot ore and minerals at due to Industrial accidents In the «reek »on Smith, warden i t the institution, paralysis, who had lived in a Meeting« will be held Monday, the Jackson county fair at Medford, ending September 9. according te the has announced. EYE S T R A IN Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs'- wheel chair for ten years, died September I I to 1*. it la aatd, w ill be state Industrial accident comralatlon. Is the Cause of Many The special election held In Warren dav in vtrio'ta parte of the < ou ity last week and was buried Fri one of the finest and largest ever teen The victims were Charles Squires, H U M A N IL L S • The Halsey and Harrisburg meet« day in the Baptist cemetery, ton for the recall of W. C. Wlckllne. In southern Oregon. hooker, Redding. C a l, and Beverly R. I f year eyes give you trouble or mayor, and E. E. Myers, city coni mis inga will be Monday evening; which was on his own farm. glaaees are aaaoying The WtUamette river claimed anoth Morrison, head bucker, of RlrklantL »loner, proved to be a flasle. Both the His brother Thomas had been SEE US. We eau Relieve You Harmony, Lake creek, Peoria and A total of 90S accidents were* officers were re-elected by a large ma er victim, when Peter Whitney. S3, Wash Tangent Tuesday aud Shedd aod buried in the same cemetery manager of the Albany store of the reported for the week. Bancroft Optical Co. lorlty. only* a few days earlier. Brownaville Thursday. a 313 tet SL W. Albany. Phone i K (Continued page 1) W. L. Kuaer, until recently superln tendent of the state training school for boys at Salem, has been offered a aim liar position In Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania offer carries a salary of *5000 a year. (Continued on pa<e 4) Virgin Wool Doubles the Wear The d rill, engine and heavy niachin ery for Cottage Grove'» proposed oil well have arrived and nearly all of It haa been hauled to the creet of Mount David, where the derrick already baa in Oregon City Boys* Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws H O W will they W EA R? h»en cnnatrnefM« How long will they look w ellf Tbeaa are question« you a»k when buying elothee for your boy. Oregrn City boye' euite, coate end mackm- ewe answer them with built-io aerv- ice. The fabriee themselves are woven on the Oregon city looms— woveu from pure virgin weal. This ia new fleece from the sheep'» back with ell it« m taral lift, it* »trength and great warmth. Dia- tiageiah between vtar.iw wool aad a ll wool, because all wool often mean» wool cloth that haa btea worn aad then reworked. Hauser Bros. line, was drowned, th r miles below Harrisburg. D. L. Buckingham, engineer who surveyed the lower Umpqua river har Alton CoveO and hie father, Dr. Fred bor. Is finishing the maps la his office Covell. are in the county Jail at Co In Marshfield and the plane w ill ba quille. each suspected of the murder ready for the dredge soon. The sur if Mr» Covell at their country home, rey was made to determine how much five miles couth or Bandon. dredging would be necessary In order The new sawmill erected at Westfir to have a channel from the ocean to by the Western Lumber company, Reedsport without any shoals where Colonel George H. Kelly and Many people ot Bend and other eeu- tseoclates are preparing to eetabllah a tral Oregon communities drive to Tay targe lumber plant, te in operation lor burn, near the summit of the Cae- A total of 4591 loans have been au eade mountains between the McKeasie thorised by the world war veteran»' pass and W illamette pees roads, to toldleru’ bonus aad loan act, according lather huckleberries, according to Nel- to a report filed with the governor *on F. Macduff, supervisor ot the Cna- These loans amounted to «11.141,160. -ade national forest. Thousands of gal During the year 1911 there were a lons of the berries are being picked A small acreage of wheat remains to total ef 617 permits tuued to Individ nale and corporations operating auto be harvested In Oregon, tayt the week mobiles and trucks under the Juris ly crop report of the weather bureau. diction of the public service commie Threshing has progressed satlefactorl ly. Some winter wheat has been eawn •Ion. m e wtnono Mineral Kprtnge cor but the soil hat been too dry for plow poration has applied for a license for ing and eeedlng. Except In some of Halsey Church of Christ 100-horsepower project ou Salt the const counties corn Is doing well. ________________ Creek, in the Cascade mountains In In the warmer districts It Is rlpefllng Oregon. The power will be used to and In the southern eountlee some baa been cut. light the Wlnono springe resort Fires of Importance this season In Salmon spawning Is progressing nt Chureb of C h rist: Oregon's green timber took thetr toll a great rata at all of the state fish Lon Chamlee, minister. of forests last week In two localltlea- Bible echool. 10, W. H. Robert- the headwater« of the west fork of hatcheries, according to Carl V. Shoe maker. master fish warden. More than eon, superintendent. Scappoose creek along the Columbia- 1,916,000 salmon eggs have been rath- Meriting worship, 11, Lord'» Washington county line, and In the ared at the McKenale hatchery alone «upper every Lord's day. Big Creek area south of Knapps. In two and a half weeks. Three hun Christian Endeavor, 7. It le probable that a federal sheep dred and eight thousand eggs were Evening service, 8. The church without a biebop, in Inspector w ill be ordered to Pendleton taken nt the Snntlam station, near to Inspect sheep Intended for shipment Breltenbuah, daring one week. Ind i the country without a king. I f you bare oo church home to Idaho, according to Information re- cation« are that the number of eggs ceived by Mae Hoke, secretary of the taken this eeaeon w ill be la exceea of come aod worship with ue. Oregon Woolgrowera' auoclatlon many previous seasons. Church Announcements I f yon're aaaiona to make the budget for year hoy's clothes balance this fall, try fit ting him out «nth Jacobs Oregon City. See how virgia Wool fabric« acTrtLLV d o u b lx t b b wxan. You'll find the Oregon City label aad the virgia wool guarantee in garments told at this store. Orexoa City Woolen M3» Copyright, ,BJ, Jacobs Oregon City Virgin Wool Clothing Boys’ Suits............................................................$15 0 0 Overcoats.....................................$ 1 2 -5 0 to $ 3 0 . 0 0 KOONTZC GOOD GOODS Pine Grove chureb : Sunday school, 10. Preaching, 11 and 7 30 Sept. 17. Olenn^Barker pastor. Methodiet: Sunday School, 10. Preaching, 11. Junior League, 8. Intermediate League, 7. Epworth League, 7. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8. Preaching in the evening/ , Rev, C. T. Cook, paitor, Exra Megger. pioneer, who first eroeerd the plains by ox team T1 years ego and has repeated the feet on eov- oral occasions since that time, eewter red at Salem with Governor Pierce end jlh e r officials with relation to pre serving the history of the Old Oregon Trail in films Reedsport sportsmen are much wrought up over the contemplated blasting of the Smith River falls by oommerclal flaking latereets, and tha Reedsport Rod and Oua club has tale- graphed State Oame Commissioner Burgduff protesting the action. The matter has also been taken up with The Oregon Orowers' Cooperative other sportsmen'! organisation». The aaaoclatlon elosed Its first contracts at commercial fishermen claim that I f thn M e m for the tale of 1111 greea (alia wern blasted out. the »almon prunes One botch of »9 tons was sold could ascend the river to spawn and at «1« per ton, t. n. b. shipping point, thus greatly Increase the annual run of j while another touui «eld at «10 a tea talason In the Smith and Umpqua tfkera.