PACE i
HALSEY E N T E R P R IS E
OCT. 11 1923
Arrow Garage
D o u b le -H e a d e d R e c e p tio n
ALBANY
G L O B E ____
A reception attended by the
members of tbe M. E. chnroh,
complimenting their new pastor
SUNUAY- -M O N D A Y
and fam ily, and tbe many friends
OCT. 14-1J
of D. 8. McW illiams and fam ily,
A Fred Niblo Production who left today for tbeir new borne
in Albany, was given Wednesday
evening. Tbe church was beauti-
Z ful in autumnal colors, vine maple
• and aalvia forming tbe chief deco
rations.
THE C A ST
A program of piano and vocal
Marguerite De La Motte ..Carmel
music end short addresses was
M y era . . . . . . . . — M yrtle Stedmaa
Cullen Laadia ..................Huatley
greatly enjoyed. The I. 0 . 0 . F.
Gordon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ward Crane
orchestra also played a number of
selections.
COMING
An attractive reading lamp wa*
T I I E B R IG H T S H A W L
presented to M r. and Mrs. .McWil
•
SOON
liams by Rev. Mr. Parker, a gift
from the Bunday school, M r.
McW illiams having served ar
superintendent for the past eight
years. Mrs. MoWilliarns was for
years a teacher.
fiotb M r. and
Mrs. McW illiams w ill be greatly
l
missed in the obureh and social
Oae thing that baa to ha given up life of our oity and tbe beet wiebee
b the Idea that cheap money la al of a host of friends go with them.
Wegre good tor business.
Parmer*
Refreshments were served by
v a s t cheap money, business men tbe ledios of tbe chnroh.
want cheap money, stock speculators
The program, under the super
want cheap money, the U. S. Treasury
wants to float government leans on vision of Mrs. B. M. Bond, was ar
aheap money, socialists, anarohltsta follows: Selections by orchestra,
sad old-line greenbackers want vary piano solo— Grace K irk, vocal aolo
vary cheap money. Everybody feels — Mrs. Glenn Stsveosoo, piano
that whan the money rate la shoved duet— Ruth and Alice 8tnrtevaut
as It la an arbitrary damper on pros address— Rev. M r. Cain, piano
perity.
solo—Georgina Clark, piano trio—
But wa cannot have both a low rate
as money and a stable level of prices Misses Veanice, address—Rsv. M r
W a can have one or tha other— not Barger, vocal solo— Edna Vannice,
piano solo— Mrs. H . F. English,
both together for any length of time
A low rate of money means an In vocal solo— Mrs. C. P. Stafford,
Mated price level. A stable price piano
solo— Donna
Robertson,
level means a fluctuating rate of die selections by orchestra.
High Class Photoplays Only
“The Famous
Mrs. Fair”
J Î u t o / n û i l l t a n t)
t r a c t o r ^ ie p u l r in y
Flak and Gates Tires and Tubas.—We now have in stock the Fisk 96 Jo*
iV , fabric tires for $4. Ba aura to investigate our uae* and gat our
prices before buying.
Automobile accessorial, Ford parts, oils.
W illard battery service station.
W e will overhaul your Ford engine lor $20 labor
“ Chevrolet engine for $22.50 labor
** “ reline transmission band for $2.50 labor
“
“ overhaul rear axle and rebusb springs and perches when
necessary for $7 labor
A l l w o rk
g u a ra n te e d
NO BOON IN
CHEAP MONEY
A.
Trouble calls given
prompt attention
GANSLE BROS.
TEN AC I T Y
¿S'" Grace E. Hall
So long
as
mind holds fast you shall not fail.
Though great the task and seemingly hard-pressed
Y o u stagger 'neath the weight; but once you quaui
In thought, and all your strength can never wrest
A victory from the struggle, fo r your force
Comes through your mental grip— no other source.
This simple fact explains w h y some men w in
W h ile others lag and lose at last the game:
Through dogged perseverance, and his fame
»
A s 'tis the drive o f faculties possessed
Hold I Though the storms o f life may madly surge.
Though thunders crash and all about you fa ll
T h e victims o f the gale; still firm ly urge
eount. That la, the public must leara
Is look at tha price level Instead of
T o use your mental force, and over all
the bank reserve«, t i their measure
You shall prevail; that is your secret power.
of expectation for a rise or fall of tbe
value of money.
A nd destinies are shaped by it each hour.
New thia fact makes me feel that a
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mistake la made If we do not tally ex
Covvnslu, DoAJ. MsU 6 C*. 1 m .
A. A. Tussing was an Albany
plain Io tha publlo the power already
exercised by the bank rate and tbe visitor the first of th e week.
They will be joined in a couple
Federal Reserve Board and Raaarva
of week» by the husband and SMALL WONDER HE PAID UP
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elm
er
Munson
banka. Our bankara and economists
father, Glenn, who will spend
sea the bad use that la likely to be were Albany visitor» Tuesday.
his vacation w ith them.
