Rural enterprise., September 16, 1925, Page 10, Image 10

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Delma W ahl was in A lbany »'J® and
Eriday.
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L D O ¿ í> T H Y Sr i « I I
t A . A . T u s s in g a n d w if e vis-
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,ted
Bo,1,ta
p °rtJ a n d F r id a y .
O LM AN •
M r.
and ln
Mrs
F Q Salmon
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cam e home from Salem Sun-
doe»
not
w alk
about L . . ,
, FLIERS WARMLY WELCOMEO
Honolulu People Wild In Plaudits for
Brave Aviators.
M r !. Fred T a y lo r of P o rtlan d
Honolulu.— W ith bands blaring mar*
•to p ped lu r - d a y , on her re tu rn : t.al ajrs.
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w r cheering
w < man man
thousands v - of
___
.
fro m Coos county, for ' v i . i t w ith , And
and wnmon
»omen Hnln>
lining «v_.
the approach«
and
her fa th e r, J. C. S tan d ia h .
boalaese impended all over the city
>f *’Trn
' 1 he W F M . S. met w ith M r« Conimander Joh“ Rodger« and his
» stand » a brasat of
' Ten Cn»n-
Com . *
¿ have moved lroni Brownsviiie
"
01« id n .er.t-, ” • • C o v e r e d
! to Lebanon.
, C randon F rid a y .
The e n tire corps ' " fW " J re 0,nc,alIT welcomed by Oov-
T h
i..„
i.~
«.
of ofljcera was re-eli-ctvd
T h e lee- i #rD° r Fa’Tln<ton and b li staff of of-
W agon ” and “ T
ie r f of Bag-
A. ( . A rm strong left for son
was given
given by M r» a . W a h l l.
Solt Wag
‘ i riciaia.
««‘all.
• d .d ” T»<» weeks in P o rt.
uis ranch T hursday for a stay I
..... ..
I Nev"r haa this city experienced the
• lan d at advanced prices R»u
ot several days.
L ,
«« «*1 W h ite of H o lly w o o d 'emotion that has been evident since
• Ht 1 1 .6 5 in Loa Angeles.
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l . ^ o Z F w T w ? ’ her, U' ^
’ «r® d‘.« o v e r .d ^ X em<:
• D i n t mi«» it
au n t.
W . L W n .te and w ife, tlon could not be controlled. I t br“ke
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W ife “•
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G L O B E
A’ i »
a
n a t n \ y v
the la tte r’s m other were lh« “ rat of the week
, all boundaries. The wildest embus-
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G LO BE
i ln(*
• Hl.«, . Mon.. Tnea , s
K irk Kinka
M r. and M rs E
E
C a rry are
the p a re n t! or a t o y, born Sept 9
~ io, ; ; ,n >S) ‘,enJ Sunday.
I M >
M rs P e r l Scott of P o rtlan d and
f „ *” rs- ^ ia ry Balm er of S ierra I Mrs
lo re n
M rs F
Florence
Leeper of Eugene
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t e a IM adre, Cal., has been visiting ’ called at the W h . W h its home
Halsjy Happenings
r;'
1 ' M c N e ‘L
Tuesday,
(B y an Enterpiise Reporter)
TORRANCE
H enry F a lk was in A lbany
F rid ay .
R oberta V annice is on th e
sick list this week.
Reconditioning Shop
Raybestos Hi-speed Brake
Service Station
H enry F alk and fam ily w ere
in Brow nsville T hursday.
212 Bast First s
M r. and Mrs. Joe K irk visit­
ed a t W. R. K irk ’s Sunday.
a ik .
Phon»
17 q
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Seefeld
and D oris Jo n es visited a t Carl
S eefeld ’s S unday.
laam prevailed when the five aviators,
apparently none the worse for their
North •
experience, marched up the steps to
Miss G race K irk w ent W ed ­
South
i
>7’
t
24 a "*• fl"ir 17, 12:09 p. m,
be congratulated by officials.
nesday to D allas to visit h e r ‘ 6. 5:15
a.m .
n * «’4S p m-
The navy seaplane PN-9 No ] friend, Miss G race
B ennett. 18, 8:16 a. m. flag 23,
S. S H ayes of P o rtla u 1 arrived which was mlaaing for nine days was
8:12 p. o,
<Co„d.,ued l r m paee „
^ e r .
