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HALSEY E N T E R PRISE
i
DEC. 27 JWÌ
reauuied after the noon receea, the
crowd waa larger than ever, but the
--------- it—WOT ■•■trai » i S »
proceedings consisted mainly In a con
» ■ b lla b r s « v « rg
rh a n 4 a ,
ference of the principals grouped
I» W b . U . » H E I L I »
about Jennie at the big lawyers' table.
They were talking about the methods
Fiak and Gates tires and tubes.
Complete line of automobile accessories
adopted by Jim In his conduct of the A b s e n t H a ls e y ite s E njoy
Mr. Coolidge ien’t anybody's rubber
Ford parts
W illard "battery sery ice
crUttloni. t i . i# » year la adrasoa.
Woodruff school—Just talking. The
stamp.
th e E n te r p r is e
when in need of anything for the automobile give us a call as our
Advertising, 20c an iucb ; no discoun
only new thing was the presence of a
prices are right ami service is prompt
tor lime or space ; no charge lor coni
couple of newspaper men, who had
position or changes.
Trouble calls end wreck jobs given prompt attention.
The Jews, when they were carried
Keep Hinds Op
queried Oilcago papers on the story
*“ " P a id -fo r P aragrap hs,*' Ic a lina.
into
Babylon, testfy: "W e hanged ou,
and
been
given
orders
for
a
certain
* * • a d v s rtls ia g dlsgulaad as n s w a
The supreme court of Wiscon
number of words on the case of the harps upon the willows; yea, We wept
sin hendered a decision last
farm-hand schoolmaster on trial be
Office hoars, 9 to 13 sad 3 to 6 except month that,
while given very
when we remembered Zion "
There
Telephone 16a)
fore his old sweetheart.
F O O T E BR O S Props.
Mondays sad Friday forenoons.
little, if any, publicity in the
By the time at which gathering wereuio newspapers in ’ those days, u
press, is of utmost importance
darkness made It necessary for the I ring them news from home.
The™
to co-operative organizations. It
bailiff to light the lamps, the parties
v.ere
not
even
mails
tc
bring
them
WE COULD STAND SHE LOSS made permanent a temporary in
had agreed on the facts. Jim admit
ivtsrs, i f anyone should write. The
ted
most
of
the
allegations.
He
had
L;
'sevitc
junction granted to a co-opera
in other lands finds Th
That 50 per cent of the wild tive organization by a circuit
practically Ignored the textbooks. He
Enterpr.se, , f he gCts it regularly
had
burned
the
district
fuel
and
worn
U tlJiU dD VI
W VWillSIJ’a I court
• * "J
..’, u x restrained
e□1t a J IXtll HU
which
an ( out-
denizens
of LJVJU
field HJl’J
and woodland
out the district furniture early and like a weekly letter from home. Eor
will have paid with their lifcj{^^e. comPAny from sobciting or
late, and on Saturdays. He had In «1-50 you can send fifty-tw o SUCiesi
•hi.
. . . . . i because
. . . . of
..e . the
i - ....
„ r l ' uying the product from mem
troduced domestic economy and man
this year
use of
copies of it to your alren'. l t la’
btrs under contract to the pool
ual training, to some extent, by send t i n s or frjend.
the automobile in hunting is The decision is a sweeping vie
ing the boys to the workshops and the
F. O. Salmon writes from Rio Ow
the statement of Dr. William tory for co-operative marketing
^ irls to the kitchens and sewing-rooms
Cal., which we suppose means Bear’
of
the
farmers
who
allowed
those
T. Uornaday, director of the organizations. In its opinion the
River, Ca!„ i D English:
privileges.
H a y ie n o r t h j u s t a s m u c h in s to r a g e a':
New York zoological garden. court said :
Inclosed find check for The En
He had used up a ^ re at deal of time
We consider that the law is
y o u m ig h t g e t fo r it in c a s e o f fire. T h )
In studying farm conditions. He had terprise.
By the aid of the automobile
Wc enjoy reading the new.
well settled that one who mali
Induced the boys to test the cows of from Halsey.
We are camping in .
|A m e r ic a n E a g le F i r e I n s u r a n c e c o m p a n y ,
four times the former area can ciously
induces
another
to
the district for butterfat yield. He little shack near this little burg w»
|w il p a y y o u 85% o f th e c a s h v a lu e in c a s e
be covered, and he thinks that breach of contract with a third
wss studying the matter of a co-opera will be here fo'r at least ten days yet.
tive creamery.
wild game is doomed unless pro person is liable to such third
o f lo s s b y fire.