Almost Anybody Would Have Farted
made of political control i t banking
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hill drove
and currency and tbay try to make the
With Two Dollars After Reading
to Portland and back Monday
Mrs. Gerty Pentland of B erk
people believe that so Intricate a ques
Thia “Dunning" Letter,
tion must be left to experts.
—
J. W. Moore and family spent eley, Cal., arrived Tuesday to be '
As a matter of tact our present the week end with friends in with her mother,
Mrs. W. J
Duns may come and duns may go,
methods encourage tbe very thing we
Ribelin, during her illness. M rs’ but a oertain publishing company
Salem.
wish to avoid. We let everybody be
cntland was one of the m any
lieve that low rates on money are nec
Hugh Cummings of Albany sufferers of the recent fire in has an effective “please remit” let
essary for prosperity and then when was
transacting business in Berkeley, where she lost her ter. In at least one Instance, the
bank reserves run low on account of Halsey Thursday.
letter had the effect of causing the
home and all the contents.
the effects of this belief, we are sud
debtor to have a terribly guilty feel
denly compelled to Jump the rates to
D. S. McWilliams and wife,
ing
until he placed in the med -the
protect the reserves. We get both s accompanied
i
Mrs-
Glenn
Crewse
by Mrs. C. P.
cycle of prices and a cycle of bank
left Monday for th eir home in $2 which he owed them.
Stafford
i
spent
Monday
a
fte
r
rates, whereas, If the public under
Alaicus, Wash., a fte r spending
The letter follow«
stood that the rise of bank rates noon in Eugene.
several
days w ith Mr. Crewse’s
“Dear
Friend—Tou remember
should not wait until bank reserve*
Mrs. W. H. Robertson was a m other west of town- and Mrs.
are low, but tha rates should ha ad Eugene visitor Sunday.
how Abraham Lincoln walked many
Crewse's cousin, Mrs. C. P.
vanced several months ahead tor tha
weary miles from th» grocery «tore
vary purpose of preventing a fictitious
Mrs. Adda Ringo, Jess Cross Stafford.
where he earned a marts pittanoa, io
prosperity with Its Inflated price level, andi
Miss Donna Robertson
Mrs. G. T . • Hockenamith of order to bring to a poor woman the
then the public might be satisfied to spent Sunday w ith friends and
u n B * l,iU d her mother, Mrs. t w cents change she, had forgotten
support tha administrative regulations
relatives in Cottage Grove.
M. C. Bond. and her eister-infaw, and left on the ownf o
which raise tbe ratei at a time whea
there seems to ba ao asad of doing
Mrs. Opal Higbee, accompani Mrs. B. M . Bond. Thursday
“And how Mark Twain, because
ft.—John R. Commons, University of ed by Mrs. A. F. Albertson and
Mrs. J. L. Palmar ia recovering his name happened to be MaOdtnbed
Wisconsin.
Jots and Tittles
Honors for Club Members
The annual convention, Wisconsin
Bankers Association, presented diplo
mas tn fifteen boys and flve girls
successfully completing four years
cbih work, the first time any state
bankers association has taken such
action.
Howard Reeves of Eugene
spent the week end w ith his
little sons Willis and Charles,
and th eir grandparent« Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Rector of this city.
W
H. Robertson returned
Sunday from Eugene, w here he
had been for a few days to have
his tonsils removed.
E. G. W ard and son Ferris
of Eugene were in town Sun
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i day calling on Mr. W ard’s
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9 mother, Mrs. M. M. W ard, and
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* sister, Mrs. A lbert Miller, who
* have recently moved back to
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9 Halsey.
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1« jo u r hair as thick
fluffy as it used
to bo ?
tifv
. Save and b i ( c a a u u tir
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it with
daughter Ione, drove to Eugene
Thursday.
w j,
Mrs. C. E. Osburn came up
from her home in Portland S at
urday on account of the serious
iilness of h e r aunt, Mrs. W. J.
Ribelin.
from tbe flu.
Eugene Freeland visited his
mother here over the week end.
Mrs. Mildred McMahan was in
tha southern part of tba stats Jut
week on Rebekah business.
A lectors is advertised on page
4 oa “ How to Get M arried.” The
beat wav la to get married for
keeps. There ia too muoh of the
other kind of marriage.
There was a rousing community
meeting at Riverside Tuesday
evening. Funds were raised to
•nish paying for tha $8000 com
munity building. A move wsa
started to federate tba rnral c lu l«
in tba county and increase thair
number and efficiency.
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Henry Clay Powell, a Linn
* 1 Mrs. Glenn Stevenson, who is eountv pioneer, died Tuesday ii
* a form er member of the choir Albany at tba home of his dsugb
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t h e ,M- E - church, favored ter, Mrs, E. B. Cornett, aged
♦ the audience with a solo a t the He had lived in tb it county 83.
