Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, December 13, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

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HALSEY STATE BANK
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J STOVES and
RANGES
Halsey, Oregon
C A P IT A L
A N D
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
SURPLUS
Commerciil and Savings account« Solicited
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tkat are worth (tidin g are worth feeding well.
** d ttcck feed here.
(Continued from page 1,
Corvallis high school claims the
W tllam atte valloy football champion
•hip.
John R_ Byers of Oakridge has been
named postmaster at a new office In
Lane county to be known aa Weat Ftr
The W alla W alla R ill way company
has authorized the construction ot kn
extension ot Its line from Milton to
Umapine.
1 Apple shipments from Hood River
this year to date a rt nearly 100 per
cent heavier than (or the same period
• year ago.
Clearances of export lumber cargo
at the Portland customs house (or
November were 37,763,900 feet, valued
at tl.lt7.0SS.
The fourteenth annual convention
of the Oregon Butter Makers' associa
tfon will be held in Portland Decem­
ber 13 and 14.
Members of the Oregon Music
Teachers' association from all parts
of the state met fa Portland for a two-
day convention.
.....
The 14th annual convention of the
Oregon Hotel Men's association was
held in Portland with more than 100
delegates in attendance.
Cooperative marketing and banking
were discussed at the annual con­
vention at The Dalles of the Oregon
State Horticultural society.
The state highway department has
(.ranted permission to the Coast Pow
er company to reconstruct and extend
Its power line on the Roosevelt high
way between Manhattan and Oara
baldl.
P ag F s
AZAawy 5Z),/-«rZe«g— Continued
FARM LOANS“
W rite for booklet describing our 2t-
year Mural Credit Amortised Leans.
This is good advice ; " I I you live The loan pays out ia 20 payments, re­
in Albany, trade in Albany , il vou live tiring the principal. Cheap rates
No
It you want to give
one as a
C hristmas :
gift
;
we have the size and style to suit you, and all <
in some other town, trade iu that town.' delay.
Hut in these automobile ‘lays many re­
B bsm L i s d C o .,
siding elsewhere find it aJvisahle io do
l.U Lyon St.. Albany, Ore
at least part of their buying in the
larger town
Those who go to Albany Phone 312 V
Satisfaction guaranteed
to transact business w ill find the firms
Price $o. SO
named below ready to fill their require­
ments w ith courtesy an t fairness
FR E D B. JONES
Piano Tuning and Repairing
A B»®ny
B akery, 321 Lyon street,
ALBANY
Piano Tuner for leading music stores in
Albany
• * Best one-pound loaf of bread made.
S cents.
Wedding cakes to order
A lbany
x “ set».
H ILL « & < § .:
Electric
Store.
Electric wiring.
products
A lbany Floral Co
A * and planta.
and all occasions
New
Radio
and
Delco Light
used
F U R N IT U R E A N D
F A R M M A C H IN E R Y
Wg. H o p l ic h . bought, sold and exchanged at all time»
G l i n n W il l a b d
Cut flowers
BEN T. SUDTELL
F
in n
Floral
art for every
Phone 76-R, 123 N. Broadalbin a t, Albany
Flower phone 458-J
Bny your poultry ■
A LBANY
accident commission.
The victims
were W alter Stuart. Seaside, brake-
man, and Amos Breeden, Black Rock,
pile driver. A total of 637 accidents
were reported during the week.
O . AY. F R U M
Oregon Occurrences
HALSEY SNTLRARISF.
^//ibany£/) irectory
are the last word in i
cooking conveniencei
and efficiency
i
\\ e have the best line i
of them ever shown <
in Halsey
i
we ask is a chance to show them to you and I
quote prices. Our prices are made to sell the I
goods.
i
In design and finish the Universi is a work of!
rare art
EG G MASH
FISH MEAL
OYSTER SHELI
MILL RUN
BRA N
BARLEY
STOCK MOLASSES
— SB
DEC. 13. 192]
All train service on the Eugene-Coos
bay branch of the Southern Faclflc
railway was tied up on account of
damage to a steel bridge across the
Sulslaw river near Linslaw, 36 miles
west of Eugene. A fir tree four feet
General Manager A. P. S. Steele of
in diameter fell across the bridge and
the Apple Growers’ association has
caved in the top part of It ao that
received a letter from United States
trains were unable to operate over It.
