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HALSEY E N T E R P R IS E
HAL8EY ENTERPRISE
JUNE 12. 1924
News Notes
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• l.bj a y«»r Is advance
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A d w rtiti ttft, 2-*c an inch , no diacoun
lor (Tin: : Jr • pace , no charge tor totu
poaitruu or c lauge«.
aa "Pelo-foi Haragrapba," 6c a Una.
r a advarttainc disguised aa new«
To Advertiser»
Copy received before Tuesday is in
tim e for good position. Wednesday is
late and Thursday's mail is too late.
Offiee hours, 9 to 12 and 2 to 6 except
Mondays and Friday forenoons.
MCADOO AND OIL
The fact th a t Mr. McAdoo, as
an attorney, took fees from oil
men for work he undertook in
Mexico is not a t all to his dis
credit. It is a tribute to his
ability th a t such people paid so
much for his services.
The editors and stum p speak
ers who yell “Oil! oil!” a t him
would have accepted one-tenth
of the same fee and attem pted
the service joyously, had they
been able.
But oil in its relations with
the federal adm inistration has
acquired an odor th a t complete
ly eclipses th a t which nature
gave it, and therefore it is seiz
ed upon by stink-pot politicians
as ideal ammunition.
(Continued from page 3>
William Hilton, Portland contra«'
tor, waa the successful bidder on the
school building to be erected nt Fossil
The Southern Pacific comaanr has
secured an option on i t acres of
Klamath Falls property which »til be
utilised for switching, shops and
roundhouse facilities for the new Eu
gene-Klamath Falla line.
After receiving no fish since the
opening of the sdasoa on Rogue river
the Macleay Estate company at Wed
deburn has reached aa agreement with
the union fishermen, who wOl be paid
8*4 cents for their cetchea.
Ten thousand pounds of ehlttlm
bark from trees in the Slualaw na
tlonal forest have Just been sold by
the forest service to W illiam Wilbur
of Deadwood creek, according to Ralph
S. Shelley, supervisor of thia forest.
Governor W alter M. Pierce »aa the
principal speaker at tie community
picnic held at the Beaver Creek school
grounds Thursday, June 12. under
auspices of the Bearer Creek grange
and the Beaver Creek Co-operative
company.
The two young snobs in Chi
cago who murdered another boy
for fun and seem proud of
it are in themselves proof posi
tive th a t their parents were un
fit to rear children.
Carl D. Shoemaker has tendered
hla resignation as master fish ward-
en, to become effective July 1, after
which he will be known as office
manager of the state fish commission
until the new master fish warden be
comes familiar with the work of the
department. Mr Shoemaker has no
plans for the future.
of the state fair board to succeed Dr
I. W. Morrow.
Dallas was sblocted as the site for
the 1925 convention of the Oregon
state grange. In final sessions of the
51st annual meeting of that order. The
convention held at The Dalles was
attended by more than 850 grangers
from over the state. George A. Pal-
mlteer of Hood River will serve as
master of the Oregon state grange for
another two years. Hts election to
that office, through a referendum of
the various grange lodges In the state,
was confirmed by the ronventl*u.
$4
employe of the Irwin Hodson company
of Portland, on charges of larceny,
police officials declared the* had made
FOR SALE
•» and 10 yaars the first step tn uncovering a ring of
wl. lN*0 each. men who have been defrauding the
state out of thousands of dollars
with roung colts.
through the counterfeit tag of auto
mobile license plates O oft according
J. V. M it c m m i . l
to the police, helped furnish a pair
407 Cleveland at., Albany
2 MARES,
2 3-yr.-old Colts
HALSEY STATE BANK
TVAtS V46.ee CUTTXUG
A PM Vt N tttO S S NW W i O
was gotta « top '
□sc tw svp ^ njalk '. tvaats
um at its Tveee peft!
Halsey, Oregon
D'NA W6AQ*
C A P IT A L
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Largest Drum.
Believed to be one of the largest In
strunients of Its kind In the world, a
drum with a diameter of eight and a
half feet was recently used in a Lon-
don picture theater to Imitate the fir
ing of cannon.
H I L L & <s « Hardware •
Farm Machinery f • • - Speci“
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prioeg Be
now
on
everything
in stock.
quick
S to v e s & i R
Uni Ä versal
nd the BiidK
v a uno-pc••
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Beach
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• • He“ vy ° r light. Full stock on hand.