73
♦ ' ; evening services Sunday.
years.
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B_
Glenn
Stevenson and
Oleoua Sm ite spent tha week eud
o of f Beaverton
HIT at home.
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Stevenson’a
s
Stevenson’s narpM
parents,
Mrs. J. A. Stevenson
o. w . 1 1 (0 1
Exclusive Agent for
Jersey Milk Food Compound
th . economic.l leed for c .lv M, plga , Dd cbl.ka0.
HALSEY RAILROAD TIME
military dispositions of known if-
North
•
South
visions of Egyptian troops, and g in
references to neighboring dties on No. is, l u ; *. —. No jy 1J;1J p
24. 4:2« p
both sides of the Jordan. Buisan is
23. 4.2« p. a .
22, 4:30 a. m.
21, 11:32 p. a .
a small town near the Jordan, 66
Noe, 11 and 22 stop only if flagged
p iles north-north-east of Jerusalem.
Seti I was king of Egypt of the nine
teenth dynasty, about 13«« B. C. H t
SUNDAY MAIL HOURS
was the father of Rsmsoea H .
The delivery window of the
Halaey poetoffiee is open 8uudave
qn0 5° U 11
nj‘ ,n d
to
p. xu.
“The most difficult thing I knew
Sunday m ail goee out only on
of,” said the attenuated man, “la to • he nortb-beund 11:37 train:
w hy he *»
u p trr
wear a looee-fftting summer suit
any kind of material, a «oft shift
with a turndown soft enH*» gad
appear unconcerned. T know that
the suit fits me ae a shirt would a Admittance Here 5 Cents
bean pole, and that my ae<A la a
a Line
near approach to a turtle’s, when
that beast stretches out to look over
p#rn8“w ~ P o t,l< •■«*». <c each.
the landscape. I know I’m comfort
L. R. E vans , Route 1, Halsev,
able, as far as heat ia concerned, but
Old papers for aria at 5c a bundle
dog my cate, as David need to say,
hut I feel as conspicuous as I know at tha Enterprise office.
I am on a fashionable beach In a
bathing su it”— Detroit News.
__Alford Arrows
R IV A L HUSBANDS IN W R IT IN G
T E R R IB L E W EAPON OF WAR
The United States army ha« com
pleted a giant airplane built to carry
a 10,000-pound bomb—a destructive
weapon great enough to sink easily
the greatest battleship afloat Tbe
plane, equipped with six engines of
2,400 horsepower, has an estimate«
speed of 100 miles an hour.
A FOOLISH PRESUM PTIO N
“And was that man one of your
former husbands, too?” asked the
sweet child.
with that or an tuumaaeasfnl ccqn*
“Don’t be silly, darling,” repliec
pony, took all its haary debts upoc the beautifo’ lady. "There are lots
hlmaelf, and, thoogh an old man, of men I never w u married to.”—
paid every <®a.
Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
" It is this *5I-will-oww-no-inan-a-
ponny” spirit (that brings up and
«trengthena eehLrwpect and. person
al integrity.
“I t is becsnae'*we find just auch
good old-faahloned honesty as this
in 29 per cent of the folia with
•whom we do bolnsds that we feel
sure of the payment « if yow account,
«ven though It has been neglected
recently.
’You will feal^hat yotrlhawe done
the right thing when you d ro p your
remittance in flto mail« tod<y.*
A BOUNDING BOV
Also a complete slock of
_ .M ” - T ; 1 Marks and Mrs. J.
W, Drtnkard ware Albany sb, p.
para Monday.
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FEED AND GRAIN
D»lma Wsbl h«s pledged Beta
kappa sorority society at O. A C.
h** J. D Calw and wife and
laughter E d it , from Brownsville
ware over at tha reception last
night.
Mre E. A. Starnes, and her
daughter Catherine and sister,
Miss. H attie Danneni, visited
t v
. a t Oregon City from
W ednesday till F riday of last
week and a t Corvallis Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. I. Isom and
Mrs. J . F. Isoin and son Pren
tice w ent to Eugene S aturday.
Mr. and Mre. Davis of Albany
i ‘ vte^ , . 1.ih eir daughter, Mre.
John Willbanks, and fam ily last
week.
Lee Ingram and fam ily called
a t the John B u rn ett home one
evening last week.
and Mrs. F red B urkhart
of Salem spent several days a t
their farm last week.
In /ra m took Mr. and
Mre. Rolfe to Buena Vista, Mrs.
Rolfe s form er home and back
one day last week.
Sunday-
TH E
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Mrs. Lee Ingram ,
visited Mre. Ingram ’s sisters,’
Mrs. Clover and Mre. Hawk, a t
bpnngfield Sunday.