He hoped to open to the boys and We have been with M r. and Mrs K
person for damages resulting
tective measures are adopted.
They are getting along
girls the wonders of the universe JJ'eDser'
from
iucb
breach.—C.
E . Spence
He appeals to the sentiment of I C f.ro™
*
.“cb
breach.-
fine
on
the
ranch they bought when
which
are
touched
by
the
work
on
the
m e b I f
a
„ - *
.
,
• ¡S a ta
te M a rk e _ a t . Agent
farm. He hoped to make good and they came here.
They have a fine
self-interest.
Otherwise legis-*
8
contented farmers of them, able to ranch.
They
have
forty acres of al-
lation will not be able to pre
get the most out of the soil, to sell
Mrs. Frank Leeper went to Eugene
alfa land that they can rent for $12
serve the birds of the air and Sunday night where she was the guest
what they produced to the best advan per, cash.”
tage, and at the same time to keep up
beasts of the Held that have so of her daughter-inlaw, Mrs. H arry
In sending a check fo r her sub-
the fertility of the soil Itself. And
long made this country of ours Leeper. H arry had been here Thurs
scription Mrs. J. W. Thompson of
he
hoped
to
teach
the
girls
In
such
a
a tmiiintiiinmniiinnmiimniiitiHint
ent had been abolished Tn the days of
a hunter’s paradise. The pump day.
way that they would be good and con Burns writes: "You don’t know how
her parents’ Infancy.
much I enjoy this paper from a place
tented farmers' wives.
gun is accountable for much
"May It please the court," said W il
There
"An' I say," Interposed don Bonner, that used to be my home.
0
.
A.
C.
SHORT
COURSES
bur Smythe, standing before the bar.
useless slaughter of birds.
‘that we can rest our case right here. are many friends that have passed to
Or, Madame County Superintendent,
Intensive
practical
instruction
la
ag
I f that ain't the limit, I don't know the other side, but there are some left
The Enterprise cannot indorse ricultural specialties varying ironi one
I should say . . .”
what Is!"
week
to
29
weeks,
as
follows
:
yet. I want to live while I am on
A titter ran through the room, and
the doctor’s «eradication of the
Jennie turned to Jim.
General agriculture . . . . Jan. 2-Msrch 19
this side th ^ v e ry best I can live, and
» flush of temper tinted Jennie's face.
“Now, Mr. Irwin," said she, "while
destruction of half the wild Horticulture................... j , n. 2-March 19
They were laughing at her!
She
do to others as I would that they
you nave been following out these very
Dairy M anufaetaring..........T>n. 7 -l cb 2
wouldn't be a spectacle any longer!
If all wild species were sent Herdsmen
I am glad for
Interesting and original methods, what should do to me.
and Cow
So she rose, and handed down her
cure a firearm.
u T e,t5,r , Y ‘ * : ................... J * " ' 2-June 12
have you done In the way of teaching salvation and that it is free— so gl.d
first and last decision from the bench
Mechanics. Tract
the things called for by the course of that I do know Jesus and have taken
competent fellow who can pro Farm
a rather good one, I think
ors, 1 racks etc..........Jan. 2-March 19
study?”
Him into my life. This year is draw
"Mr. Smythe," said she, " If e e l very
by every irresponsible and in- "rain .Meehan tea (one
‘I m willing," said Jim, “to stand or
ing to a close.
We w ill soon have to
T1’?***> ’
................... Eeb. I »-Feb. 23
III at ease up here, and I'm going to
that are not private property * bird Annual Canuert*
rail on an examination of these'chil have a new clean page to begin a new
dren
In
the
very
textbooks
we
are
ac
away at all the birds and beasts ,
---------------Feb. 4 to Feb. 23
year with, and I want mine to stay
cused of neglecting."
I.«ml Classifieetiieu and
present
practice of blazing APPr i l »a l...................... Jan. 7-Jan. 12
I w ill close wish
Jennie looked steadily at Jim for a white and clean.
ing all my friends a M erry Christ
full minute.
•suit would be better than the
Agricultural Bcouvuiic
"How many pupils of the Woodruff mas and a Happy New Year.”
