Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, June 26, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

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    In Days of Poor Richard
in camp to go down to tKe landing
(Continued from page 2)
ev-ery morning with hi. spy glue,
survey the river. Only one boatman
Jack was riding into camp from an
outpost of the army. The day was in
lta twilight. He had been riding fast.
He pulled up hia horse as he ap­
proached a aenu-y post Three figure»
were standing in the dusky road.
•'H aiti Who comes th ereF one of
them aang out.
It was tha voice of Marguref
lta
tbalienge waa more like a phrase of
music than a demand He dismounted.
" I am one of the great array of
lovara,” said he.
“Advance and give the countersign,”
aha commanded.
A moment he held her in bis em-
jrace and whispered: “I love you.”
"The countersign Is correct, but be­
fore I let you pass, give me one more
look Into your heart.’’
"As many as you like— but— why?”
"So I may be sure that you do not
blame England for the folly of her
king.”
"I swear it.”
"Then I shall enlist with you
against the tyrant. He bas never been
my king.”
Lady Hare stood with Mrs. Arnold
near the lovers.
"1 too demand tha countersign,' said
the latter.
^/^banyj^/)irectory
K t l a n q £)<>er/e>>g—C o n tin u ed
H ALLS’
was at the dock.
(Continued
on
page
f)
n ,1Te F L O R A L & M U S IC S H O P
' l „ l r
y u
Niws Notes
(Continued from page I I
J A. Churchill, state superintendent
of public instruction, has gone to
Washington, D. C., where he will at
'end the annual convention of the Na
tional Education association. June 30
to July go. He waa accompanied by
Mrs. Churchill.
Salem banks will help finance a new
leganberry pool formed at a meet'ng
of «9 growers who had found no mar
het for their fruit. Ths plan formula!
ed is that growers will finance ths
Picking and arrangements will then be
made for canning on a coat plus basts
T h is is gool advice:
■ n Albany, trade in Albany , if you 14v
We grow our own cut flowtrs
in some other town, trade in that town.
Gold banded, Rubrtim and other hardy
But in ih etr automobile data many re
lily bulbs now on hand
siding elsewhere find it advisable to do
Nice geraniums every Saturday,
at least part of their buying in the
larger town
Those who go to Alban
Phone IK .|
to transact business w ill had the firms
named below ready to fill tlieir require
nieuta with courtesy an I fairness.
FA R M LO ANS
A Ihany
Bakery, 321 Lyon street
Best one-pound loai of bread made
5 cents.
Wedding cakes to order
A lb an y Floral Co.
Cut flower»
at lowest rate of interest.
Real Estate
Prompt service.
\\
* * and plants. Floral art for every
and all occasions.
m
Insurance
Courteous treatment.
B a in , Room 5, First Savings Rank
builtnng, Albany
FARM LOANS
_____________ Flower phone 458-T.
W rite for booklet describing our 20-
A lb a n y
Electric Store. Radio
*-*■ seta. Electric wiring
Delco l ight vear Rural Credit Amortized Loans.
The effect of motor competition up­
on the passenger traffic of the Union
Pacific system Is being felt at Baker
The railroad has made the announce­
ment that the ticket selling force will
be reduced. The same order Is under
stood also to affect the office of La
Grande.
State Treasurer Myers Invested »54,-
500 of the soldiers’ bonus funds in
county, school and Improvement bonds
The appropriation was apportioned as
follows: 120,000 in Klamath county
bonda to yield 4.90; »22,000 Salem
school bonds to yield 4.66; »5000 In
Morrow county bonds to yield 4.90;
$2500 in St. Helens water bonds to
yield 6.26, and »6000 in Oregon high­
way bonds to yield 4.50.
G lm nn
A u to
products 202 Second
W il l a r d
W m . h ö f l ic h
E lec tric S ervice- - Recharg-
able A At ll batteries— W IL L A R D
storage battery. Phone 23. 119-121 W.
Second si. H . I). Piestoli—J. C. Cochran
D l u e B ird Restaurant, 309 Lyon
* - * street. Eat here when in Albany
Open from 6 to i and 5 to 8.
M rs . B l o u n t .
Tlie loan pays out in 20 payments, re­
tirin g the principal. Cheap rales. No
delay
H u m L a n d C o .,
133 Lyon St., Albany, Ore
z
ffi
/
SHOE c
Summer Vacations
Low Roundtrip Fares
See one o r m ore o f O re g o n ’s w onderful resorts
this sum m er. Low ro u n d trip tares m ake it easy.
