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W eekly Chronicle of Local Events and P r o g n e on Linn County Î Z d
Halsey Happenings
and County Events
MARCH 11, 1925
and her • mother,
we e guests
Mrs.
Pennell, i
M. L . Burson of Ash Swale wae
in town Monday.
Large and Small Events
Chronicled in Brief
Paragraphs
H - C- lhottpson, president of
*h* BrownsvUl. bank, was in Hal
ssy yesterday.
Deg owners are warned to p»v
¡m L "'
u beep “re be' nK
killed and ,he whole dog family ¡„
Oregon has to pay for ,hem
I he oigaret and tobaoeo tax will
probable be fonght in the courts
io get a disinterested j U(j ge |ook
for one who does not use tobacco
aa auch a one would be mulcted by
the tax, and who dees not pav
other taxes, as he would be bene
fited by it.
Over *1000 in county warrant#
.ssued a few years ago and marked
not paid for want of funds” are
•till out. Interest on them stopped
when they were advertised for and
County Clerk Rugsel, thinks the
owners may have laid them away
and forgotten them.
Brownsville Briefs
Court Action Starts
Notes From the
H a L xsv Q r k r - ^ L
on Teapot Dome
nateey S c h o o l s
* iKaterprlM Correepoa«mo#>
Morse is quite sick
neta * ,tn B right’s« disease at his
Cheyenne, W y o - W ith Teapot D o n .
aonie here in north Brownsville. anil Its supposed vast store» of crude
AJmarine H. Quimby of Hal-
**'*' G'M‘ka*»‘»
**"• little oil as the prise, the government en-
tered Into a momentous legal battle
sey has been drawn on the A di - h dau^ h te i Blanche spent a p art In federal court here Monday in an
of
thp
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«uurr oer« Monday io an
grand jury.
¿ i « ™ Mk “ A to u ,f V‘a“ *n‘
•» - -
I relatives
the
lease
which
was
granted by Albert
The
$2000,from the°rtate. This may . J u “ S M,s f rank Newland B. Fall, ex-secretary of the Interior,
7-
me sia
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I and Mr. Newland’s m other, Mrs. to the Mammoth Oil company.
h it it out of debt.
Atlee Pomerene, asfociated with
Rachel Newland of Timber, Ore.,
Mra. Schroll is ,tiU bedfast, or
spent the week end here visiting Owen D. Roberts, as special counsel,
able to sit up only for short peri relatives.
opened the case for the government
Mrs. Palm er’s
about $3500.
!
estate
W- J. Ribelio came home two ods and Ruby i, far from Btroog
weeka ago end seems coniented to
dwell 10 Halrey. He had an in-
L. L. Swan’s bus and truck
lerest m e barber shop at Prine.
vj 11« and be came home with the m easure becomes a law and its
constitutionality wiU be settled
smooth face of a boy.
:i court, probably.
.
George H arding ¡s ¡n the
county jail in default of a $200
nne for participating in a wild
p arty at S. C. Baker’s, Browns
ville, and having liquor there.
Lee Walton closed a deal this
week for the purchase of eighty
acres of land adjoining his 420
acre tract two miles north of
Halsey.— H arrisburg
Bulletin.
(We are informed th a t the pur
chase was 44 acres. Ed. E nter
prise.)
Cnarles Howe and daughter,
Emma drove over to Corvallis
Si n lay to see Mrs. Howe, who is
in a hospital there. Mrs. Howe
continues to improve in health.
Mrs. Lawrence Dawson took
her infant daughter to Lebanon
one day last week to consult a
doctor. The little one has a bail
case of eczema on its face and
head.
Neil Newland, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Newland, was operat
ed on for appendicitis! a t the
Lebanon hospital one day last
week. While seriously iU a t the
time, the last reports w ere he
was doing nicely.
The Brownsville Times has
A. L. S tark of Newport has begun a serial story.
sold his farm and has been
visiting this week at P. J. Fo r #-
D. E. W algamott is putting
te r’s. He is going to California in eight acres of straw berries.
to visit three children wno have
Alice Groshang and Lester
homes there and have been urg
Northern,
a lively youug Holley
ing him to give up his lonely
farm life. Mr. S tark and Mr. ago today.
f o r ste r have been acquain
Wayne S ta rr, recently prin-
tances since youth, while resid crpal of the Biowtikville schools,
ing in several states.
has been arrested for stealing
G eorg»
Q 'leener
has got a tools a t Oakridge from the
\ erdici for $236 for damages in garage ol' Olaf Nelson, also late
flicted on his person a t a dance of Brownsville.
a t Lacomb by L. S. Clark. Don’t
know w hat the trouble wa&
Alford Arrows
C. C. and Thomas Jackson and
their wive, and R L. Bilyeu and
wife and two daughters went to
Stayton Monday to the funeral of
John Msok, 66 years old, a rela
tive of the parties mentioned Mr.