Senator McNary to the effect that
The total value of taxable property
stored apples may be utilized as se­
in
Oregon, Including that equalized
curity (or loans with Intermediate
by the state board of equalization and
credit banks.
that equalized and apportioned by the
Farm acreage In Oregon (or 1923. state tax commission, is >1.042,410',-
exclusive of 11 counties which have 618.66. according to a report prepared
not reported, aggregated 4,946.973.57 by Earl Fisher, state tax commission­
acres as against 8,419,954.88 acres in er. Last year the total value of the
1922. This information w-as contain taxable property was >1,009.499,160.38.
ed In a statment by Earl Fisher, state
The outlet of SUtcoos lake, which
tax coromlsaloner.
is only two miles from the Pacific
Petitions numerously ¿tgned by per­ ocean In western Lane county, is
sons residing In 36 counties of Ore­ again clogged by sand, due to wind
gon urging the appointment of Wallace and high sea. The state fish and
McCamant of Portland, to the United game commission this fall cleared the
States court of appeals, ninth circuit, channel of obstructions In order that
San Francisco, have reached Wash- salmon might enter the lake to spawn
Ington and will be submitted to Presl but it la now worse than ever, reports
dent Coolidge.
state.
More satisfactory distribution of
Some decision with regard to reor­
harvest labor to the end that both the ganizing new irrigation projects In
employer and employe may be bene Oregon should come from the secre­
flted will be attempted by the Season tary of the Interior in the next few
able Employment commission, which weeks. In the last several days a
was organized at a conference held In determined drive has been made by
the offices of C. H. Gram, state labor the Oregon delegation in both houses
commissioner, at Salem.
of congress, supported by represents
Federal prohibition officers have
notified operators of cider plants that
they must cease manufacturing cider
unless the finished product contains
benzoate of soda. Cider manufactur­
ers allege that the order will ruin
their business, as the soda content
spoils the flavor of the apple product.
Oregon pensions have been granted
as follows: Verda A. Orchard. Port
land, >20; Delbert A. Lyons, Central
Point, >12; James W. Hackman. Tim
ber, >18; James Morlarlty, Portland,
>18; Carl Woolman, Baker, >24; James
Arthur, Portland, >15; Andrew Bratz,
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock a
Portland, >12; W illiam C. Hlclnboth
memorial tablet placed on the old
om. Estacada 318
Methodist church at Jacksonville,
There were two fatalities In Ore­
which Is said to be the oldest Protes
tsnt church building now standing gon Industries during the week end
ing December 6, according to a re
west of the Rocky mountains, was un
port prepared by the state industrial
veiled.
tlves of four new projects In the state,
(or some definite step toward the de­
velopment of further Irrigation.
Tillamook
harbor
Improvements
have beeh approved, subject to minor
modifications, by the board of river
and harbor engineers, as a result of
a hearing In Washington, D. C., at
which the Oregon delegation and resi­
dents of that section placed new facts
before the board. If this project Is
completed the federal government will
appropriate about >250,000.
The secretary of the Interior at the
request of Representative Blnnott, has
held up patents to land In Oregon in­
volved In the cases of F. A. Hyde, C.
W. Clark and others.
Mr. Blnnott
acted on the telegraphed request of
Attorney-General Van W inkle of Ore­
gon
The cases involve state lands
used under the old lieu land law ta
obtain title to government lands.
Dollars May
Save Lives
Fend.a Christinas present. Send
it now. Give lo m i little innocent
i l l life aa roar gift. Make a cheek
or pestal order payable to J. J.
Handaaker, director Near East Re-
lief, Portland, and it will carry
life across Ihe sss. No sum can
be too small to do good and— taka
notice of this—none can be too
large. *' Inasmuch as ye did it
not unto the least of these ye did
it not unto me.'*
Read these cablegrams .'
Sapt. 25 — 95,000 little children
in Greece ask foa help, but our
funds are exhausted.
Oot. 6 —Hurry ih in u at of con-
dented milk. Urgently requested.
Oct. 8.— Cota urgently netted
to prevent childreu sleeping on
concrete floors without beds during
winter. When can you ship?
Oct. 15— Orphanage supplies
u ia l to prevent starvation of 100,-
000 retugaez. Orphanage supplioe
exhausted.
Children
have no
winter clothing nor beds. Thou-
sands are begging admission. Or­
phans fed the refugees ; now who
is going to feed the orphans?
Noe. 24, Literary D ig-et— The
number of orphans i„ increasing
daily, owing to the death of moth­
er», weakened by exposure and
lack of nourishment
Nov. 26— Please secure outside
means enabling us to feed 5000
more orphans at once. I f pus
•ible, secure alio additional funds
to provide supplementary feeding
throughout the winter for 26.000
ohildrah for four months, at $1.50
per chUd per month-
Funds will be available in the
spring for the relief of refugees from
Turkish cruelty who found asylum
in Greece, but unless America sends
relief soon many women and children
will perish from hunger and cold be­
fore that time.