'<• ‘2 09 p. lu. fl,£ 31, 1:34
She
retu
rn
ed
Sunday.
p. a, (
M o n d a y on a business tr ip and ti found by a submarine and her crew
I
4.ÜS o- m.
Mrs. B arbara Dean w ent N ew port last week.
v si, his b ro th er n .
H a ye s, and’
T
he
recital
w
as
given
S
a
tu
r­
of
five
rescued.
The
seaplane
was
^
’
fro
m
^
u
'th
W
n
g
in
?
®
PM‘,n*
home to Bandon M onday.
eorge
orkinger itllU
and tam
fam-1
found floating In the Pacific ocean 16 d ay n ig h t by pupils of Mrs. I a i , d, r '
c, r, ,
, .. .
I.. G tl*
—
O'. Z J 1 W
■■V.n.nge,
- other relatives.
4 * V—
/A dtnnei
. - - - S
E. D. Isom and W. P . W ahl 1 'ly r were
guests
a t , F rank
r,
.
mites east
* “ t of
?f thi
,he l8land of Kauai- the Edna Rtke w ith most of th e
only ad vertisem ent larg e rjm o st northerly
are ofi on a hunting trip.
W orkinger’s Sunday.
of the Hawaiian neighbors in atte n d an c e .
an
(h
ut
rtf
i.»
hzav.i
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I
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than th a t of pnbcolin at l J i f i ’a
Lavelle Kitchen visited Tri- ' The cem ent sidew alk is in h a rd w a re etore in th ia w e e k ’e group.
On account of th e illness of
Halsey-Brownsville staaa I . .
angle lake and Eugene Sunday, j “ ‘f ont of O ddfellow s’ hall P 'p e r la th a t of the teg D a ve n p o n
R oburta V annice, E sth er See­ ’ ey at 7 a. m and 12:15 and 8 11** H
Col. Mitchell Stands By Guns.-----
Leaves Brownsville at 7-40 8’** p' '
piano sale.
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ill’s h ard w are store.
H.
W. Chance
and wife and l an d H ------------
San Antonio, T e x .-P m i reaponsibil- feld took h e r p a rt in some of 3 35 and 8:45 p lu“
7 40 * “ •«
little H arry are living on th eir
Mrs. D. H. S turtevant took
Ctctlene May Alter Auto Lights tty for criticisms of the army and the num bers a t th e recital.
farm
Salem, Or — A total of 397 motor ve­ navy air services credited to him in
:a rm - .___________
_______ ¡A,lce to Eufifene M onday and
L ittle K enneth, young son of Outgoing Mail
hicle headlight adjusting stations have newspaper stories was accepted and
r" Ih 1-- e M
•* urphy
• seed - store has h e r tonsils w ere rem oved.
Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Bierly, was
been
inspected
and
authorized
by
the
A t th e H a ls e y poatoftiee ma
•bout a peck of “ p ’s” in this
Miss Agness Pugh is helping state traffic division, according to an an original copy of the charges for- ta k e n seriously ill S a tu rd a y
warded
to
Washington,
Tuesday
Col
i
i
T S ? " » " ’ “ 11:50
Issue,
Mrs J. C. P o rter cook fo r the nouncement made here recently
evening, but is now g re a tly
William H. Mitchell told reporters.
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2L22.
p o p u la r prices,
Mrs. George M axwell is still clover hullers for a few days.
G. M essman and Jack Sell­
w ith o u t muoh c h iu g
ers of A lbany w ere out h e lp ­
in h e r condition.
ing W. A. M uller put up a silo
Miss Cleona Smith has gone Friday.
to Sw eet Home, w here she is
Mrs. B M. Bond had Miss
to teach in the high school.
\u
d re y S how alter of McMinn-
M rs. VV J . Anderson return»»
hom e to Salem S a tu rd a y , nf .-r ■ • die as a guest the last of the
week.
! ¡im
im proved.
b h
5:2G0"p°“„ ,” " 'h ’ 11:10 *• »■ ■
»e ry low ,
twc.weeks
w e ll’s
v irit
- • J, -■
at
C. B am
1 2 Br" wn6vlHe. 6:20 a. m.
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A PIAO SAEE
, Mrs. W. w . S tew art and
L. V. Chance brought Mrs I
\ site^ h ^r sister, Mrs.
