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cokly Chronicle of Local Events and Progress*on Linn County I^and
APRIL 15. t»25
P a ir y
P o il 1 t r
W ool
H alsey H a p p e n in g s
Mrs. W. A. Carey was at Sa
End of Ona of Life’s Tragedies
A n g r y A ra b s
M ost Im m igrants
A lfo rd A rro w s
lem Saturday.
Mrs. Marcelln K irk died this
an d C o u n ty E vents 0. W. Frum and Eldon Cross
A fte r B alfour
from N e a r N eighbors morning at 11:80 at the home of
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
were in Eugene Saturday.
her parents, M r. and Mrs. J. J.
Miss
Gladys Will banks ia
cavalry
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. —Algerian
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New York. — During the first six I Corcoran.
Doings o f Our Populace C. H. Koontz and 0 . W. Frum Damascus.
visiting relatives in Albany.
•
and wife were in Albany Thurs- gallopln8I tbr°ugh the 8t«*‘8 Da“; months of operation of the new lniml-
A few years ago she was u happy
Chronicled in Brief
day.
J
aacus with drawn swords and eight
Doris Dykstra spent Sunday
gralion law. Mexico and Canada pro- i
»afl armored cars maneuvering with the
Paragraphs
vtded by far the greater part of the bride, flushed with health and the with Henrietta and Esther Htarnes.
George Hayes and family and troops are credited with having saved total net Immigration to the United j° y of living In timecame root! -
Mrs. Adda Rango were at Salem Ix,rd Balfour from the hostile mob of States and these countries now are efh o o d and fend hopes for the fn -l
i soni and family visited
Rolin Summers got a fine of Sunday.
6000 people Which attempted to attack
$500 and a six-months jail sen
the chief sources of the foreign labor I j ure to which she would train her al **'• K Isom’s, near Browns-
v
j
Two were
* rt th'o
/
d(
u r
f T l •, l r i i his
" l“ hotel.
r‘ d before
“ >«’ killed and many
was supply for Mie United States, the na
tence for operating that Holley
ville. Sunday.
tional industrial conference board an
spent the week end at the Eng- I quelled
«still. And he lost his still.
Then domestic trouble and sepa-
Glen Hill and family of Har-
lish home in Eugtne.
The mob ajIDOgi succeeded In raash- nounced. The board had made an
A party of Albany visitors at
analysis of immigration from July 1, S Ä
C
spent one eventng ¡ „ t
George Finley was in 'Halsey ln£ ,he hotel where the veteran Brtt- 1924. when the new law became ef-
the Rebekah meeting Wednes
world by taking a full trained week at Lee Ingram ’s.
for
a
short
time
Thursday
en
iB
h
»tataBman
was
staying
fective, until January 1, 1925.
day evening were Mrs. Lillian E-
nurse's course.
That completed,
to Coos Bay.
The demonatrattona against Lord
During the same period, there waa
Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Bowman
Hiner, Mrs. ^H. A. Warford, route
■»r„„
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' Balfour are due to his work In the “an enormous rate of return of itn- the future seemed to promise com
and
Mrs. C. B. Earl, Emma Smead
. Ingrain
in, "i
Miller S sister, Pgtabllehment of a national Jewish mlgranta," from the United States to I petence and bappiuess. But about - Mr. and Mrs. „ M. L.
and Flora Wheeler.
the last work that oaioe to ber win
olivet ton were Sunday after
.I lS - h annie Buckner of Port- home in Palestine. Ho 1» the author
J““
Europe.
A total of 79,741 aliens ar
when tbe hospital sent her aa cus noon callers at Lee lo g ram ’s.
F. S. Gutibman has traded his land, has cotne to visit the M u- , of the Balfour declaration by which rived from the eastern hemisphere todian of a patient being trans
Great Britain announced support to and 69,916 returned. At the same
The Frank Kropf and Cersof-
Brownsville place for one at lets.
On tbe
...
. . . ,,
I 'he Zionist movement Lord Balfour time 88,948 aliens came in from the ferred to San Francisco.
ski
children were absent from
Clovis. Cal. A Montana man is
Mr. and Mrs. W A Muller went t0 PaleatIne refeBtly t0 partlcl.
return trip she stopped at Halsev
the new owner here. Mrs. Gutz- . J dinnei guests Oi Mrs- Mul- pate In the opening ceremontes af the western hemisphere—principally Can for a visit with ber parental family school last week on account of
ada and Mexico— and only 6898 re
sickness.
man’s health caused the change lei s biotaers in Albany Sun- new Jewish university on Mount turned.
and her little son.
day-
■
Scopus.