Mrs.
nated at once it believes the re- Conference______________ j a„ 21—25
By HERBERT QUICK
school are here?" she asked. “All rise Thompson’s husband died at their
Por further Herniation regardlnr anv
and animals could be extermi-
please!”
home in Burns about a year ago.
7
lllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ,, Hulu'S
A mass of the audience, in the midst
game in a year, but if tile birds course address
Mrs. Frances E. G ray of Cottage
The REGISTRAR
ICsorrisht br T h . Bobb.-M.rriU C o n p u j)
Of Which sat Jennie's father, rose at
to Nirvana no more of them OREGON A G R IC U LTU R A LC O LLR G E
Grove in sending a check says:
the request.
Corvallis. Oregon.
would die in agony from shot
“W iy ." said Jeunle, “I should say “ Very much pleased with the paper."
(Continued)
The editor is very much pleased,
we had a quorum, anyhow!
W eil
gun wotuhds. And humanity
CHAPTER XI
have school here. And Mr. Irwin, el so, when he receives such words of
would suffer no more from go
M
please remember that yon state that commendation, and he wishes to add
Fa m e o r N o to riety .
ing without them than it does
you 11 stand or fall on the mastery by that much of the appeal the Enter
The office of county superintendent
these pupils of the textbooks they are
uow from going without the
prise makes to form er residents of
»»«, a« a matter of course, the least
i supposed to have neglected."
Halsey is due to the efforts of friends
p t e r o d a c t y l , (he pleeioeaurns Efficient Service.
“Not the mastery of the text." said
Motor Hears* desirable room of the courthouse
Poor Jennie! She anticipated netti
Jim. “But their ability to do the work who send in for publication reports
Lady Attendant
eohippus or other extinut ex
of little home ocurrences from week
the text Is supposed to fit them for."
Brownsville............ .................. ...O reg o n ’ ng more than the appearance of
ample» of terrifying urtbog-
stesars. Bronson, Peterson and Bon
“Well,” snld Jennie, “I don't know to week.
ner la her office to confront Jim Irwin.
but that's fair.”
raphy and zoology.
But at nine fifty-six the crowd tn "Madame County Superintendent, I
But, ’ said Mrs. Haakon Peterson, Special Offer
w . L. W R IG H T
Should Say—"
Jennie's office exceeded Its seating ca
we don’t want our children brought
F ro m now u n til Jan. 15, 1923,
Mortician & Funerai Director
pacity. and Jennie was In a flutter as
UP to be yust farmers. Suppose we
Dr. E. B. Bryan President of
p aid -in -a d v a n c e
subscriber
h realization dawned upon her that get down among tlie people. It's the move to town—where does the culture any
Haleey »ad H a rri.burg
only way I have of getting the truth."
inny have the E n te rp ris e sent to
the University of Ohio, one of Call D T a ylor , Halsey, or
this promised to he a bigger and more
come
In?"
She descended from the bench,
an ab sen t re la tiv e or frien d for t
public affair than she had anticipated.
W, L. WatûHT. Harrisburg
the leading educators of the
shook hands with everybody near her,
year by p a y in g $ 1 , cash.
flfi y nln* Raymond Simms
The Chicago papers had a news Item
and sat down by the attorney's table.
United States and well known
opened the office door and there filed
-Xow." said she. “this Is no formal which covered the result of the ex
as a brilliant platform orator,
n enough children, large and m a ll,
aminations; but the great sensation of
to fill the room. In addition there re proceeding and we will dispense with
has been secured as lecturer
red tape. I f we don't, I shall get all the Woodruff district lay In the Sun
caa make both F A R M and C IT Y mained an overflow meeting In the
Cut Flowers
Pot and bedding Plant»
fur the annual session of the L O A N S at a very row rate of iateieat hall, under the command of that dis tangled up In It. Where's Mr. Irwin? day feature carried by one of them.
It had a picture of Jim Irwin, and First-class funeral work. Prices reason
I lease come In here. Jim.
Now, I
Oregon State Teachers’ Aasocia Frem S to 10 year». W rite me for -Mr tlngulsbed military gentleman, Colonel know
able, Give us a trial.
there's some feeling In these one of Jennie Wood r u f f - , he intter au.
Albert Woodruff.