Chance home from A lb a n y , e v en in g A rm stron^ T hursday
Sunday, from h er visit with
m..
,
her parents.
e l ° safeguard th e south end
D.- P w tj
, , .
tae Brownsville bridge a
•l ii ' W- Barnum , looking I b rea k w ate r has been n u t in
as jolly
PUt
Q
* j» as v ever,
,v ii was
wna a t v C. . J P r . west of it
ta ffo rd ’s s with his
hia fam ily over
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S tafford
L. C. M erriam and wife took
the week end.
a hunting trip to G rants Pass
R»v
M r.
M o tt of th« North 'ast week.
Miss Mino of Ban­
Pacific Evangelistic Institute don was with them .
preached a t the M ethodist
A,rs- Eliza Brandon w ent to
church Sunday morning.
the holiness convention a t Al­
„ p /.T - Tem pleton is lim ping bany S a tu rd a y with Rev. Rob­
n little from an injury his knee e rt P a rk e r and wife.
received in a . fall
but
Lvm
a tto
n ’s m
moth-
aH Friday,
Friday,
m a an
n P a
tto n
o th
I limps
I TTl FIS Jess
14.30 0 each
n n o L succeeding
I-
. b u t ' |e r, Mrs.
day.
from L v Portland,
and ’s broth-
v i l l T \ n M ° r ," ' lg ,' tage 10 B row ,
v il • goes on to C raw fords vi 11
H o lle y and Sweet H o m e.
p«»d-for Paragraphs
(5c a lin e )
O ld papers for sale at 6C a buod
4t the E n te r p rige 0 Qjee
A
h ..Rt P? l 0 »” * ' '*«■, o»rrots and soli
h®«ded fl u D u tc h cabbage for sal
bX M rs . John N M c N e il, R 4
Player Piano j
$ 3 6 5 . oo
Cucum bers for sale.
Mre. William Wheeler.
C A.,Vf
E A I D fo r false tee th , d,
tai <old. platinum and diicar
I
I S ’o f Â
L o o k in t o th ia m a t t e r i f y c u
in te n d to p u rc h a s e a p ia n o , b e ­
ca u se ive h a v e s o m e
Mrs. M. V. Koontz is report-
re p o rt­ 7 *n d a w ’ Carl Knudson of
ed slowly im proving in health ''••i-iile , visited her F rid a y .
>n a Corvallis hospital. H er
Eldon Cross and wife re ­
son and g ran d d au g h ter, Clyde
ceived
a visit F riday from the
and A lberta, visited her Sun-
’itte r s p aren ts, Mr. *nd Mrs
A. A. M orrill of Hillsboro.
wuBt‘n , S tandish- of C alifornia.
E<1 bi U ign o l, about 5 ) . rlri\ in t
T h is s a le » fa rte d S e p t,. 11
brotl,ehaSI r 6eSt VL’ iting his « a , | I®
Bl 1 K
Hll
o, . V fl-i .hot
1«25, a n d i t w o n ’ t la s t lo n g , b o c a u s e
U O
o ro th e ., J c . Standish, here, J ffen „ „ „ r a
th e s e p ia n o s w i ll he s o ld s o o n ,
- ‘»I Ftate Traf-
5 ft
" a n? \ i8it
his "iece,
ÏO U c a n o w n a g o o d p ia n o a n d y o u
( th e r e P, Talent.
w o n ’t be o u t m u c h m o n e y .
f re d .Taylor, in Portland,
ivirs. A rch ibindlev of Port-
broth
,d? t0o Vi8it a n o th *‘«-
I f y o u w a n t a b a rg a in
broth«,, John S tan dish’s fa th ­ ind has come to visit with
er, in M ontana. He m ay call 'e r sister. Mrs. P. H. Freerk-
? ’* J °hn- who is m anaging ed- s-'H, and h e r niece. Mrs. F rank
Mont f He PaPe,‘ a t B roadus- \V orktnger, for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. H erm an Ben-
low
and d a u g h te r Elsa and
W e a re caught with a lot of
v
”
Ltr,ne^
of Lebanon and
W e a re o v e r s to c k e d a n d m u s t h a v e ro o m .
•nihOV7 ren d i" F m atter and a
‘
H’
s.