Mack was a successful farmer and
had built up a good farm home by
hard work.
Pneumonia was the
cause of death.
A regular meeting of the W o
men's Study club was held et the
home of the president, Mrs. 8. J.
Sm ith, Thursday afternoon.
A
very interesting lesson on “ Women
of the Stage" was given by M ri
Klleworth Shedd,
while Mre.
Smith had that part of the after-
hoen’s entertaininfcut pertaining to
domestic art. A sopial hour was
much enjoyed and • refreshments
were served.
Mrs. -Haroid Pugh
D a iry
P o u ltry
W ool
HALSEY, ORBttOp,
»»bout.
TTw '» '- ¡ r o r « ,,, WMtfcer e n - 'j
‘°
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joyed last week called out
We went down to a C afeteria
Uipge
lapge E
num ber of students in-
for our dinner. We had a nice
in baseball.
lunch. Then we returned to the
The negro m instrel show will
begin
at
8:30
Friday
evening,
We went to the Asylum but
we couldnt go in untill two
o’clock so we looked the grounds
over. It wasn’t quite two so we
walked around awhile. We saw-
some ? birds
and rabbits
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“'* *“ »a»ivs
in some in some
. ey bad some real beau-
tIt, blrds in th er*-
11 was two o’clock by the tim e
tb# show arc worth emphasising. ?Te ’ of«Hied. We went through
lh » meiubur* of the Hanrooai . Asylum They had long hall-
club are very musically inclined
i kan<[ »ttlc l,edrooms off
instead of 8 o’clock, as was first
announced. The plans were al
tered on account of a meeting
to be held a t the M ethodist
church. A lot of th e advertise
m ents seen about town were
made by tine more talented car-
toon a rtists of the high school.
Several im portant features or
in a statement before Judge T. Blake
Kennedy, reviewing the transactions
between H arry r . Sinclair, president
of the Mammoth company; Edwin
Denby. ex secretary of ¿he navy; Mr.
Fall and others, which led to the
granting of the lease
Prepared to defend at every angle
the legality of the lease and to dis
avow al) charges of corruption in
connection with it, the Mammoth Oil
- to * “
Mr. Fall and Mr. Sinclair have been
aubpenaed aa government wltneaaea.
°* l M l
F ru m
Washington Court
to Settle Bond Row
s ...
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her of the committee, did not vote on
a . r - o lu ,,™ . . „ a.
senior cl»#», Kulli They have
a ^ la i ir e ' ir,>n
c601*"
Genevieve Wells, aroijnd it.
?
f
VlT h ^
. On the ffate ifc 3aid« "push the
Tne fren ch I and n classes button and when you hear the
were given a period Monday buzzer open th e gate. We heard
afternoon in which they saw the buzzer before we pushed th e
slides illustrating habits ano button and we were at f ir s t
costumes of the people of the afraid to push the gate
French nation.
, We saw the prisoners cells
and their room they have for
their
Wewent
u»
e . tor
p , , „ . „ , lh, amaawnOTta.
diM ing
¿ « « V “J
Halsey, Oregon. room where they shaved.
Dear Papa- Feb' Uary 17,
keP* most of the doors
,ai rdP®.-
locked#between the rooms
trip to' Salem
°f
J e went into m o th e r’room
Olympia, Wash.— At a meeting of
the state capltol committee here a
resolution was passed to Issue «600.-
000 of bonds against the state capitol
timber, as authorised by recent legls
latlve action. State Treasurer Potts
met with the committee and offered
to buy the half million issue at 4H
per cent from accident funds in the
treasury.
got
and
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down
there
“
a h o iit
r„ X . d ' ed hom' , f , w
ton
re f-‘.5 le r # a -
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d
ha<l
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to signing the bonds ss state auditor.
his load o f boys had to wart un t
»orney-Oeneral Dunbar "win at' n n ^ 1 1,1
t h * ? ’ b U t * * u hart ■
bring a mandamus proceeding |n the * S? O rt W a ,t?
th e V * Ot t h m
May tie Quoener was pay
ing to much attention to some
of the queens there to please
Clark.
(School Reporter)
We were there about half ai
,b ° Ur Then Wt> went int0
house and Stayed about another
half an hour.
