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‘THE
SEA BEAST’
The love and bate of brother«
on the whaling ships of Atvo ;
a mighty drama of heroic live«
and treacherous infamy.
Next Sun.— Mon. —Tnes.
May 2—3 —4
G L O B E
R E M E D Y — A aura cura-
guarautecd lotion.
Prepared
by tbo Halsey Pharmacy.
Give it a trial. Money back
if not satisfied.
by Willametto Chapter O. E. S.
JO H N BARRYM ORE
A lbany
Benefit Cbildeo'a Hospital.
tion, which begins Friday even
ing.
Herman Steinke and wife were
in Eugene Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buford M orns
were in Eugene Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller
were in Albany Saturday.
Cecil Quimby and wife are go
ing back to their homestead.
(Continued from page 1)
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Gardner
were guests a t M. E. G ardner’s
Sunday.
Milo E. Taylor of the Browns
ville Tiouee and wife were in Haleoy
Monday evening.
West & Mack are working for
tbs S. P. to make it «take while
the restaurant rest«.
A amokobouse belongind to E.
D. Isom and meat in it from two
bog* burned Wednesday.
Wrecking Shop
Mrs. O. W Frum had a Sunday
REPEAL
Prohibition Blamed for Crime
"Gigantic Seale.”
Washington, D. C.— France must re
on
Senator Clark’s Estate Aided in Law
Cate of Alleged Daughters.
New York.—Theodore Roosevelt, son
Butte, M o n t—Hopes of two Mis
of the late president, urged the re souri and a Denver woman for shares
peal or modification of the Volstead . In the (60.000,000 estate of the late
act and the substitution of local op 1 Senator W. A. Clark seemed shatter
tion in various states
ed after the death of another W illiam
Speaking before the bureau of ad A. Clark, a resident of Butte, who
vertlslng of the American Newspaper signed a statement saying that he, and
Publishers’ association, Roosevelt as not the late Senator Clark, was the
serted that the prohibition enforce father of the women
ment act "has brought «bout law vio
Mrs. Effie Clark McWilliams of
lation on a more commercialized and Clarksdale, Mo., Mrs. Alma Cook
gigantic scale than our country has Hines of Orrick, Mo., and Mrs. Addle
ever known before.”
Clark M iller of Denver joined a short
When Mr. Roosevelt was a candi time ago in a claim that they were
date for governor of New York in entitled to a portion of Senator Clark's
1925 he was indorsed by the state estate, on the ground that they were
Anti-Saloon league
his daughters.
Roosevelt said that he Is opposed
The father of the three women had
to the return of the saloon. “I am been missing since he left Stewarts
convinced," he said, "that the repeal ville, Mo., ln 1879. He left his family
or modification of the Volstead law behind in Missouri and efforts to trare
does not predicate the return of the him led eventually to the belief that
saloon. That can be prevented by he was the same man as Senator
enactment.”
M
AY DAY
DANCE
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1 UM BLE INN
Saturday, May 1
Alfred E. (
half, Patuishsd in wh,te htue
• a a » « l or enamel trim
R ., | .t. *
K.U r n f i r '
•*»«— * .
wool
A.he. removed every
moatha. Nour old r . , g, , . kfn
« b t.g e
F U
Urge
three
bartcher
R ‘N IjT tU R K
COMPANY
ALBANY
FOR SALE
LANGW OOD
&
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4
4 -fo o t
Body Fir Wood
$6 SO delivered in Halsey.
W. M. King, Brownsville.
was filed by the Oregon state grange, Vote for him.
while the other was sponsored by the He is able, fearless, progressive.
Public Service league The bills were Favors law enforcement, construct
said to be Identical, with the except
ive legislation for agricultural
tion that the Public Service league
relief and the upbuilding of the
would give the taxpayers a property
industries and resources oi the
tax offset.
state.
For the conservation and develop (Paid adv— Clark for Ouiied States Sen
ment of Oregon's water power two
ntor Committee
bills have been filed with the secre
tary of state. One of these bills was
O. W. Frum made a trip to
initiated by the Oregon state grange Buckley, Wash., last week.
and
other
organizations.
while
the other bill wag sponsored by the
Ellen Key. Swedish Lecturer, Dies.
Housewives’ Council of Portland.
Stockholm. Sweden. — Ellen Key,
Oregon State Auto Income (9.600.000. who has had a powerful Influence on
Salem. Or. Motor vehicle operators Swedish literature, died at the age of
In Oregon this year will pay In license 7( years
fees and gasoline taxes approximate-
ly (9.5OO.OOO. or nearly twice as much
as the total direct property tax This
was revealed in a statement Issued
by the secretary of stats.
FOR SALK
Olds Coach, 1925
2 Ford Coupes
Washington's Sehoel Debts (26.214,409
Olympia. Wash —School districts of
the state of ttashtngton were under s
bond snd warraat indebtedness of
6M.tl4.4O6. June 80. 1925. the close
of the last School year, tt Is' shown
In figures compiled by the division
of municipal corporations of the state
auditor's office
Jew ett T o u rin g , 1926
1 Ford T ru c k , 1 ton
O ve rla n d T o u rin g
H ig h w a y G a ra g e
First and Baker
Albany, Ore.