IL
h
reerk
sen of Shedd
X k °I, neW advorti8'»K this ' re dinner guests
at P H
« t i k to accom m odate which rre e rk s e n ’s Sunday.
we add pages 9 and 10 to our
•I
C. Standish
and n wife
n n 'u 2utp u ^ j You’ll find it
........««»u
aim wire
at had 9
nil worth reading and the big- I as fP'ests Sunday Mr. and Mrs
g is t weekly paper, published 1 ? 18 Taylor,
form erly o f
f . ----’
• v iiiiv r iy
'• th-- sm allest new spaper
~
yvnsville,
Mrs.
T ay lo r’s 9
OREGON.
I0* ' 1..“ ... 1, fhe
county.
Ami
ju
s
t
m
othe
.
Mrs.
Nash
of
C orval­
.... vuuiiiy. rtIKt JUSt
now ,t „ „ ff..r,.d „ , hc ,0¿ ca| lis. w here th® T aylors now re 9 *
Puce. Ju m p mto the band side, and Mrs. T urner of
•etrolt; Senator Bingham of Connectl
Crownsville.
M ilitary A ircra ft
wagon. Subscribe now.
Wonderful bargains in
t * ' 1' ’« •■•■ ^
A D M IN IS T R A T O R 'S NOTiCR
‘» « “¿ned'* hereby g ’ ven ,hat the “
Æ * " , 'p , ™
t e "
.r S b Ä
î;
h avm g x l.m ,, . n i „ „ , aid
tuirvd io preaent them
s
p' r“
w.thiñ .
Second-hand Pianos
T ..',4
A lford A rrow s
(B y an Enterprise Reporter)
D jr o ib y
A
FOR BABY'S CO M FO R T
ANU HEA LTH
^ho7 y<,u our •*"»
<r®®drtcli nipple«, water bo».
«1rs. In fa n t «vrlndrs
end
nursery «heeling.
Goodrich
_ RUBBER GOODS
Ringo’s Drug Store
The M inckleys have tak en
* th eir residence In Mrs.
1’can s hous,, on , hp highw ay.
Mr. C arey is p u tting in a
' “ tnent sidew alk on the *G-
street front of the Halsey
garage.
A C. A tm s 'ro n g
a n(j H , „
mm ons had a co m b in a tio n an».
" -n vealerdav
M r. A rm s tro n g is
< in « 1-, his fa rm at O a k la n d , O r
< n m n in n . f a t n ilr prnnnas'
- trv a change of clim a te for Ih s ir
'p a lt h . though not ce rta in where
hev w ill go,
W . J C a r y is liv in g j n his
h use ag ain , home on a PO dav
fur.oiigh from Roseburg
H e is
i ra o tic a lly p aralv»«d on bis l«f
<ng Inareetlgallon Into the subject
Announcement of the president s ac
Hon was made In a statement issued
• t the W hite House which said lha»
members of the board had been asked
to meet with him to
organize and
and pro-
pro-
tu urgBoize
ceed Immediately with Its study with
• view to submitting a report by the
letter
latter part of November
M r r Coolidge', action
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followed Ihe
Shenandoah disaster. 4n which 14
naval air officers lost their lives, and
• »seplng criticism by Colonel W illiam
Mitchell, demoted assistant chief of
army air service
Those named on the board were Ma
Jor-Oenersl J.mee O H.rbord retir
Jung or IVlitcheli
Charges is Felt
°c T " ,n8VV
d a u g h te r
R ic k a rd le ft Sunda
Benr
W« E . r l . n d school i,
Benton c o u n ty , w hich began M o o
M rs E d n a Pbilpo't of H a r r l i
i “A f t d Chb\ ’On Ti’ il8d her ’i8'
• ft ir n o o n
C “ r ,i' ’
8 n n d l>
8
Tar'
H H
M r ’ * ,,d M r »* r ° ,n
H i l l o, H slaey and M r . . U p m .y e ,
M o n d a y (or southern O regon on .
b u n tin g trip.