(B y an Enterprise Reporter)
Tour friend,
Francas Norteo.
•a few m m uts after.
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We then went to the Senate to i 1 Hie LifOVe r OHltS
heai- them passing bills and dis i
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John Standish has jumped
Mr. and Mrs. d ia rie s Jenks .of
cussing them. We stayed in
» Rntarprl»« C«rr»spoadenca>
again, this time to the Salmon Tangent visited a t J. H. Ridk-
there about fifteen m inuts, then
(Idaho) Recorder, whose pub a rd ’s Sunday.
Floyd Nichols was an Albany
went to the House of- Rep. to
Albany's
lisher says: John K. Standish
caller
Friday.
listen
to
them
.
There
we
staj-ed
Boh
Allen
of
Halsey
painte*!
onl,
arrived last Friday to have
about
charge o f mechanical depart- the new play-shed a t the Alfora
U7 tw enty " m 7 inuts.
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A-
Fnighfen was an
We kt ss.n«
then 4-1. w _ ent to
the dome
Albahy visitor Thursday.
GOVERNOR'S WIFE IS DEAO
»na'it
of the Reuurdur office. school last week.
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i which was th e most fun we had. ' Ml.
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Miss H attie Dannen of Shedd Mrs. Laura M. -------
Standish has come to stay. The
Piares Olas After Lon# We Went One story on the ele-
‘
, \ II*’, A i1 LUr *^Pn n fP
visited
her
sister,
Mra.
E.
a
.
outdoor life, fishing, hunting,
illn ess.
vatoi I- then
Vliilted at Bert H o n e s ’
Illness
then went
went up
up about
about fou.
foui
etc., appeals to him. He had Staines, Sunday.
ve flights of
stairs.
We
unaa-'-
or
five
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Salem,
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Mrs.
Laura
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Plerc#.
E V E R Y T H IN G O P T IC A L
heard of this country, of its
Mr. and Mi’s. B. E. Cogswell wife of Governor W alter M. Pierce, stayed
up there about ten
John McNeil was in Albany
soenery and natural a ttra c tio n s , and son Philip of Portland spent died et the family home here at it m inuts 1 guess. Of course we several day» |#st week, being
B a n cro ft O ptical Co.
o’clock Sunday morning.
, and has been planning for some the week end a t their ranch.
didn’t all of us »tay up there called on the jury.
313 West Firat street, Albany,Or.
Mrs Pierce had been in ill health th a t long. - Ruth and I were the '
time to visit this section.
Lee
Ingram attended the for more than two years,
v only
. . . , * girls
, a,a th a t could stand it any
. lsae3 ,SoPhla *nd Mary Hein-
funeral of his uncle, Lloyd In
(Continued on page 6)
, rich y»
of Corvallis
spent
Funeral services were held from length of, time.
»- a « v m i ii # n
p e m the
«1 week-
gram , a t Hillsboro last week.
the First Presbyterian church hkre !
We then went to the Hospital end nt th(!>r home here.
Tuesday afternoon, with Rev. Ward 1 from
the capital. We had to ’ The-Pine Grove orchestra-will
Beverly Isom spent Wednes- W
illis Long officiating. AU stale d r
day night with her friend, partmrnts closed during thr funeral , wait for quite a while l»efore gt» to the Riverside community
i we could go through, so wt> house to play for an entertain-
Dorothy Corcoran, in Halsey.
hour.
looked around the yards. They m ent next Saturday evening.
I-aura
M.
Pierce
was
born
In
what
Mrs. J. H. Rickard came home
j ,,
Is now Wheeler county, near Monu ; iure are beautiful.
from
the
hospital
Wednesday
It
took
us
about
tw
enty
. v ’ t Lawrence Zimmerman
Is prepared, in 1925, as over, to serve custom
last week and is improving «low ment, in central Oregon, May 30, 1871. minuts to go through it 1 guesa. v,8,ted aer pai'ents, Mr. ant»
Her
parenla
were
pioneers,
her
father,
er« frern a complete stock o f fresh goods
ly.
Peter Rudlo, crossing the plains in My they sure have it fixed nice Mr# N- E Chandler, over tbe
in there for thorn.
, week end.
'♦P to t.Jie coalt.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitbeck
From there we went to tho ‘ t l .
x
She was married to W alter M.
spent p art of last week with he> Pierce In September. 1893, and waa State Prison. My it sure is dif- l 17le E
Afiven at the school
brothers, Chester and Ellsworth the mother of five children.
ferent to go through, everything a H e n d ^ ^ T h ^ " 1^ T ’ We"
Latest styles in dainty things for ladies’
Curtis.
is built ju st as strong as they
Pr/ ’ceeda wera
wear
can
be
built.