Hardly bad she gone again when
to California.
The
infant grandchild of
The net permanent increase in the
word came that she was in a saui Alonzo Leach of Crawfordsville
population of the United States . . .
.
.
Miss Iona Albertson s p e n t ---------------
At Brownsville Charles Fulls-
..
. .
. . . .
„ . tannai,
not . as , . a nuise but . as a
.
was buried in the Alford ceme
gar's teHm ran Jaway Thursday the week end as a guest of hep COLO
SUMMER EXPECTED through immigration during the fir»; ¡patient.
And following this came
six
months
of
the
new
law
was
104,-
of last week. Mrs- Fullager friend, Miss Joy Starr of Bell-1
| the dread, tbe fatal announcement, tery Sunday afternoon.
Aide to the Naval Hydrographer Pre 875. compared with 483.719 for tbe
„nd two children were thrown fountain.
j “ tuberculosis.” After a time she
Lillie and Emery Rickard
corresponding months of 1923, a de
dicts Unusual C h ill.
was brought home for the mmis- spent Sunday in Tangent visit-
out but not seriously hurt. The
Mrs.
H. L. Wallace and
crease
of
78.3
per
cent.
Of
this
net
team then smashed the White daughter Grace went home Washington, D. C.—Unless scientific Immigration, 22,825 oaine from the tratione of parents, brother ana ¡ng relatives and attended the
hardware filling station and Sunday from their visit with signs fail, says Lieutenant-Commander eastern hemisphere — meaning prin-. sisters and for the closing days ol easter pageant in the evening,
George E. Brandt, aide to the naval
appreciation ot tbe lovable ebar- j
stopped, slightly the worse for the Rectors.
hydrographer. this summer will be a cipally Europe—and 82,050 came from aeierisiics of the child on whom j
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Whitbeck
wear. Fullager got a thorough
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Freerk- cold one, and the summer of 1928 even the western htxnlsphere.
her hope» and efforts hod been cen- and Miss Thelma Ingram at-
shaking up.
sen and Mr. and Mm. W- A. 1 colder.
tered
’ tended the concert at Harris-
attended
Sandridge I A study of solar radiation and ocean THOMPSON IS SENTENCED
Mr». Lillian Howe ol Browns Muller
Aud then the end came.
One burg Wednesday night of last
> temperatures has convinced him that
more tragedy rung off life’s stage, week.
ville has been nursing Mr grange Saturday evening.
Henry Zimmerman,
June neIt year ‘'a»n»merl« a" 181«
be Former Employe In Oregon State
Southworth through the siege oi
| An Easter party was held at
dupllcated.
Treasurer's O ffice Qets 9 Years.
Hai»»,* Man’s Picture in S. F.
flu and pneumonia which carried Layton and Ruth and Alice Lieutenant-Commander B r a n d t
' Chester Curtis’ Saturday night.
Salem, Or.—Clarence W. Thompson.
attended
Easter
him to the brink of the grave. Sturtevant
Roland Marks’ picture adorns Those present were, Lee Ingram
.
,
points out that cyclonic disturbances who was Indicted by the Marlon coun
Dr. Marks is his physician. Mr. evening services at Shedd.
are the u„itn0WD quantity in tb«
Curtis
ty grand jury on a charge of appro the report in the San Francisco and family, Ellsworth
Southworth passed the crisis a
Miss Ida Mitzner and Ken- weather equation, and that while the priating 83000 from
,u the
tu . state treasury
.rrusur, K e v ie w o f t h e
drUir show at and family, Michael Rickard
week ago and is slowly recover neth and Ellen Vannice were present outlook is for a decided tem- department, was sentenced by Judge ,t h ® ° ' , A , , C: ^ U^ iOnal
«Ild ™fe, Miss Lillie Rickatd,
ing. George Morse of Browns among those who came home perature drop, actual conditions at the Kelly to serve a maximum term of ! ,?itK>n* held >ast February. Mr. MIS. A- E. Whitbeck, E. A.
ville drives the etage.
for the Easter week end.
llme may be tar <>»<«•»* because Of seven years in the state penitentiary H d ik 3 jisd charge of the ph&t- Starnes and family« E. D. Ison*
I factors that are new known. He be- Thompson entered a plea of gnllly macy department and is given and
family,
George Bias,
Ml'S. H. Freerksen of Shedd ]ieVes. however, that ocean tempera- to the charge In tha indictment.
About the time the Enter
much credit for its success.