G. w L a f l a b , ‘
tion in Portland, Dec 27-2P ‘ rrulare
things— there always seems to oe- thentlc, and the former gleaned from Write for list of perennials Green
fay . Bill, come here," sold the
410 Oregon Bldg
but I have none. So I I I j U8t hea^ the morgue, and apparently the por houses 940 East 40th st. P O R T L A N D .
Only accredited delegates have Salem, Ore.
colonel, crooking 1,1, flnger at „
Gre. Pnone Sellwood 1757
why Mr. Bronson. Mr. Peterson and trait of a lumber-jack. There was
deputy sheriff.
the right to speak and vote dur
M r Bonner think thnt M r James E
«'so a very frde treatment by the car
"What you got here. A l!" said Bill
ing the deliberations of the
Irwin Isn't competent to hold a certify J ’" “ l’ t. nf M r- S*mms carrying a rifle
coming up the stairs, puffing. "Ala’t cats.
with the Intention of shooting up the
Council, though the ineeting-i
i e i e i ' r ‘ “ r,Z f ° r SU“ d>’
Jennie was able to smile at them school board In case the decision went
arc ojx u to all visiting teachers.
against the schoolmaster.
now, and everybody felt more at ease
"Tills | r n school fight In our
"When It became known,” said the
Very appropriately, the chair AU work done|prouiptly and rea »ou- trtet " said the colonel. " Ifa Jenffie’s eave Jim Irwin, the members of the
board and Wilbur Smythe Thnt In news story, "that the aehoolmaster had
■blv. Phone No. 269
baptlem of fire, I reckon .
man of the section on home eco
and dividual arose, and talked down at het his Job on the proficiency of his
»ny, you're not using the courtroom.
Jennie.
nomics, a Portland Polytechnic
school In studies supposed and alleged
•re you?"
I appear for the proponents here,” to have been studiously neglected, the
teach er
is named Katherine
"Nope." said Bill.
said he, "and I desire to suggest cer excitement rose to fever hent Local
Kooken.
rh
not Ju’,t s">1 ar°unri, tain principles of procedure which I «ports bet freely on the result, the
LA W Y KR>N D NOTARY
th, n. salt! the colonel. "„n,l tell J,.,,
tu.;e It belong Indisputably to the con- odds being eight to five on General
“ e she'd better adjourn to the |,|. duct of tiiI n hunrluf.**
When Henry Ford came out for
II alsby , O rmoox
I roflclency against the field Tire field
room.
• ‘
"Have you a lawyer?" asked the was Jim Irw in and his school. And
Coolidge he removed the biggest cloud
Which suggestloa was « d e l
county sutwrlntendent of the respond- the way those rural kids rose In their
of uncertainty from th « sky of pollti-
Uistnnter by Deputy Kill.
ent.
might and ate up the textbooks was year look brighter a nJ c’o away nith the
"But
I
cun
t.
I
can't."
said
Jennie
rians of both parties.
F it or unfit,
W h y s u ffe r Iro in
A what?" exclaimed Jim. “No- simply scandalous. When the fight was worry of the two ptirs of glasses.
to the courteous deputy sheriff
«»
,M’<l.v.here has a lawyer!"
h* as a candidate could have polled a
over, and the dead and wounded cared
headache?
don t want all this publicity, and I
" e ll. what do you call Wilbur R»r, the school board sad the countv O p lical|m an u fac(u rin g plant
don t want to g„ into the courtroom."
H a v e y o tlr e y e s
heavy vote, and neither party eo«M
s m y tlie r queried Newton Bronson superintendent were forced to admit
on prem ises
I hardly see." said Deputy Bill, i from the midst of the crowd
e x a m in e d
Ruc.s from which of them he would
b" l they wished the average school
how you can avoid It. These people
"He ain't lawyer enough to h urt'" could do as well under a similar test.
^Iraw the more heavily.
seem to have business with you. «„d c«H xfbv ! h'B’ ’rhlch fhe ’’ " " ’’«»Isis
"The local M r Dooley la Cornelius
they can't get Into your office."
call A \ oice.
Bonner, a member of the 'board.' When Optometrists, Manufacturing Opticians
Optometrist, with
quailed.