Palatial New Steamer
Women, too, Are Helped
on you r
to P o r tia net b y bu yin g a
Round Trip Ticket
Week-end Ticket sare on
sale F rid ay s,'S atu rd ay s
and Sundays, return limit
following Tuesday.
15-Day Tickets are on sale
daily to stations in Oregon
Z7ake th e Z Z m i n f
Regardless of weather, it ia safe,
eomfortabla and dependable.
R adio
—Ask a«ent for fare« and
other information or write
P arts
Special discounts en
Vario Condensers
Variometers
Variocouplers
Sockets & Rheostats
JOHN M. SCOTT,
Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager,
Portland, Oregon
New is the time to get these parts
W rite u t fer anything in Radie.
Southern Pacific Lines
RALSTON ELECTRIC &
I
310 West Second st
Albany, O re
The boys la y that the bear ran.
across the highway in front of them.
They w ire forced to alow down their
car, they report, to avoid running
him down.
Pugh and Crawford rave.
We take the foregoing from the
Herald and if that was the end of it
would seem that the Herald alleged
that the bear story tellers were crazy.
But the item continues— "just return­
ed from a visit in the Coos Bay sec­
tion.”
The linotype operator struck
the wrong key and spelled "rave”
instead of “havt.”
’ ' Snide-
b ak e r” and ‘ S ta r” automobile«
General repairing and auppliea.
G. T, Hockenamith.— Lloyd Templeton.
D lu e Bird Reatauraot, 309 Lyon
Rescue the Perishing Vic­
tims of the Turk
The Southern Pacific company has
placed an order with the Todd Dry-
dock A Construction company at T a ­
coma for a new passenger steamship
for the company’s Atlantic fleet, ply­
Ex-service women of the world war,
ing between New York and New O r­
in need of medical treatment or do­
leans
The new steamer is to have
miciliary care, w ill hereafter be taken
a displacement of 11,100 torn and will
care of in government institutions
phono graph for dancing and there
even though their disabilities are not
.cost more than >2,000,000.
The dis-
due to war service.
Arrangements
..
.
.
,
c — . i - t»__s P'Brcment of the largest vessel now
arc being made in the Seattle, Port I on the run is 10,000 tons.
land, Spokane and B> ise offices cf
Every stateroom on the new vessel
the federal veterans bureau to taka
is to be an outside room and all are
care of such applicants immediately.
to be provided with running fresh w a­
Special homes have been establish­
ter. electric fens, vacuum bottles for
ed at Danville, III., and Milwaukee
drinking water, electric berth lights
Wis., for disabled service womer who
and window and door screens.
The
have been honorably discharged. T' »
promenade deck it to be eight feet
wt men may be discharged upon their
wide, the forward part to be enclosed
own request or when cured.
Trans­
with Layeock wthdows.
Nineteen
portation to the designated home is
staterooms will have individual hatha
furnished by the government
with running hot Ind cold salt wa­
ter.
To relieve the shortage ot dwelling
In the social hall is to be an electric
houses In Albany a building and loan also ia to be a music room with play­
association la planned by several busi­ er piano for special use of women
ness men of that city.
passengers.
Save $3.12
-w
GARAGE
”
street. Eat hare when in Albany.
Open from 6 to I and 5 to 8.
Mat. B l o u n t .
Shoes that coat leas per month of wea
B r u n s w ic k
W hy suffer from
headache ?
Have your eyes
examined
S. T . F R E N C H
PHONO G RAPH S
at
W O O D W O R T H 'S
Thavenport Music House for pi-
anoa and player pianoa Some good
’ oy» on xcond hand p»*nm
W * handle th« Baldwin ,
Iina o f paanoi tba ban money can buy.
Optometrist, with
r . c . ficq
D
F . M . F R E N C H ft S O N S
D EN TIST
J E W E L E R S -O P T IC IA N S
Albany, Oregon
312 Weal Second street
Albany, Oregon
astburn Bros.— Two big grocery
E
stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
Mam. (rood merchandise at the right
Halsey Happenings, etc.
prices.
ilina
F
developed
and
printed,
Or­
(Continued from page 1)
The county court has decided to
have a gate at this tide of the H arris­
burg ferrj-.
Tires, accessories, oils. gasoline,
repair work.
W. H. H u l BURT.
Mrs. A. C. Armstrong went to Port­
land Friday noon to visit relatives and
friends for a week.
them right back to yoa.