T h e T illam ook, N ew port a n d C oos Bay Beaches,
th e m o u n ta in resorts, C ra te r Lake a n d th e O re ­
gon C aves as well as m any o th e r delightful spots
offer a great vacation.
O r see th e scenic Shasta C o u n try along the beau­
tiful Shasta R oute.
< ’
SERVICE *
“And’ much goes with it.” said the
Ü R Ü N 8 W 1 C K
youug man as he kissed her, and then
Shoes
that
cost
less
per
month of wear
°
PHO NO G RAPHS
he embraced the mother of his sweet­
at
heart and added:
W O O D W O R T H ’S
“I hope that you are also to enlist
with us.”
ÏAavenport Music company offer»
“No, I am to leave wy little rebel
Piano-case organ, good as new
Estey organ, good as new
with you and return to New York.”
Ask for our Oregon
L'sed Pianos.
“Will you give me a ridu?” Marga­
Outdoor Booklet
ret asked her lover. “I'll get on be­
C ’ a s tb u ro Bros.— Two big grocery
hind you.”
Fred Kurtz, an orchardist near “ stores, 212 W. First and 225 South
Solomon took off the saddle and
Mam. Good merchandise at the right
Salem has succeeded in exterminat­ prices.
tightened the blanket girth.
Optometrist, with
"Thar, ’(ain’t over clean, but now ing several colonies of gophers that
F
.
M
.
f r e n c h & S o n s
E^lite
Cafeteria
and
confectionery
ye kin both ride,” said he.
were damaging his trees by the simple
Home cooking. Pleasant surround,
Soon the two were riding, she in expedient of connecting the exhaust
J
E
W
E
L
E R S — O P T IC IA N S
Courteous, efficient service.
front, as they had ridden long before of his tractor with the animal run­ ngs.
W
e
make
our
own
candies.
C . P. M O O D Y , Halsey, Agent —Phon» 226
Albany, Oregon
through the shady, mallowed bttsh lu ways and starting ths engine. The
W . S. D u n c a n .
Tryon county.
WAAds>AA*M
carbon monoxide fumes from the ex­
They dismounted at Arnold's door.
t'llurs developed and printed.
haust quickly killed entire colonies
"For a time I shall have much to
We mail them rig ht back to you.
Experiments
have
shown
that
practic­
»■«-»•
-»-^- e-»-«-e e~a--s i s..« -».».*-s4-wt
do, but soon I hope for great promo­
Woodworth Drug Couipanv, Albany, O r­
ally
the
same
results
may
be
obtain­
egon.
tion and more leisure,” he aaliY
(Continued from page 11
W hat a satisfaction to know
“Tell me the good news,” she urged. ed by using an automobile exhaust.
that your K R Y P iO K GLASSES
^ ir s t garage going north.
Misa Ethclyn Chenoweth returned
"I expect to be the happiest man In
Two persons were killed and 113
Tires, accessories, oils, gasoline, are built upon the bigbusi stand-
to her home at Oakland Sunday afte r
the army, and the master of this house others were more or less seriously In
repair work.
rd of Q U A L IF Y .
and your husband."
a
three-weeks visit with her sister,
Jured In 2060 traffic accidents In Ore­
W. H. H u l b u r T.
By M A R G A R E T BOYD
Anyone buying lor quality will
Mis. Horace Armstrong,
"And you and I shall be as one/’ she gon during May. acaordlng to the
k for K R Y P T O K S .
i’ ORD SALES AND S E R V IC E
8-s
answered. "God speed the day when
monthly report of T. A. Raffety, chief
A truckload of young China phea-
($
Margaret Boyd .)
Tires and accessories
that may be true also of ynur people
of the state traffic squad. Fifty per
ants has been turned loose In county,
Repairs
and my people.”
“Filled with water from a neighbor­
cent of the month's accidents, or 1029
K i r k -P o l l a k M otor C o ,
most of them near Scio and the rest
He kissed her and hade her good­
ing stream."— Ivanhoe.
near Albany.
night and returned to his many tusks. out of the total 2060, were due to D o rlm ills r Furniture Co., futni-
In
earlier
days
houses
were
built
He hud visited the forts und butteries. carelessness, the reports point ont, *
ture, tugs, linoleum, stoves ranges.