Miss H enrietta S tarnes went
to Corvallis w ith the W alkers
Sunday.
S
S B R O W N
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A i som “ d fam ily called
the,/ ° h n B urnett home Sun
day afternoon.
MOUSE
Mr and Mrs. Lee Ingram and
laughter Thelma called a t E.
J. Isom’s Monday evening.
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Tb® rscallsrs didn’t get anouch
names oa their petitions at 10
u*??* ^*r l# hava tha reeall on tba
ballot aaxt month. T h a r bspa
ia hava aooiigh by naxt May if
tba »apply of dimes holds out.
J. W . Moore and family
apeat
tha weak and in Salam.
Twenty years ago it was eaid
that clever would not grow in O rl
•gon
” Them days is g ,Oe for.
•ver.” T. J. Skirvin shipped an
118,000 oarload of clover seed to
Chicago last Friday and has t wo
more to go,
Samuel Gibb; of Portlaad, a
former resident of this community
waa barisd a t tha Alford cemetery
Tuesday aftarnoen. He was 80
yaara aid. Hie wife .„ d his
daughter, Mr». Pearl Baldwin, and
Gorge Gibbs, all of Portland, asms
with tbe body.
and Mre. C hester Curtis
and children visited Mr. C urtis’
uncle, Jack Curtis, a t Peoria
Mrs. 0 . G. Coldiron is ia Ok
lahoma for a risit of a oouple of
months.
C> C, Jackson and wife had
their golden wedding Friday
• A
well-earned reduction of farm
tivity ia theira.
(Knterprl«« Cerroaponaaiue)
It ia a curious fact that the
wives of two of the most distin
guished novelists have both written
rookery books. The two women
were Mrs. George Meredith and Mrs.
Joseph Conrad. In each case the
distinguished husband wrote a pref
ace to the book. For some reason,
however, Mrs. Meredith's cook book
was never published, though the
manuscript was long for sale at a
London booksellers.
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Mrs.
NEWBRO'S herpicioe * little
I RINGO’S Drugstore : Ä
v rd
F O O T E B R O S . F*op^
Paid-for Paragraphs
One d ra w * the final ounce o f pow er w ithin.
Is not so much a gift above the rest,
HALSEY GARAGE
Telephone 16x5
The eity eouecil met Monday,
Aayaae iaterested in a
Mayor Clark and Oouncllmea
Fruta, Gordon and Mornhinwe«
prêtant, bat there wae no hualosa«
wo»14 de well to ere ». S. bursters. He
la the baby of moment up.
Milking Machine
L ittle May—MOmer,
made of rubber?
Mother—Why, n o,
dear,
Why
do yon aok T
L ittle M ay— I he ard CnciatJoha say
he's a bonoclng b jy.
UNCOVER E G Y P T IA N TtOWN
Falestine excel étions cerned cot
at Beisan. the Bethshean of the Old
I r«tameuL have nesulted- to the die-
of 'ub etan ti/i
Egyptian
budding with .»vi^mre of five
centuries’ occupation, t md two large,
dear mtmtnneotal ta scriptlons of
S e n I and Sammee I | , respectively.
• « o H m g to a dispat« h from Jeru-
***a a *— T i®
iM S n s f 9E«
Ind icate
greet
eecrlfice.
T r" M ilker - at a
Would exchange for
Tbe state load commission has In
chickeaa eowa, etc.
vestid lie.a a o of segregated aacldaat tNme, we w ill make e tatirfeetor, her-
c e m t e f t a a - tao«» la sob eoi «Istrlet (B it. At a y farm, Halsey, Oragea.
8- S. M abstbbb .
SMNrtttaa. _ .
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Following a meeting o( tba L ias
County AssooUtdoo of P tooew e at Al
bany. tbe aunonaeement was made
that oollettatloae wool« be started at
once far tha faad of from tlt.o a a to
Hhdoo with which a m aaaaaat Mil
ba erected oa tha efte of tha that seat
sf goveram ent ia Lian county, which
at that tim e w as made op of meat af
'toe part of tha state
The site af
-ha m oauaant la about oue mile from
BfowaavlUe on the Calupoola rtv « .
ADMivisTaaToa's NoTtca
Netice ia hereby glees that the uader-
tigaed. odmiaittrator of h e estate ef W.
H. Rirkpetnck. deceaeed. kas Sled hie
eoel account ia eaid estate with the
couxty clerk ef Linn county. )regea.
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h»» •*< Monday,
the Stoday of November, 1923, at the
boar of tea o'clock in the fertneee. ae
the time, and tbe eonaty conrtroom of
<atd eouety ee the »lace, for keanag ob-
to • • '« fi«al account, if say,
»■d the eettlemoat of eaid eetate
r M C a a r, Adwratatrator.
L L. S w a » , Atty, for Admr.