HOWARD SR1GLEY
Halsey Railroad Tjme
DYING MAN HURTS SUIT
Big Carnival
T h e W est’s Rest Range
212 Last First st., Albany
Phone 379
Prop.
yisit from her brother, Joe Kirk vise its new offer for settlement of
it» war debt to thia country.
j f Eugene.
This decision was reached at the
Mrs. Mildred McMahan and
There are 10,166 voters regis second meeting of the American com
Mr». C. P. Moody visited the Re
tered in Linn county, 985 less mission to study the proposal put
bekah lodge at Lebanon Tuesday
than last year.
forward last week by French Ambass
evening.
Miss Eva H ulburt was the ador Berenger. Secretary Mellon will
Mrs. C. P. Moody accompanied guests of her friend, Miss Grace confer with the ambassador before
M re. J. S. McMahan to the Liun Kirk, over the week end.
negotiations are resumed.
douuty I. O. O. F. convention at
Although France will be asked to
Mrs. A rthur Wesley and son modify its offer, It was emphasized
at
Junctiou City Mouday.
Daniel and Delos Wesley were by the American commission that the
Mr. Miockley w n enough better
Eugene visitors Saturday.
latest discussions have not been
in health Mouday to collect 400
John Bressler and son H arry terminated.
ebeep, which went out the next
and their families drove to Cor One of the principal hitches is now
day by train and truck.
vallis for an outing Sunday.
how much France shall pay at the out
Bert Minekley'e niece and her
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hill were set. Berenger proposes initial payment
ehildreo, who were viaiting here,
Sunday of last week of (25,000,000 annually but the com
left yesterday, the huaband and at Eugene Sund
lor
a
visit
with th eir son Glen mission is understood to desire high
father having come for them the
er payments.
and family.
day before.
It was generally understood that the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gansle total of the French offer was in the
N. H Matheny, who was injured
O v e r 5 0 0 p e o p le e n jo y e d , o u r la s t C a r n iv a l
by a Hying stone at the Sawyer and daughter Leila were visit proximity of (7.000.000,000. including
J o in th e c ro w d fo r a g o o d t im e
logging camp, near Brownsville, ing the dentist a t Brownsvi'k? interest payments over the 62-year
last week, was operated on for V\ ednesday
period.
This Is almost (1,000.000.-
intestinal injuries Monday, but
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Holloway 000 higher than the Calllaux proposal.
died thia morning.
One of the problems worrying the
visited Mrs. Holloway’s parents,
l a d k |E n d W e t and D ry
negotiators is believed to be an In
O.
W.
Frum
and
wife,
Saturday
Mary Smith, Gladys WillbanJ».
clination of the French to insert some Candidate for the Republican nom
T a lk to C ongress
Genevieve Wells and Clifford Caray » day evening.
kind of a clause which would come to
ination (or United States
had charge of services a t the 1 Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Albertson the aid of France In case the Ger
Senator
Church of C hirst Sunday even and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey mans defaulted In reparations. There
Both Sides Confident That They
ing and gave reports on the En were Sunday guests of Mr. ant has been no Inclination on the part of
Had the Better of Argument
the American commissioners even to
deavor convention at Albany, to Mrs. J. N. Elliott.
consider such a proviso, which Is held
which they were delegates.
Over the Volstead Act.
L. L. Swan, member of the
to be flatly against the policy of this
Tile senior Endeavor had a legislature from this county, op government.
business and social meeting at poses both the Dennis resolution
Washington, D C.— Amid burst« of
th e church of Christ Wednesday and the income tax bill proposed
ipplause from partisans and sighs of
night. Mrs. Nora Coleman was by the State grange.
T o D iv id e the
relief from senators, the final curtain
chaperone. Sandwiches and cake
fell on the colorful prohibition drama
Prof. Hector Macpherson and
Incom e T a x V o te
were served.
which has been staged for three weeks
J. D. Bryant, vice-president of
before a senate Judiciary sub-commit
Will Robertson says he is go the county forum, were speakers
tee.
Salem, Or.—Two state Income tax
ing to let his moustache grow and at the forum meeting a t Charity
The senators. several of whom fre
initiative bills, a measure looking to
wear a red tie and a loud pair of grange hall Friday night.
the repeal of the motor vehicle title
quently assumed leading roles, retire
socks since his wife has had her
registration law. and two offerings
now to the wings to discuss alike the
h air bobbed, so now ju st watch
having to do with the conservation
fate of the proposals of the wets to
R e st H o p e d for by
developments.
modify the Volstead act and the
and development of Oregon's water
T. E. Elliott will preach at the
propositions of the dry» to put more
M id d le of M a y power, are among the Important Issues
M. E. church next Sunday morn
teeth Into that law.
that will go before the voters of the
ing. Mr. Parker goes to Lebanon
The wets never entertained any
state at the November election
Washlo«ton. D. C. — Senate and
to the Epworth League conven-
hope of immediate victory in con
One of the state Income tax bills
house leaders emerged from a break
fast conference at the White House
with two things in mind — holding
down appropriations and adjourning
House leaders even saw prospects
of quitting for the summer by May
I.'-, and some of the senators thought
it would be possible to finish up the
Im-lslatlve program early ln May and
then consider the Impeachment of Fed
oral Judge English of Illinois.
