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VOL. XII
HALSEY, LINN COUNTV. OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPT. 17. I92h
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Brief Chronicles of Happenings in Halsey and All Budget Committee C uts1 Father of Prohibition in : Westerçf»Newspaper Uniort’s Gleanings O utside.ó f S
Over Linn County.
Countv Agent
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Some time *go the Enterprise j
Miss Helen Armstrong was
The oounty court decided to let
( By Ralph Lawrence)
us vote Nuv, 3 on issuing $115,-
Brownsville, Sept. 27—The
000 hoods for a new bridge at A1-
whole
town was shocked a t the
C lifford Carey, recently returned bany and $67,856.30 as one-third
from C alifornia, spent the week of the cost of one at H ^ rriv ltu rg , news of the sudden death last
the state to pay h a lf fur the A l Elmore. He was
end at borne.
apparently
bany bridge and th at city or.e- Monday forenoon of Rev. W . P
Moraahan'Mfc.orô000 spring chlnobk
ecutlve Department at Saisie.'. The
report f*x August. 1»83,\ placee the '
Oregon bate he«$ÍPTh¡il
iSjSeasqa
eutiry earalrgs at $10,807.1«, and' ex-
The city iff North Bend Is ready to penses at $8628.53
start the municipal dock for which
Guarded by bis faithful Airedale
$30.000 were Wt?d some time ago.
dog. the body' of Cbarlgs A Stark.
A sawmill near Foster, owned by Sutherlin postmaster, t^as found about
Thursday
night’s showers fourth and Lane county and the
id Mon a half mile east pf the city, where be
were not heavy, but they gave state each one-third of the cost Well the evening before and had Mr. Maeley, burned to the ground
preached both morning and day. The loss was estimated at JIO.- evidently had gone to commit sui
the air a sweeter flavor.
at H srrieburg. Then t i n st>ie
cide because of his failure to make
evening a t th e B aptist church. ' °°°-
Lespite a steady program of build good a shortage of more than $1509 In
L. L. Swan of Albany was here road commission, last Tuesday, He gave a testim ony Sunday
lng carried on during the last twelve J-he postoffice funds
Tuesday looking after the K irk p a t voted to pay one-third the cost of
the Albany bridge, and thare yon night in his sermon about “b e -, month, Bend „ exp„ , enctB, the most
Roy B. Corson, who was $14,000
Night overtook day last week rick estate god transacting other are.
ing ready” for the coming Oi acute housing shortage In her history, ihort In hts accounts as cashier of the
end and now is leading—giow kuiineae.
I f the bonds are voted they w ill the Lord.”
| H. M. Chadwick of Medford has First National bank of Bandon, walv-
ing steadily longer while day
Miss Cleona Smith came home not be issuable unlees the state
Monday
morning
he
W
’as
in
been appointed assistant secretary of Ml preliminary hearing when arraign
decreases. And a bit of fire from Eugene Friday. Because pays h a lf for the Albany bridge
the desert land board to succeed ed before United Btates Commission
seems pleasant in the morning of
practice teaching, Miss and it and Albany and Lane county Mr. U ber’s second-hand store, Joseph McAllister, who rocently . re er Dodge at Myrtle Point and was
and sometimes in the evening. Smith had to begin her school pay the other shares specified.
Mr. Robertson was present signed.
released on a bond of $10,000 furnish
The county budget committee
ed by friend* In Bandon.
when
he
asked
Mr.
Uber
if
Many im m ature fruit trees two weeks early.
A
bull
calf
valued
at
$500
haa
been
Tuesday cut out the $2800 asked
whose owners neglected th at
Charges filed by the Oregon State
Roland Marks returned Tues (or the county agent and extension they couldn’t have “a word of offered by Dr. W. T. Phy of Hot Lake
cultivation which would con day from his summer’s employ work fund, reduced the county fa-r prayer.’ Mr. Uber gave his as first prise in the grade dairy cattle Bar association against Joseph
serve m oisture have died this ment at Tacoma and is making appropriation from $1,750 to $625, consent and they departed to an class at the Union county fair, Sep Woerndle, Portland attorney, demand
ing that he be disbarred from prac
year in Linn county, and many preparations to again enter 0. increased the roads and bridgea upper loom to pray. In his tember 26-29.
ticing
law In thia state, were practical
apples have shriveled with the A. C. at Corvallis.