“
0 •
cam aux Given Full Authority
,o -
M r ®. C. H
T a n d y of Harris,
^ • h in g io n . D. C -In fo rm a tio n con- t ^ t h r ’c h X 1*6*8
burg ,p e nt several d a y . “
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Pr’ 88 d,spat«he« from Pari,
.a concluding 8’ "1 , Admlral
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that ' •■u-uiw
Finance ^
Minister
C a ill.n , wa,
m ister Caillaux
that their >,„1. 8 hl8 ata,en,*nt,
^ • « . « • n n g for h . r and lb j new
coraln«
with full
fUn .ath -
coming to
to 'Vashinron
Washington with
n>fnd and la tu ff
or u
unsound
Pr1ty ,o "®«°’ ‘®le a funding aeitlement of grsndeur • " r*B8
delu’ i5'Pa
for ’ he French debt to the f m i J
a . - . — ___ __
me I nlted
• H .r n o o n callers a t
thè'A,
" 7 r* 7 ,vM ' by io œëmbèrs'Ôf
Ad,niral Mof- K
to rt aviation and
’ "“ * • ,0 r*
j
.U d th e ir guests
^ • o could h a y e T . n,,i0B a' d',,on” ' u r
0h.o*M
J ° bn Slra " »i
“ X other m e .„ 7 ’ B
?rd V ?
%
M r’ J - H . R ic k -
W . M. B U R R A N K
srd M
i.nd M r '
M ic h a e l R ic k -
a*«e and »Indlctlrenesg" the ch
has moved into hia new
ha declared, are ••„ ' I . ,h* rha'’**a- • r d and M rs .
Leo In g ra m
and
d a u g h te r T h e lm a.
ResUarant and Soft Drink and Ice «ailent In the hlatory 0(^ thT1“ "”11
_____ ,BI°ry of thia country.'*
•A. of New Y o r k ? ! ! .,r e m i r a ” ¿ 7 n k y g
^ ita b o y r
T h e body o f an u n k n o w n ma
r
* Washington et Ï . Î ’
» ro n t-M a , bow 0|„ ,,
Dwlghl M Morrow, of Kngle
r'»er «I A lb a n
,ni
» « ä
S Ä T " rapT F i. d ’ y 1 i • flernr>®n.
Coron»
X £ • _ H 2 » ard E Coffin, of < - n t o e . , •
he ,u operation
-
F '.b e r said it bad Leen 10 , h
read
D C
wood,
w
‘ nd M" ’ ChM,er Ct
Sunday evening caller, at I.,.
hr R‘m i r f r ,,te,,,,nt rep,' fBe '“ m
Colo»,. M ,;;:;;n: : ^ n g
ot
fa„ e
Hal<
A lic e and D e l l . C u r t i. . pei
^ • l u r . l . y nlfi;bt end S u n d a y w it
th e ir a u n t. M rs . E d n a P h ilp o H
ru t; Representative Vinson of Geor-
Kia, ranking democrat of the house
naval committee; Chairman Parker of
fne house commerce committee; Judge
Arthur C. Denison, of Grand Raplda.
Washington. D c — n » . - . j .
Mich., and W illiam F. Durand of Loa
Moffett, chief of t h . h ^ ear'AdmIral
Angeles.
«0«» .lleg .tio n s
of
two d a y , L
« •ilia one day last We,.k>
?
Uc’ k «
fifteen -p o u n d
i i / s u 'X
e
cecn roiiow up Gama in Morocco
r a r '" — The French offensive It
Morocco is reported to be progressing
under
excellent
conditions
Th.
French troops have reoccupled the en
Ire territory which they evacuate,
last May and they continued thei,
march forward with th . Moors In ful
flight to the north.
C o ico ran
v.Mh-d Beverly T om
Davenport’s Music House
Last week in the m ention of
Coi t oversy up
i-’.mes of pupils on Mrs. Bikes’
n a n o and organ recital pro- Committee of Nine Named to
nnHmpAhe ,nrarnPS ° f Roberta
Conduct Sweeping Inves­
nn Edna V annice w ere unin-
tcntionally om itted.
tigation of Subject.
4. Sm itiTof Illinois, who
.h a s been here for a couple of
Washington. D. C— President Cool-
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v.sjtine his b ro th er Id«® took first official recognition o f
H a lte r, left the last of the t i e controversy stirred up m hla last
.w eek to r a roundabout tour congress over the adequacy of Amer
through C alifornia and then loan air power by appointing a special
nome.
board of nine men to conduct a sweep-
“ J"’ " " 1™ ”
Attorneys for Adiur.
attend to it at Once
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