## Come in and see the q im lity and learn prices
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There’S health in cultivating
garden crops, and also in eating them
O ur prices sell our goods
H IL L
O. XV. FR U M
GENERAL
Slab 4-foot Wood,
Phone lie J
With the sanction of county Clerk
Russell and Rev. Robert Parker
she oo Monday last assumed the
care of Willie Wheeler, au orphan
who has seen but 73 euramers and
74 winters.
Willie is the printer's devil (and
•verybody elre) in the office of the
Halsey Enterprise.
Mr». Kayser is well known io
Lane county. After a year or two
on a farm there she and Mr. Kay.
ser conducted a general merchan
dise store at Elm ira for fourteen
years. Selling out, they went to
southern Oregou arid than to Cot-
’ag« Grove, where Mr. Kayser
d ed Mrs. Kayser for a time
resided at Eocene and for the last
four years at Rodlands. Cal.
Several hundred residents of the
country lying north of Salem, staged
a demonstration In Salem with the
presentation to the county court of
a petition asking fur a paved roadway
^ D E A L E R
connecting Brooks and Mount Angel
and piercing part of the Lake Lablsh
district. The petition contained 575
uamea.
The extent of motor travel from
other states Into Oregon during the
■•urrent year may be forecast from the
fart that during the month of May
There has come r.c, improve it'91 motor vekirlee licensed under
ment in partisan political w ar the laws of other states were register
•d under the Oregon non resident law.
fare. It is as nauseating as ever. according
to figures made public by
dam Rotor, secretary of state, or
this number the greatest registration
FOa SA l R—Select
waa of California care, of which there
were 3921
Next in number ta 1795
cars from the state of Washington
’" t0 P*r conh delivered Italsst
• » '" " or ether stations or siding« and third. 531 cart from the ateto of
in this taction. Farmers h f pooling to Idaho.
gether esn usa car lots to advantage
W ith the arrest of Cyril Goff, an
R W O W N S V ltt. K W x B K H O V S k S .
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GROUCH
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SU RPLU S
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
Commercial and Savingj account« Solicited
A Halsey Orphan’s Home
As goon as arrangements can be
completed, an airplane forest fire pa
trot will be established at Eugene.
Senator McNary was told by Secre
tary of War Weeks and Colonel W il
liam C. Greeley, chief of the forest
service. Three planes are to be pro
vided for the use of the patrol.
At Klamath Kail« Roy Tanka-
lay tanked up too much and now
ha la in the tanks. He it the ion I Opposition to his policy In handling
of State Prohibition Officer T an ka- the horse show in the state fair caus
ley. and on the 4th he plaaiUd •d Dr. J. W. Morrow, democratic na
guilty of the ownership of a 1200- tlonal committeeman, to send his
resignation from the state fair hoard
gallon still and the m anufacture of , to Governor Pierce. Horace Addis of
moonshine. He was sentenced to | Portland, field editor of the Oregon
a *1,000 fine and 100 days in jail. Farber, was appointed as a member
He who declares to a newcomer
th at the weather is unua tai tells
the truth. There ia no other kind.
No two b lades’of gras«, no two
days or hours or individuals ate
exactly alike. There is a proverb
that “ it ta always the unexpicted
th at happens.
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Organisation has been perfected In
Mrs. Martha J. Ktyaer, herself
Portland of a daylight lodge of
.Masons, whose membership la compos an orphan and knowing the needs
ed of members who are employed at of such, has charge of an orphan's
night and who therefore can attend
home in the postoffice building.
only seaalons held by day.
Chester W heatftll and Harold Stu-
man. Eugene youths found guilty In
circuit court oo the charge of assault
and robbery while armed with a dan
gerous weapon, were sentenced to
serve seven years each in the state
penitentiary.
Fire that started In the dry kilns of
THE F LESH IS WEAK
H m Q o M Medal shingle mill. In the
Nehalem, near Blrkenfeld, destroyed
Every lawmaker s ta lls out 39 trucks of shingles that were in
with the desire to cut down the the kilns and about 1,500,000 shingles
expenses of government and so , on the outside, entailing a property
reduce taxes, but very few of loss estimated at 910,000.
them have the courage of Cool A. W. Stone, who on June 1 terminat
idge. As each successive ap ed his connection with the Hood River
propriation bill comes before Apple Growers’ association. Imme
them they find its beneficiar diately began the task of converting
ies and their supporters ready the Mosier Frutt Growers' association
to knife if they oppose it and into an organisation characterized by
they fall down.
strictly co-operative lines.