One
of
the
greatest
cleanups
In
funds and those o f the sheriff mid prayer
he said th a t if God
heat before they were ripe.
county d a rk and cu t down the p y wanted to take him home, he Illicit liquor trade of the state la draw ly all substantiated In the findings of
A. C. Armstrong drove to his of recorder, assessor, surveyor and
was ready. It seems his heart ing to a close in Lincoln county under Judge Begley of Hillsboro, which were
Despite thtf- fact th a t Linn ranch in Douglas County Sun superintendent o f schools. 11 e was bothering him th a t morn the direction of Stats Prohibition Of filed with the supreme court.
county has had no club leader day taking two sheep to place budget calls fo r $16,742 more thao ing.
Elbert Dyer'a offer to the state gam«
ficer Cleaver.
during the last year, the total on the ranch. He will return last y e a r._____________
Injuries Incurred on the Old Ore commission of a site for a trout hat
They
had
only
got
down
chery on Ferry creek, near Bandon,
of club exhibits a t the State the last of the week.
Mesdames A. C. and Horace stairs when he fell. Mr. Uber gon trail, about 15 mtles east of Pen
fair equals th a t of any previous
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moore A rm strong weie shopping in Al and Mr. Robertson laid him on dleton, In an automobile accident, re has been accepted by the commission
on recommendation of M L. Ryrkman.
year.
While the number of went to Portland Friday and a t
a m attress, where he expired sulted In the death of Ernest H. superintendent of trout hatcheries,
children engaging in club work tended the funeral of Mrs. bany Tuesday.
Adams
of
Baker.
before anyone could be called.
and work will be started on construc
this year is not as great as last Moore’s father, J. W. Keeney,
Truly a man of God was call A few hours after taking two drinks tion about the first of October.
year, a fa r greater num ber com- th a t afternoon.
They were
ed away and it is the fam ily’s of moonshine whisky, which It was
Peer shipments from Medford to the
parativel,
& completed th eir pro- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
and comm unity’s loss we mourn. said he purchased from a bootlegger eastern
markets number 1438 cars,
e stock exhibits were W right in Portland until Sun
jects
at
Flavel,
Peter
Lindquist
died
at
his
We can’t begin to tell his good
and there are from 160 to 300 more
16 pork production ’, showing 51 day.
deeds. The whole state, almost, home In Hammond.
cara of the commercial crop yet to
hogs; 7 sheep club members, 12
knew him. Surely he was al Preparatory to starting work clear go. The apple crop shipments to east-
Miss
Laura
McBride,
accom
sheep; 9 dairy calf exhibits,
ways “about his F ather’s busi lng right of way on the Eugene era markets are In full swing. It 1»
four exhibitors of calves, 5 panied by Mrs. Dave Froman,
ness,” a friend to the widow and Klamath Falls line, camps are being estimated that the commercial apple
calves; 4 of goats, 6 goats; 7 both of Albany, drove to Halsey
orphan, a zealous worker in the erected hastily. The work Is being crop will ba from 800 to 1000 cara.
cooking club exhibitors, 15 sew Saturday, where Miss McBride
chdrch and out of th e church. started from Kirk north.
Governor Pierce has announced he
ing cluo, 4 vegetable club and was the guest of her aunt, Rose
Aa allotment of $28,000 for work
will tutor call a spatial meeting of
five canning d u b exhibitors. Powell, while Mrs. Froman. visi
on
the
Coquille
river
haa
been
made
The funeral wa§ from his be
the state emergency board, for the
There were 109 d u b members ted her mother, Mrs. M. M.
loved B aptist church. Rev. Mr. by'the war department from funds purpose of authorising an appropri
Halsey
Church
of
C
hrist
Ward.
with exhibits.
provided
for
river
and
harbor
main
Cline preached the sermon. He
ation for the reconstruction of the In-
“Hollywood” was advertised Church Announcements lies a t rest in the Masonic tenance In the army appropriation bill. luatrial plants at the Oregon state
A. C. Hopkins, since August. 1921. penitentiary. These plants were re
cemetery, and the whole town
in last week’s Enterprise as the
« gas*
secretary
of the world war veterans' cently destroyed by fire with a lose
mourns.
screen attraction a t two movie
Church of C h ris t:
Mr. Elmore was a drinking state aid commlsalon, with headquar of approximately $185,000.