We mail
n
Woodworth Drug Company, Albany,
egon.
irst garage g o in g north.
F
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C H R IS T M A S
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Clifford's Studio
Your photograph
333 Weat First street
Bruce and Hodge, the Peoria burg­
lar, go to the penitentiary for one and
two years respectively.
OKU sales and S E R V IC E the
F
i
present rate of destruction ■
single generation will see practically
all primeval forest disappear.
Tires and accessorie«
Repairs
K i r x -P o l u a k M oron Co.
Albany showhousez are succeeding
portmiller Furniture Co., furni­
ture. ruga, linoleum, stoves ranges. In getting new moving picture film »
Funeral directors. 477-433 west First before they are shown in other places
street, Albany, Oregon.
in the state.
alt’s Floral a n d
M u s ic S hop
Good service and prompt delivery it discovered that In one place the no­
tice of the Methodist church service*
on cut flowers and floral designs.
Albany
Phone If,61 was placed bottom up and In another
H
Hc OLM AN
A JACKSON
Grocery—Bakery
Everything in the line of eats
the first three lines of an Item w ar*
lost.
A Portland legal firm declares th a t
the >40,000 note redemption bonds
ub Candy C o., F irst street, n ixt Issued by the Albany independent
door to Blain Clothing Co.
school district are net legal. There
Noon lunches.
ia diversity of opinion on the subject
Home made candy and ice Cream.
among lawyers.
Opposite Postoflice
H
|J
ub Cleaning Works, Inc.
H
Cor. Fourth and Lyon
Master Dyers and Cleaners
Made - T o - Measure Clothes
A t O. A. C. they are planning with
white rata to learn If food Is better
cooked than raw.
"The Brown
rVIZl’w G a ra g e — N e x t to C otUUlU- Mouse,” In the Enterprise it giving us
nity lioute. Haide Battery distrib Results of more important experi­
utors lor Linn county. Repairs made ments.
J
>n all makes nt batteries.
The Enterprise has lost the patron­
M agneto electric co .
A ll kinds ot electric apparatus re­ age of one of the opponents of the
paired. Conservative prices
All work bridge bonds, bu» It has not lost the
fully guaranteed
119-121 W . Second. hope that some of Its friends may live
M en
and money are beat when to cross the
W illam ette
on
those
but)-. Make your dollars work in bridges.
our savings department. A l b a n y ST a tx
H a n k . Under government supervision
The Halsey Garden club,
of which
Karl IL .Stewart is president, Is one
iller Motor Salas
of six standard clubs In the county.
Oakland and Jewett cars
The Santiam Fish and Game Asso­
Supplie» and accessories
First and Baker Sts.
Albany, Oregon ciation will have its annual banquet
et Albany December 1.
M
orton A
M
Speer Service Com­
pany
Headquarters for good tires
Plmne 65
First and Lyon
In thia week’s ‘ High School Class­
ics" discussion Mrs. Boyd remarks
that there are few places we can see
urphy M o to r Co. B o ick and the "forest primeval”. Here In Ore­
rolet automobiles. Tires and
Chevrc
gon we may have that privilege w ith­
accessories
Albany. Oregon. Phone 2t0
out straying from the trade marts.
In thia state, which contains one-fifth
eal I estate Money to loan. All
of the standing timber In the United
kis nds ot insurance written.
State«, It is hard to realize that a t
Call on J V Pi»g,
Albany State Bank Building
Thursday last the Enterprise waa
oscoe amrs hardware late in going to preae. Aa pages 1
the
and 2 were being made ready dark­
W IS 'C IIE S T H R S T O K E
ness was coming on and artificia l
322 W . First st.
lights were used.
Suddenly the elec­
8 G I L B E R T à S O N tric current failed. ' Then, in very
dim light, the pages were dosed up
Chinaware and g ift shop
The electrie
Albany and the press started.
310 West First
lights soon came back, but not until
C T E N B E R G B RO S, groceries, all the papers had been printed was
k J fruits, produce, 235 Lyon street.
4
We sell groceries and
(Continued On pat« 4)
Buy cream.
Phone 26JR
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C T I M X I . S I H E S I I O E DOCTOR
kJ Se<ond
Second street, opposite Ham ilton's
store.
'Sudden Service.’*
A
aldo Anderson A Sou. distrib­
utors and dealers for Maxwell. Chal­
mers. Essex Hudson A Hupnaobile cars.
Accessories. Supplica. 1st ft Beoada'biu.
W
Modern
Barber Shop
Laundrv »e«ii ruesdays
\<m cy Hub fleaalag Work«
A B E S P LA C E