Of the bonus bill the Dear
born Independent says:
“ Tin p rsd 'o it'g v t ’ of th«
bonus bill has been overruled,
but his argum ents have not.
"Although the bonus bill is
now a law, the bonus itself will
prove disappointing to those
who receive it (and who in the
end will have to pay for it)
while it will exactly double the
war debt th at now rests on ev
ery family in the United States.
The estim ated cost of two and
a quarter billions of dollars does
not include the millions which
will be required to administer
the new law, nor the other mil
lions which will be required to
pay interest on the m orey that
will have to lie Ijorrowed to ful
fil the term s of the law.”
o» counterfeit tags found on the ma
china of P J. Piers« ax-motorcycle
policeman, when he »as arrested nt
McMinnville on a minor traffic charge
The Irudn-Modtoo company hna the
contract with the state to furnish
license plates. Dishonest workmen,
the police said, have stolen or made
duplicate sets of tags In the company's
workroom and ere thought to have
done a profitable business In selling
these nt reduced rates to friends.
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Have you used any of F IS H E R 'S E G G ®
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next order of poultry feed and \o n will be sur-y>
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Also TwineSJ
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Fire Insurance Co.
American Eagle Eiro Insurance company
will pay you 85% of the cash value in case)
of loss by fire.
Nay is worth just ns much in storage as
you might get for it in case of fire. T h }
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Any Girl in Trouble
C. I’. STAFFORD, Agent
may communicate with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Army at the
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(Continued)
CHAPTER
X X IV
The Pageant
Jack began to assist Franklin In hie
correspondence and In the many busi
ness details connected with his mie
sten.
" I have never seen a man with a like
capacity for work,” the young officer
writes. “Every day he Is conferring
with Vergennes or other representa
tives of the king, or with the min
isters of Spain, Holland and Great
Britain. The greatest Intellect In the
kingdom Is naturally In great request.
Today, after many hours of negotia
tion with the Spanish minister, In
came M. Dubourg, tbe most dis
tinguished physician In Europe.
“ 'Mon chere maître,’ he said “I
have a most difficult case and as you
know more about the human body
than any man of my acquaintance I
wish to confer with you.’
“Yesterday, Doctor Ingenhauz, phy
sician to the emperor of Austria, came
to consult him regarding the vaccina
tion of the royal family of France.
“In the evening, M. Robespierre, a
slim, dark-skinned, studious young at
torney from Arras, wearing gold-
rtmmed spectacles, came for Informa
tion regarding lightning rods, he hav
ing doubts of their legnllty. While
they were talking, M. Joseph Ignace
Gulllotln, another physician, arrived.
He was looking for advice regarding
a proposed new method of capital
punishment, and wished to know If, in
the Doctor's opinion, a painless death
could be produced by quickly severing
the head from the body. Next morn
ing, M. Jourdan, with hair and beard
as red as the flank of my bay mare
and a loud voice, came soon after
breakfast, to sell us mules by the
shipload.
"So you see that even L living In
hla home and seeing him almost every
hour of the day, have little chance to
talk with him. Last night we met
M. Voltaire— dramatist and historian
—now In the evening of his days. We
were at the academy, where we had
gone to hear an essay hy D'Alembert.
Franklin and Voltaire—a very thlu old
gentleman of elghty-four, with pierc
ing black eyes—sat side by side on the
platform. The audience demanded
that the two great men should com«
forward and salute each other. They
arose and advanced and shook hands.
“ ‘A la Française,' the crowd de
manded.
"So the two white-haired men em
braced and kissed each other amidst
loud applause.
“As we were leaving the table one
Jay he said: 'Jack, I hs.ve an idea
worthy of L>emosthenes. My friend,
David Hartley of London, whe «tilt
has hopes of peace by negotiation,
wishes to come over and confer with
me. 1 shall tell him that he may come
'f he will bring with him the Lady
flare and her daughter.'
" 'More thrilling words ware never
spoken by Demosthenes,' I answered
But how about Jones and hts Bonne
Homme Richard? He Is now a terror
to the British coasts. They would fear
lestructlon?