I Charlie Warden and Chester
prise went to press last week had as dinner guests Sunday tures greatly Influence tbe weather,
He is to have charge of pre- Curtis and family. Ice cream
In passing sentence Judge Kelly
Miss Ruth Finley took advan J. Tate, Mrs. Agnes Clark, Mr. and that the 1925-6-7 weather already also revoked the parole previously parations for convention of the and cake ware served.
tage of her option on the lease and Mrs. John Hoffman and Mr. has been largely detennlned by the granted to Thompson when the de- State Pharmaceutical Associa
heat of the sun that was stored up tendant eatared a pfea dr ÿutlty and tion, July 6, 7 and 8, at Corval
of the Ribelin property, so Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Freerksen.
P in e G ro v e P o in ts
Hoffman will not take his chick
T. G. Mitzner and mother ln, the “ ean durin’ l19US4' ’ hen was sentenoed to serve a term of lis.
en« and aow to those six acres brought to town Monday morn-
two
years
In
the
penitentiary
on
a
Roland
had
Prof.
T^tum
*ot
______________
charge of taking 3981 from the state the O. A. C. chemistry depart
(By an Enterpiise Reporter)
after all. Rumor has it that ing a. carload of Willamette |
Coolidge May Slash Boards.
treasurer's office.
The seven-year ment at home with him here J
the lessee may take a partner. University students who had
Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Berger oi
Washington. D. C.—More than 40 sentence imposed on the defendant
‘ist Sunday
There is room enough for that ixien with them over Sunday.
Eugene
spent Sunday at R. K-
Independent commissions and govern
will start when the previous sentence
in the Ribelin house, and some.
While Mrs. Frank Cameron raent boards have come under the of two years has been served.
Final plans lor tha I.iun couaty Stewart’s.
of Brownsville was cranking a foo“ of President Coolidge's economy
day of tbs spring Jersey show will
Bert Minckley shipped a car
car Wednesday the crank flew progran. wlth 8 vlew t0 ‘»eir 8b«»- Extends Whipping to Money Offenses. be made in Albany Saturday, load of lajnbs and hogs to Port
Albany’s
back and badiy lamed her arm, “on <” reduction Some ef these in-
land last week.
Dover, Del.—The Delaware house April 18, at 1:30 at the city hall
only I hut
110 Ibones were broken.
I dependent establishm ents draw rathex passed two bills which would add A ll Jersey breeder« please come.
Mrs. McLaren- and Dorothy
heavily on the treasury for salaries.
Mre. S- M
. Holt.
’EXCLUS ■
and
Ida Schick spent Sunday at
Mr. and Mr», Kd Z im m erm a n , I among them the em ployes’ compensa- lashea to the punishment of embes-
Sec. Lion C i. J. G. C.
One bill provides that misap
George
McNeil’s-
_____
went to Albany Saturday morn- tion commission, which requires »bout zlers.
propriation of funds collected by exe
OPTICAL PARtORS'
ing to meet their daughter, 3i5o,ooo annually.
Mr- and Mrs. L. E. Eagy and
cutors. guardians and attorneys be Church of Christ
| Mrs. WiH Priee, and children,
Mrs. Floyd Nichols were Al
punished by ten lashes and five years
Dorothy E llin gton Taken to Asylum.
Sunday
School,
10.
bany. visitors Saturday.
imprisonment.
By
the
other
bill
80
Mrs.
Will
Price
and
children,
E V E R Y T H IN G O P T IC A L
,
.
,
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,
.
San Francisco.—Seventeen-year-old .
10 years' Imprisonment
Preaching,* 11.
who arrived on the stage from Doroth Elllngsnn, ,he pren, broBIP ‘“ h "
Mrs. Charles Gibson of Cor
B a n c ro ft O p tic a l Co.
Christian Endeavor, 7.
Monroe to spend the week end haired glrl who8e purgult of Ja„ and
d be given ‘o « s h ie r ., servant.
vallis
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Preaching. 8,
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,
or clerks convicted of embezzlement.
Joy rides culminated last January in a
with relatives at Shedd.______
Frank Gibson Saturday and
J1J West First street. Albany,Or.
quarrel In which she killed her mother
Sunday.
,
(Continued on page 6)
in a bedroom of their home, was ad
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. George Chand
judged insane by a JuFy and taken
ler and small soji attended eas«
Treasury department officials ex
to the state asylum for the insane
ter services and visited friends
pressed concern over tbe growing de
at Napa Cal.
at Shedd Sunday.,
mand for dollar bills, which has taxed
Arsenic May Have Caused 6 Deaths. printing facilities.