W e H ave
houses. The editor saw it Mon
Lon Chamlee, minister.
man in his earlier ycats. In ters In Salem, haa submitted his resig The fruit crop grown In tbe south
day at the Globe in Albany. It
EVERY THING
B ible school, 10. W . H . R obert 1892 he was living on his farm nation to the commission and will re
shows
how
Angela
W
hitaker
ern and southeastern part of Baker
O ptical
superintendent.
near Brownsville when he was tire October 1.
longed for and
strenuously son,
county this year la especially heavy
M orning worship. 11. L o rd s
The Oregon Co-operative Grain and producers are obtaining satis
elected to tire legislature.
E Y E S T R A IN
sought a screen career and how supper every Lord’s day.
la the Cense of Macy
In 1896, while mayor of Growers have started legal proceed factory prices. The ripening period
her elders in the family, who
C hristian Endeavor, 6:30.
HUMAN ILLS i
Brownsville, he joined the Bap ings against several of Its members (or apples and peaches this season
had no such ambition, were
Evening service, 7:30,
who have failed to make deliveries
If year eyes give you trouble or
drawn
unsuspectingly
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t I The church w ithout a bishop, in tis t church, and took a stand according to the terms of the market haa been prolonged, giving growers
your glasses are annoying
an opportunity to handle and market
for
prohibition.
And
Browns
against their wills into th a t r o e
c o u n lrj w ith o u t a king.
SRB US. We can Relieve You
ing agreement.
ville
went
dry.
With
the
ex
the greeter pert of the fruit.
and won success before Angela
I f you have no church home
Bancroft Optical Co.
Senator C. L. McNary haa returned
ception of two years when
Ferdinand Danielson, 18. of Lowell
even
got
a
start.
come
and
worship
w
ith
us.
3M lit SL W. Albany. Phone
North B. wnsville was wet, it to Salem after a three week's Investi and Marie Liles. 18. of Goshen were
(Continued page 3)
— has been dry ever since. And gation of the foreata and the problem choeen at the Lane county fair as
j Elmore led the fight th a t first of reforestation. Senator McNary la winners of highest honors In boys’
a member of the so-called senate re club work In Lane county and won the
i made “Oregon bone dry.”
forestation
committee.
annual trip to the state fair at Salem.
Mr. Elmore wag sent to the
> legislature. In a recent article Construction work on the weat end Girls who won the trip are Loretta
1 on Mr. Elmore in the Albany of the Eugene-Klamath Falla line of Zahm. 16. of Wendllng and Leone
( Democi a t E. E.Stanard quotes the Southern Pacific (Natron cutoff) Templeton. 14. of Junction City.
There were two fatalities due to In
R. P. H utton of the Oregon will be started thia tall, according to
Anti-Saloon League as saying announcement at Eugene by Oscar dustrial accidents In Oregon during
Ellis. Southern Pacific engineer
the week ending September 20, ac
of tbe election of \V. 1’ . Elmore
Brown rot haa attacked approx! cording Io a report prepared by the
to the legislature:
“He was not a candidate of mately 25 per cent of the prunes In a state Industrial accident commission.
, any party^ but w a T ’elected b y !aurab,r of May‘1®“ COUB' y orchar<” The victims were William Queitnell,
logger. K nappe, end Roy Sturns, team-
the VGtes of all. Voting against
the '« • »"> b‘ •" * « »
iter. Enterprise. A total of 710 Seel
Mr.
Selling
for
speaker,
he
was
I
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|O W w ill they W E A R ? How
Grower«' Co-operatlvs association.
ients were reported during the week.
| yet honored with appointment
long w ill they look wellT
The financial statements Issued by
Bandon high school students have
on the ways and mean» com-
the Astoria banks showing their coa
saved
a
fund
of
$600
for
construction
Thee* are queationa you aek when
i m ittee, the most powerful of all
at tbe close of business on Sep
buying clothe« for your l>oy. Oregon
1 committees. He did not speak Of a rymnaslnm and a campaign has lition
been discussed among the public- ember 14, shows that the amount of
C ity boys’ suit», coat» and mackiD-
! a dozen tim es—a half dozen
splrlted rttlsens of that etty to furnish feposlte In the five local Inatltntlons
, would be more correct—yet he the remainder of sn estimated cost Sad been Increased by 8802,012 26. or
awa answer them w ith b u ilt-in s tr r -
carried the day for a bill or of $2500.
tce.
m per cent since the former etafe-
against it every time he spoke.”