near streams wherever possible lu or
Miss Betty Coshow of Brownsville
He had communicated with every out j 886 were due to failure to give right Funeral directors. 427-43.1 west First
der to Insure a plentiful supply of went to Eugene to visit friends Mon­
post. Hi» plan wns cunipletfl. About of way, 102 resulted from cutting street, Albany, Oregon,
water for household use. Those not day.
midnight, when he and Solomon wure corners, 67 from speeding and 83 from
fortunate enough to have spring- am)
p i I I.HR G R O C ER Y. 285 Lyon
lying down to rest, two horsemen reckless driving
The A. C. Armstrong family and
clear streams on their land were corn
A (Successor to Stenbcrg Bros.)
came up the road at a gallop antf
pelled to dig wells; but thoss who had j Delmei Wahl were Albany visitor»
W ater from a sand filled volcano
Groceries
F m its
Produce
■topped at his door. They were aide»
Phone 2t>3R
springs rarely bothered about wells
'a t u r d í ) ,
<>f Washington. They reported that crater may solve Bend's water prob­
Whatever the respective merits of
.,
„ _
_
lem.
If
an
offer
to
be
made
to
the
the general waa spending the night nt
C1 W S E X A U E R , auto and geu-
streams and wells as sources of water ;
* r *' (
visited In Ore-
the house of Henry Jasper, near the city council by a local concern Is ac­ * • eral painter
pais
tor washing and cooking and the 1 * on CRy end Portland the latter pert
Get u>y estimate.
ferry, and would reach camp about cepted. The crater Is located within
like, there la no question as to which oi
week.
201 E. First street
noon next day
two miles from the center of Bend
Optoiuctii&fft, M u n u fjw ïv rirg Opticians 1» the more eatlstactory to children
Salt Lake school district is to have
"Thank God for that news,” said tlie snd is owned by the Bend Brick com­ U O L M A N A JACKSON
Albany, Oregon
Every normal child longs to play In a I ’dOO uchool house in place of tha
young man. "Solomon. I think tbut pany
A well was drilled 327 feet “
water, and a tubful of water drawr
Grocery— Bakery
one burned last year.
» ( can sleep better tonight
Into the floor of the crater more than Everything in the Hue of eats
from a well Is a poor substitute foi
Jack was awuke for an hour think­ ten years ago %nd the supply of water
Opposite Post office
a stream with minnows and craw-fist
Mts. J. S. Jones and son Dallen o f
ing of the great happiness which hail that was tapped at that time has
and ether living things In it.
Oakland
were guests of Mrs. A. C.
ub Candy Co., First street, next
fallen In the midst of his troubles and never been diminished, regardlees of
To those who did not spend a Inrgr Armstrong Thursday and Friday.
door to Blain Clothing Co.
of Thornhill und his message.
He
part of their childhood playing In 1
the (act that thousands of gallons are
Noon lunches.
A ll work done piom ptly and reason­
heard ihe tw i aides going to their
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Stuart and
streams. It Is surprising how man)
Home-made candy and ice Cream.
ta ie jj out dally.
quarters. Then a deep silence fell
on and daughter of Albany were
thing» live |n even a small brook
ably. I hone No. 269
Wlgtspread Interest and specula
upon the camp, broken only by the
uh Cleaning Works, Inc.
There are the caddis flies, for ex « «’»te a t A C. ArrnslrotiR'e Friday
tion was aroused In Newberg over the
rumble of distant thunder in the moun
Cor. Fourth and Lyon
ample, wHJg »belt- amazing houses j
M atter Dyers and Cleaners
tains and the feet of someone pacing recent discovery of what Is believed
with the wonderful netting over the evening.
M a d e -T o -M e a s u re Clothes
up and down between his hut and the to be the fossil remains of some mam
S tih ley Slcv-ertsm and fam ily o f
entrance^
house of the general. He put on hl
moth prehistoric carnivorous animal
Fishing for minnows with a bit or Rugane spent Sunday with the fo r-
have friends they should
f
you
long coat and slippers and went out of W illiam Myers, an employe of the
">cd and heat pin Is far from being tier'» parents, M r and Mrs. J. A.
photograph.
have your
y
doors.
despicable »port, even though on« Stevenson.
Clifford's Studio
Efficient Service.
Motor Hears».
Yamhill Electric company. In clearing
"Who'» there?” he demanded.
333 West First street, Albany.
never land» a flltnnow
Fishing (ot
Lady A ttendant
the Ole swimming bole 18 Chehalem
Mrs« Clarence Evans returned S at-
"Arnold,” was the answer. "Taking creek near First street, came upon
crawffeh with 0 piece of cord and a
B
ro
w
n
s
v
ille
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..