" T shall ask Jones to let them
alone.' he said. ‘They can com« under
s special flag'
“Commodore Jones did not appear
again In Faria until October, when be
came to Tassy to report upon a I
famous battle.
W h tre O ur lee
Cream is Served
there i« Hire to be satisfaction. For
the family deaiert tier* is nothing
io e ici w e.
With each succeed-
¡F " *ro nful you’ll like It more
a: d ii.ore, 1.« t tie send you some.
We have all flavors. We sell
pint», quarts, half gallotis and
gallons.
Clark's Confectionery
H ALSEY
“I wee eager to meet thle terror of
the coaste. Hie Impudent courage and
sheer audacity had astonished the
world. The wonder waa that meD
were willing to Jain him In such dare
devil enterprises.
“I had Imagined that Jones would
be a tall, ganne swarthy, raw-boned,
swearing man of the sea He was s
sleek, silent, modest little man, with
delicate hands and features.
He
wished to be nlone with the Doctor,
and so I did not hfiar theli* talk. 1
know that he needed money and that
Franklin, having bo fund«, provided
the sea fighter fyem t ie own.purse
"One evening opr n ear neighbors,
Le Compte de »Tbaumont and M.
LeVlIleard, came Jo announce that a
dinner and ball In honor of Frxtiklln
would occur at tbm palace of Compte
de Chaumont leas than a week later.
“ 'My good friends,' said the phlloe
opher, ‘I value these honors •which are
so graciously offer h l me, but I am old
and have much w ork to do. I need
rest more than I i« u d the huuori?
“ 'It la one of t h * penalties o£ being
a great savant th at people wtZ.i to see
and know him,’ aald the cq’jn t. “The
moat distinguished people In France
will be among those wLo do you
honor. I think. I f you scan recall a
talk we had some week» ugo, you will
wish to be present.’
“ ‘Oh, then, jo u have heard from
the Hornet?
“ 'I have a letter here which you
may rend at your conventt nee?
‘" M y dear friend, be phased to re
ceive my apologies and iv y hearty
thanks,* said Franklin. ‘Not: even the
gout could keep me away?
"Next day I received a •octnal In
vitation to the dinner and b.Vl. I told
the Doctor that In view of »lie work
to be done, I would decline (fie Invita
tion. He begged me not te ,<10 It and
Instated that he was countlrgg upon me
to represent the valor and chivalry of
the New W orld; that at J .Iia d grown
Into the exact stature of Washington
and was so fam iliar w it’ / hla manners
and able to Imitate the fa In conversa
tion, he wished me to fgssume the cos
tume of our coramaD'Aet tn chief. He
did me the honor tit ssy :
" ‘There It no ether tman whom It
would be safe, <to trusl In such an
exalted role, t w is t, ^ s a favor to
me, you w«ui<i r ,e „
Csn be done
at the c^ tu m rr's an< Ret me have a
look at >ou?
" I did ae he wished. T i e result was
an aston'iblng liken» ta. I pressed as
1 had e»en the great loan In «!>» field.
I wp'.e a wig slightly I taged w ith /ra y ,
* olue coat, buff wal Iteoat a n /
and sword and the top hoots »nd
spurs. When I strode weroe» the ro-VJ)
In the masterly fnsh'rwi of our great
commander, the Doctor dapped his
hands.
" ‘You are »a like ljn t ss one pea Is
like another? he eiutxlmed. 'Nothing
would so please our good friends, the
French, who have B q immense curi
osity regarding Le G rand Tasentoii.
and It will give mu an opportunity to
Instruct them aa to our aplrlt?
went ta Ala desk and took from
a drawer a Wrote of jew eled gold on
• long neckfece of stiver—a gift from
the king—<md put It ov sv my head eo
that tbe »-mag ehone up 9n my breaet.
“ T bF t la for the fal B of our peo
ple? h's declared. T h e guests w ill
etsent hle on the grounds of the count
1st» in the afternoon. T o n w ill ride
• ° F ^ng them on a « b it« here«. A
beautiful maiden In ev white robe held
A U T O M O B IL E
R e p a ir in g
GARAGE
F.sk and Gate« tire .
W ill.n l battery « rv.ee
SpecUl equipment for h . nd:t»r
I rouble call« given prompt sttentioa any lime and any
wt
ecked cars
HALSEY GARAGE
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