Interest In the amount of $1.298, menfa were Issued for June 30 of
The fabrios themaelvee are woven
Stanard adds:
5?S, flue on highway and world war his year. The total amount of de
on th e Oregon city loom s— woven
“Mr. H utton said th a t he veterans' state aid bonds, will be paid posits at present Is $7,777,878.
from pure virgin wool. Thia n new fleece
J wondered if Brownsville and Monday by the state treaeurrr. Inter
In tbe final session of tbe annual
from the sheep's back with all ita natural
1 Linn county appreciated their eet on highway bonds aggregates invention of the Oregon State Phar
hl», its strength and great wartnth. Dis
i grand old man as do the big $$«8,326. Welle the tntereet due on the maceutical assodatUm at Pendleton.
tinguish between vibgin wool aod ALL
i men of affairs and moral force« world war veterans' state aid bonds Engene was chosen as the meeting
wool, because all wool often means wool
i cf the state a t large. He said totals $440.500.
place for nest year. The following
cloth that has been worn and then reworked.
th a t Brownsville should erect a
Receipts of the state corporation >ffleers were elected by the assocla-
, fountain with the figure of n commission for the year ending June $oa: L. L. Coleman. Portland, preel-
If you're anxious to make the budget for
1! pioneer, and th at the fountain $0. 1928. aggregnted 1341.812 52, or tent; A. E Croeby, The Dalles, vlce-
your boy's clothe» balance thia fall, try fit
ting him out with jacoha Oregon City. See
1 should commemorate the work an Increase of $24,173 67 over tbe pre preeident; L. B. Russell. Portland,
how virgin wool fabric» actually doubl M
I of W. P. Elmore, who while vlona year, according to the annual second vice-president; W. F. Cbap-
Tug w i l l . You'll find the Oregon City
I mayor gave prohibition its in- report of the department. Expenses asan. Roseburg, third vice-president;
label and the virgin wool guarantee in
I ittal tryout and proved th a t it for conducting the corporation depart A. W. Allen. Eugene, secretary, and
garment« sold at this store.
ment during the rear totaled $22. leek Lane, Portland, treasurer.
I was practicable,”
Oregon Cky Wooles Malt Copyrigta. m l
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O. P. Coahou was the mag s- 111.78, leaving $226,873.7$ avallabla Active preparation tor the logging
’ tra te and A. A. Tussing, now of for transfer to the general fund of >f Its flret unit of more than 300,00«.-
• Halsey, the city attorney, who tbe etate.
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100 font of timber acquired by the
I made the law a terro r to its
Mrs John J Fallln. fromerly a resi Western Lumber company In the Oak
dent of Cenyongllte, but at the present ridge region In the Cascade national
I violators in those days.
Stanard says: “When he be- «me living in Belem, was «elected a* forest baa been going forward, and
Boys’ Suits..............................
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I gan the fight he wag laughed the representative of Oregon gold etar the mill, with a dairy capacity of I,-
Overcoats .................................$12-50 to $ 3 0 .0 0
at and ridiculed as a fanatic and mothers to attend the war mothers' 990.000 foot, will ho ready probably to
and dream er, but he lived to se e convention which will be held In Kan begin cutting next June. Meanwhile
a temporary sawmill with s capacity
the day when the legislature tas City 'luring next week,
For the first time since ite crea- of 10.099 foot Is neerlng completion
waa proud to give him the
honor of presenting a resolution tlon the state grain Inspection depart and will he used to saw timbers for
GOOD GOODS
th a t Oregon’s vobxd/c in fav >r meet last mouth, showed a profit a* tha mala mill aad other development
of a prohibition gM ftdtnent to Oordlng to » report tiled la the ex work.
announced the engagement of
Albert Foote, the girage m in ,
and Mie* Frace Robinson. Last
week they »ere married witho it
saying a word to the editor. They
will bare their home in Miss Net
tie Spencer’ a home «n first street,
which has had a new cement
sidewalk laid, a new roof put on
'and other improvements made this
year.
■ in Eugene Fliday.
Virgin Wool Doubles the W ear~
in Oregon City
Boys ?s’ Suits, Overcoats
and Mackinaws
H
Jacobs Oregon City Virgin Wool
Clothing
K00NTZÖ
the national consBttion.
salmon egpn wilt 6'jg taken from Htb
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