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Oregon
agneto electric co
■ little walk before I turn In.”
pebble for a sinker la even more ex urday front a month's visit with her
several disarticulated leg and Ja
Official Strömberg carburetor serv­
Woodward of
citing, however, for the dextrous mother. Mrs. Laura
There was s weary, pathetic note of
Conservative prices
All
bones lying on the bedrook of the ice station.
W alla Walla.
Can
often
manage
to
land
the
craw
trouble In that voice, long remembered
work guaranteed.
119-121 W . Second.
fish. The greatest of all »ports, though
by die young man, who Immediately stream beneath four feet of water
W L. W R IG H T
Mrs. I. V East returned to Albany
~ A R IN E L I.O PARLORS
Is to catch grawflsh by hand. To
returned to Ids bed. He knew not that Huge tusks 6 feet in length and 1
M
ortician
&
Funeral
Director
Monday a fte r attending the pioneer
inches
In
diameter
at
the
base
were
(A
beauty
aid
for
every
need)
And
th
e»
you
must
turn
over
the
those restless feet of Arnold were
Halsey and Harrisburg
St. Francis Hotel
»tone» 1« th * bottom of the stream picnic. She has employment at the
found.
walking In ih« flames of hell.
C all D. T a v l u b . Halsey, or
Prep.. I n g * H a i OB
"TtslJ you lift S stone Ihe mud of the sheriff's office.
Had gome premonition of what had
An effort will be made by the Ore­
W , L . \6 s i g h t , Harrisburg
stream bottom is stirred up enough to
been going on down the river come up gon Pioneer association to have Lone
Mrs. Fred Taylor came down from
en and money are best when
dead the water. Small hoys uauall) Eugene Thursday to visit
to him? Could he hear the feet of F ir cemetery in Portland, kept as a
at the
busy. Make ) our dollars work in
bu
plunge their hands right Into the home of her father, J. C. Standish.
that horse, now galloping northward park. A resolution was adopted at the our aavingi department. A l b a n y S t a t s
muddy water and grab for whatever
through the valleys and over the hills
B a n c . Under government supervision.
Saturday she continued on to Salem
fifty-second annual reunion of the as
may have been under the stone
toward him with evil tidings? No
sooiation that the pioneer dead In this ^ JO O R E ’S music house
terrible looking of thr for a visit with her brother E verett.
more for this man was the comfort
denizens Is the hellgrn
T h is week'» is tbe last announce.
of restful sleep or the Joys of home old cemetery be not dleturbed and
’ Everything musical”
truly ferocious looking and went of our big premium* to new
snd friendship and affection. Now the that the grounds he transformed Into
223 W. First «t.
set on It is a half for subscriber» end paid-in-ad vane*
touch of his wife’s hand, the sympa­ a park as a tribute to the folk of early
thetic look In her eyes and ail her days. Officers elected for the pioneer
would lead the average ■ubecrihera who obtain new ones.
u rp hy M o to r Co. B lo ck and
erfers wtth It. The sain Tha offer expires next Monday
babble shout the coming marriage association were:
David 8 Stearns
Chevro
and gray, that are to
»ere torture to him. He could not who came to Oregon In 1867, Portland accessories.
and will not be renewed. Those
AI tinny, Oregon. Phone 2So
be found wherever a bit of brush and
endure It. Worst of all. he was In a president; the Rev Bruce Wolverton.
leave» check the e tree ms current, look who have obtained premiums tinder
»ay where there is no turning. He Portland, vice president; George H
oscoe ames hardware
dangerens to the city bred, but thr 'bis offer are well pleased with
must go on. He had begun to know
the
Hines. Portland, secretary; William
country
child knows thev are harm • hem. () >r supp'y of those W ear.
that he was suspected. The conduct
W IN C H ESTER STORE
Ever Aluminum frying pane now,
teas.
of the scout, Solomon Blnkus. had M. Ladd, Portland, treasurer; Charles 322 W. First st
ajptin ensl lee us to fill all orders.
“uggested that he knew what waa T. Dickinson. Oswego, Mrs. Mary Bar
All
eerie
o/
ether
life
Is
Io
be
foul«!
S? G IL B K R I & SON
In s stream—polllwng» and tadpolp»
passing Arnold had seen the aides of low Wilkins and L H. Baker. Portland,
Harrisburg will have a community
• Builders’ and ib e lf hardware, gar
Washington as they came I d
The directors.
wlggletatla sad water beetles snail»
house
Preparations were started
Jtn
tools,
crockery
and
glassware
snd
wee
elamA
and
wren
leeches
snd
chief could not be far behind them. He
An attempt to escape from the Ore­ New Stock.