"All right, all
There was a little tempest of laugh- asked for a statement of hla views sf-
Alban y, Oregon
W ith an olive branch in last exterfft-
Hght. said she "But, shall I have
F. M. F r e n c h a s o n s
T
“ * " n ir o r Smythe'» expense. ter the county superintendent had de
*d hand, Soviet Ruaaia cries ' Kam-
to sit on the bench I"
HALSEY
I which w as quelled by Jennie s rap- rided that her old sweetheart was to
j e w e l e r s - o p t ic ia n s
“Ton will n„d h h, f , r the most ”on^ n,h’e f,b ' t 8hB
c r ,d " to Uncle Sam.
Uaeie replies:
be allowed the priceless boon of earn
convenient place," ,»id Deputy Bill.
Albany, Oregon
to feet the mouth of the situation.
"Drop that dagger you are holding
Ing forty dollars a month during the
was this the life to which public I . . T ! ? v
nn,hln< ,n ,h*
remainder
of his contrsct. M r BonneT
behind you In the other hund and pay
Cash paid for
office had brought he,?
She was n J — , J " m?mb,fr ’ b*m." »aid Jen-
„ L ? •*d* frotB beln« I,cked. we re
Perched on the Judicial bench, which
American eltisens for the property of
hi
r.
<
B
(f
,be
Parties any right to all right. But weTI get thia guy yet. C ream , P o u ltry , E g g s, Veal
Deputy Rill had dusted off for her
e represented by counsel
Tou wav don t fall down and fergtt th a t!’
* hlch you robbed them." 1
.* W"*k ”
• * * * « M * « * ' I'm 7ntr ° Uy <," * BtB • " yon
H- S H O O K
b«t
" "nse examinations tlnd to show.' & H ides,
while doing It And that crowd' Tn ! 'ng ?o .
J " W' 8‘ * t,n" ‘ ,n
»aid M r Bonner, when asked for his
Jennie
It
was
appalling
The
school
I
Second at , opposite Haleey Garage
| ag to speech.,. or htTlD< ,
nf
tf Henry Ford had a ere w of men
opinion on the result, "that In or-r rder
hoard under the Iced of Wilbur lawyer« examine witnesses"
Short order, . t ell hour, up to 11 p r e
to larn anything you shud ahtudv
drawing as much pay f r« n h|m „
Smythe took seers inside the railing
" I protest." said M r Smythe
* tB^ h!a " * • Bnt
»It this gsy Quarters of B E E P
tor caooiDf
Jim Irwin rvbo had never been
. w r u I n J - ' T i ^ r fl'*
!n »
our congressmen draw from ua, and
'n
courtroom before, herded with the
purposes
at
canning
prices
they frittered »way a, much , tm t „
’ »Ik I m .
.
BDh> "I m » « M t"
crowd
"31m." said Cotone) Woodruff as
fw ir
t
° r * r
,h« ~ <ii’i they rode home together. "I'm Just be-
C . H. F A L K
the eongreeemen have this n o n th and
. »he coul.ln t call the gathering to friend» and neighbors of mine
i riPQ'ag to understand what you're
C . L. F A L K JR-
order
she
had
no
Idea
as
to
the
ercompliehed
Httfr. how
wwW
don t want you dipping mto it I .a y "
driving at
And I lfre being a wild-
Proper procedure -»he set there while
their jobs last ’
•
voice wa. rising toward •yed refonuer more tad more.**
First Clami Work
the people gathered, etood about whig, th* scream-llne. ,„ d Ife. SmTfh,
--------- --------------
perlng
and
falsing
under
their
ogn ted the hand of f . ,e
There w „
Agent for Ungane SteanuLenndry ‘
riWanrv Ford la too heneet t * % e a
(To
continued)
breath».’ ami finally became stleht. all • little wrjjngun, , n„ g
Sent T u n lay*
their eyee fixed on her. as »he wished fw» ^from Con Ronner. , but Jennie
»uccetjful office hunter.
Night Ststlpn Agent M artin is
Lanndrv sent Tuesday;
,-ounty superintend 1 i h l r ’r ^ ' " I - * lreB ,Brt
S T C F H C N S O N . Frop that th» off), •
p a r t in g at the H. W . Chance home.
'gency Hub Cleaning Works
1 tocher ruun£ n « th* hearing w „ His fam ily rem ain, a. Newberg.
* h e « h* has a farm,
y À LE« Y
XNTKBPKI81
Bad liquor killed off another lot
of tool» io carious parte of the
country on Christmas.
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