»
,
whlch
be used for
Postal
Receipts
Show
BI#
Incrssse.
Miss Thelma Ingram visited
Work garm ents for workers
While going through the p r i- , SCh2 ° l
her friends, Helen and Sadie
Washington, D. C.— Improved bust
Notions and novelties
Lpmeyfcr, Saturday night and neaa conditions are noted in the postal aon several of us saw Boggie a . " e Women’s Missionary so-
Several of the children cl,e.t F ° f the Peoria South M eth
Sunday.
receipts of SO leading cities which , cell.
Underwear for men, women and children
odist church m et with Mrs.
totaled 325.S43.947 In February. 1926. I »Ought rings,
J. N. Burnett and fawiily of aa compared with <25,284 107 In Feb- I A t both of these places Wto I'loyd Nichols Thursday a fte r
H arrisburg called a t th® J. H. ruary a year ago. an increase of 1.6b had to sign our names in a big noon. Members present were
Meodairea J. 8. LaMar, J, W.
and Michael Rickard homes per cent, the postoffiee department book.
Men measured lor dandy made-to-order
announced
LaMar, H. R Tata, Alice riant),
Sunday afternoon.
Your daughter,
dress suits
Jennie Nice wood. ' George Githen«, George Bayne,
Mrs. Guy Roberts and family
Two Rwm Runnera Found Guilty.
Boys’ suits, ready to wear
N. E. < handler, L. E. Eugy and
of Toledo visited Mrs. Roberts’
Halsey, Oregon. t E. E. Hovei'. Visitors present
Ran F ru e la ro — Two men were
Kain clothing
parents, Mr. and Mrg. Michaei found guilty and 13 were freed of
February 17, 1925.
, ware Maedawee Charles Nichol«,
Rickard, last Sunday.
nun running chargee by a Jury In the Dear Mr. Nicewood:
The school is w riting to you Beryl McNeil and Fred Hein
for the little folks
court In connection with the
Mrs. M attie Householder ano federal
on
our trip to Salem. We had a rich.
in
trial
ei m
of the crew or
of me
the rum
ram runner
H O E S for the big folks
little son
of Roseburg spent ’OulUa
Captain John O'Hagan of thv- wonderful tim e,
Thursday with the form er# Guin» and Joe Campanelli ot . the
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craw
We «4 started ahout half past
A gospel team from the Bible
aunt, Mis. J. H. Rickard.
ware found guilty
Charge# agalnct eight.
We all met a t the post training school in Portland wilt
If your feat hurt, come in. We can relieve yon with
IS defendants resulted whun the oflice.
A fter we all got there h° Id a week end convention a t
pair of Bdwarda' Foot F itte rs .”
Ix?wis, C harity Blanche and the
crew of the Oullla waa brought ashore we started.
the Halsey Methodist churcn
M orris C urtis called on their here by the steamship Brookings,
We went through Shedd. Tan- f^Xt Friday evening, Saturday
Our goods give satisfaction because they
friends,
Aaron
and H attie which had picked them up at sea
gent, Albany and Jefferson be- afternoon and evening and Sun-
are
Starnes, Sunday afternoon.
after the ram runner had boen »cut- fore we reached Salem.
day morning.
Ai-rangements
Mrs. Chester C urtis and baby, tied with the greater part ot au alleg
A fter we gift to Salem we all have been made for the Friday
Mrs. Alice Allen and children, •d llgwer cargo In the hold.
met a t the Capitol building on evening meeting to begin a t
Mrs. Fred B urkhart and Mrs.
the south side.
|7 :1 5 and the high sdhool en-
Tne annual meeting of the Linn
GOOD GOODS
We went into the Capitol and tertam m ent a t 8 :$0 so there w ill
I>ee Ingram called on Mrs. County Holiteln Cattle club will be
J.. H. Rickard last week.
looked a t the things in there anti be no conflict. Evei zone come
held at Harrisburg Frldav.
A
th4n we went up to th e senate, and te a r this group of w q rk ca.
E. A. Starnes went to :Alh: anv
Monday,
supreme court compelling Claussen ‘ to ’
sign the hoods. It is understood the
supreme court will hoar the matter
and decide aa soon as possible, that,
in case the bond law Is uot held un
constitutional, work on the capltol
tnay proceed.
’ EXCLUSIVE
OPTICAL PARLORS
M. V. Koontz Co.
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING
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