New low prices
J . W . S T E P H E N S O N . r , r , water makes The child who has s wben a score of business men met aed
dreaded to stand before him. Com- gon state prison was frustrated when
stream to play In will lesra more of Inspected plane for the building The
pared to the torture now beginning for J. W Lilly, deputy warden, sent 14
TIM SO N T H E SHOE DOCTOR
rhl* man, the fate of Bill Scott on
water life In g season then ihe sr-hooh estimated coat la »13,00«. with an
Second
street,
opposite
Ham
ilton's
The
Rock creek in the wilderness, had men to solitary confinement
can ever teach him. end those who dr additional »1000 for equipment.
store.
men planned to escape through a 40
' Sudden Service.”
keen a mercy.
not lire near streams should try t>
The Masonic lodges and Eastern
spend their vacations near thorn.
Soon after sunrise came a solitary foot underground passageway leading
Star chapters of I.Inn county are
1 can make both F A R M and C I T Y
HE
MARGUERITE
SHOPPE
from
the
center
or
a
woodpile
to
»
horseman, wearied by long travel, with
laying plans for the couaty-wldo
Shampooing, Marcelling and Scalp L O A N S at a very row rate ol inteiest
a message from Colonel Jsmeeon to point outside the prison wall. Those Treatments.
Msrgsret Countryman.
memorial and religious ceremonies,
Arnold. A man hail been captured Implicated were declared among the G lo b e 'I heater bldg Phone 1'6 | Prop. From 5 to 10 years. W rite me for par
Recently a kitten belong- which will be performed jointly at a
trculars.
G. W. L a v l a s .
bear Tarrytown with Important docu­ most dangerous criminals In the prison
ing
1« 11-yeer-old Mary G rif­ gathering In he held at the Masonic
Salem,
Ore.
410
Oregon
Bldg.
aldo
Anderson
dr
Son,
distrib­
ments on his person. He had con­ and included five who made the dsr
utor s snd dealers for Maxwell, Chsl-
fith of Bloomington, C al., was run sad Eastern Star home In Forest
fessed that be was Adjutant Oeneral ing esoape over the wall several
Grove. Jtilv 6
Andre of sir Henry Clinton'» army. months ago. The plot to gala free niers. Esses, Hudson A Hupmobile cars.
over and killed by a railroad train.
(Continued on page t )
Accessories. Supnlies 1st A Broadalbin.
The worst had come to pass. Now dom waa conceived several weeks ago.
Thie brought much sorrow to tbs
fteason! disgrace! the gibbet!
and had It been successful between 20 New
little g ill, so sbe wrote to tbe offi­
Arnold was sitting at breakfast He and 30 men would have left the prison. snd
need
ciale of tbe railroad company ask­
«r"»e, put the message in his pocket
Deputy Lilly declared The. plan was
snd went out of the room. The Vul-
bought sold and exchanged at all tunes
ing for another kitty. The com
Treatment, both
’ure lay down the river »waiting or- to g all the outside of the wail under
local and Internal, and has been success­
piny'a
claim
agent
baa
sent
Iter
■
•f’ rs
The trsltqg walked hurriedly cover of darkest».
B E N T. S U D T E L L
cat with Ove fluffy little kittens ful In the treatment of Catarrh fee eveg
to the boat landing.
Solomon was
'orty yean. Sold hy all druggists.
Phone
7fi-R,
123
N.
Brosdslbin
st,
Albeay
end M «ry'e heart la filled withjoy
See
premium«
in
oor
window.
t.hery. It had been hi» custom when
F. I . C H E N E Y Cz C O „ Totodo. OUo
W hy sulTer in »in
headache ?
Have your eyes
examined
S. T . F R E N C H
S outhern Pacific
T5 Isey Hfppenng» etc.
Quality
W ith the H igh
S ch ool C lassics
Meade & Albro,
F. M . G R A Y .
D R A Y M A N
H
H
DELBERT STARR
Funeral Director and Li­
censed Embalmer
I
M
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M
M
M
R
S
S
,
BARBER
SHOP
First-class W ork
FARM LOANS
T
W
Halsey Meat Market
FURNITURE AND
FARM MACHINERY The market where you al­
ways get the best in
meats.
W . F. C A R T E R
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
Medicine