A. P. Albertson and W. G.
Ex-Senator Sterling of South Dakota
Gary, Ind.—Finding enough arsenic
McNeil and families attended
to kill scorqp of persons In the home was selected as field secretary of the
the quarterly meeting at In
of Mrs. Anna Cunningham, an at commission which will plan the 200th
gram’s Island Sunday.
tractive widow of 50, authorities de anniversary of Washlngton’a birthday.
The flu has been an unwel
Dr. Herman Paaache, former privy
cided to exhume the bodies of the
Eaeter Sunday wal victorious in
woman's husband and four children, co u n cilo r and vice president of the many ways. Tlierc were 86 in at come visitor at the Jim John
all of whom died suddenly at Intervals German relchstag. died In Detroit fol tendance at Sunday school. A l son, Bert Haynes and John Mc
lowing a sudden attack of pneumonia,
during tbe .past six days.
most 90 dozen eggs were brought Neil homes the past week, the
while on a lecture tour in the United
for benevolences.
The rgu« and entire families, with the excep
States.
Poisoned by Mushrooms
Sunder school offering amounted tion of John McNeil jr., having
More than 31.600.000 for the per
had it.
I l everybody could ba made to
to $25.20.
L o OK VbuTHFUL
in G ingham
FOR NATIONAL GINGHAM WEEK
“ Kalburnie ” 32-mch, fast colors, 25c a yard
“ Toile do Norde ” 32-inch. 32c a yard
English prints, 36-incH, 50c a yard
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
HALSEY, OREGON
understand that all toadstools am
intishrooms and that many tndzh-
rooms are poisonous there might
! be fewer cases of mushroom pois-
| oning.
The papers continually
' prate of “ toadstools mistaken for
j mushrooms" and
some people,
; once certain that a plant ia a
mushroom, eat it and die. Ona of
Webster’s definitions el “ mush
room” is:
"A n y large fungus,
especially one of the genus agari-
i cus; a toadstool.
Several species
are edible but many are very pois
onous.”
Last Saturday E Jewett and
Frank Massok of A lb in y became
very ill after eating mushrooms,
but tbair lives were ssved.
The same day George Kt an, his
brother Silas and a nepbew, Ken
neth, aged 3, became iil after eat
ing canned aorn, put up at a fac
tory, but tbev recovered^
Alternate smiles and tears have
greeted us from above tbe last few
days, and bow the grass and gar
dens grow l
manent rehaimitation of the tornado-
swept area in the middle west has
been received by the American Red
cross through Its chapters over the
country.
Six officers were ordered court
marttaled by Secretary Wilbur in con
auction with the arrival at Hampton
Roads February 84 of the naval trans
port Beaufort from the West Indies
with liquor aboard.
President. Coolidge appointed Fred
erick C. Hick«, ex member of con
gress from Port Washington, L. I.,
to he alien property custodian, suc
ceeding Colonel Thomas W. Miller,
who rea^ned recently.
Degegations from Salem, Al
bany, Silverton, Stayton, Aums
ville. Gervais, Turner, Wood-
bum. Aurora, Independence,
Dallas, Falls City, Corvallis and
Eugene are expected to discuss
the proposed $640,000 linen mill
with business men in Portland
tomorrow.
In tbe afternoon tbe women’s
missionary society held it» regular i Easlor Birthday Surprise
monthly meeting with Mrs. Carey
Easter Sunday was Mrs. Hat
as leader.
The thank offering tie
Quimby’s- birthday and
boxes were opened and tbe offer
while
she
was
attending
church
ing Tha
»mounted to $16 01.
i . .. ,
,
, , .
. .
preacher waa remembered |
wiili many gilta during tbe day. I Ixirs and friends gathered in.
Eggs, fr u it,’ meat? pie,B cake and j When Mrs
Quimby arrived
F
money were verygenerouslv
given, , home the tables were burdened
for which we wish to thank the w*th good things to eat from
givers.
Be aure
to b’ in Sunday
next Sunday and on tim«.
«
achool
1
Clifford Csray, paeto-t.
—
M . E. Church
Robert Parker pastor.
Sunday school, 10.
Preaching 11
Junior I.eagi.e, 3,
Interm eduta Leagtie, 7.
Epworth league, 7
Preaching, 8.
Prayer-meeting Thursday, 8.
| f»!<* i>askets of these friends. To
«ay she was surprised would be
putting it mildly—she was as
tonished. Those present were.
Mi and Mrs. William Pence and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Bick
els, Mi. and Mrs. Byrd Waggen-
er and two children, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Blaess of Medford,
Mrs. Charles Hamer and son
James Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bierley and baby son, Madras
Able, Bessie Palmer, Louise
Seefeld, Irene and Ruth Quim
by, Clarence Waggener, lis te r
Green, Paul and John Quimby
and the host and hostess-