The guests got the very definite Im
presston that the president thought ap
propriations had gone about fai
enough for this session, and Repre
sentatlve Tllson. the republican floor
leader, rip reased the opinion that It
would be best for congress to adjourn
and go home. Inasmuch as "we have
no money to spend."
It was gathered from expressions
of the leaders that farm relief leg
Islstlon which would place an Imme
diate tax on the treasury would have
a rocky road to travel, but none would
a»v definitely whether the pending
measures came In thia class
Another hill which come of them ex
pact to be vetoed le the meseure to
Increase the pensions of disabled
Spanish war veterans The president
now has this measure and Is seek
ing the opinion of Director Lord of
the budget as to how It will affect gov
ernment finances
Brake)
S E R V IC E S T A T IO N
Parts L0;? ;;
cmnectioa
ROOSEVELT URGES
I were Albany visitors Friday.
E . B U F O R D M O R R IS
William Corcoran of 0 . A. C.
Halsey, Oregon
spent the week end in Halsey.
Mrs. J. J. Corcoran and Jack
Curtis were in Albany Wednes F ren ch D e b t Still
day.
U n d er D ispute
Ben Holt and family visited
Mr. Holt’s brother a t Wendling
Commission Believes Initla
Sunday.
Payments of $25,000,000
Robert Ramsey went to Port
land Thursday to look for em
Not Enough.
ployment.
D e c o n d itio n in g Shop I
X X a y best oa Hi-spaed
P. P A P M A N
H alsey
P h arm ac y
TORRANCE
C a rs
3 3 c
Tbia s t o r e will be open
Wednesday and Saturday ev
enings each week until 9 p. m.
for the benefit of those residing
cut of town.
HUDSON
& ESSEX
Two Cars for Sale or Trade
Stationery
Big values for
D e a le r
in
Good trades allowed
D on’t forget the
Mr. and Mrs. James Driukard
HalMy Happenings
HALSEY
GARAGE
A
Modern
Barber Shop
« •« V» I e a , a A — « *6* — — 1 -
LannJrv
sent Tuesdays
tgency H ubC le.m ag Works
A B E S
P LA C E
North
South
32, 3.24 a. m. flag 17, J2:09 p. m
16, 5; 15 a. m.
15, 12;45 p, in.
18- a iu * “ fla* 33' 8:12 P’ “ •
04, 4:08 p. ui.
31, 1:34 p m
Nos. 14 and 16 stop to let off passengers
from south of Eugene.
No. 31, direct conanctien for Marshfield
points.
Passengers for south of Eugene should
take train No. 17.
Halsey-hrowntville stage leaves Hal
sey at 7 a. m and 12:15 snd 8:1k p m
^ 'a/ e’ A roJT“ ’ ville “ 7:40 4 “ • «»•>
o . od
and fl:45 p. ni.
Outgoing Mail
A t the Haleey poetoflice mails
close going north at 11:50 a. ni
and 5:20 p. m.
Going south, 11:10 a. m. and
5:20 p. m.
To Brownsville, 6:20 a. m. and
12 m. Morning stage to Browns
ville goes on to Crawfordsville
Holley and Sweet Home.
’aid-for Paragraphs
(5c a line)
Old papers for eale at 5c a bundle
at the Enterprise office.
Attention is called bv the Sand
blast for Senator club. 420 Railway
Exchange building, Portland, Or
egon, to his platform, which is
published oa page 8 of the voter»'
pamphlet by the secretary of state.
Chief plank is “ M O D IF IC A T IO N
OF T H E V O LS T E A D A C T -
R E F E R E N D U M OF P R O H IB I
T IO N L A W S .” His slogan is:
“ Wine and beer under government
control. No saloons.”
P ian o M u s t be Sold
W ill sacrifice high-grade used
piano in storage near Halsey for
immediate sale. W ill give easy
terms to an established home, For
full particulars and where it may
be seen addrese Portland Music
Co., 227 6th st.,Portland, Ore.
F o r C ounty Com m issioner
D. C. Thoms of Scio is a candi
date for county commissioner
and should be given a good vote
in this community.
Crane & Co., m anufacturers
of plumbers’ ware», have an ex
hibition truck which goes about
giving the people of the country
a chance to see the latest achiev
ements. This traveling showroom
is in Oregon and will visit Hal
sey next Monday, making a stop
*t Hill & Co.’» (tore. Visit it
v°? can see the Corwith
bath Nova, Clermont and Nor-
folk lavatories, combination sink
gress. but assert they have accora
and laundry tray, prem ier stor
pilshed their purpose of giving the
age gas w ater heater, autom atic
facts about prohibition to the country
water system , kerosene w ater
The drys believe they have had the
heater and Corsyn and Illini
better of the argument and will get
closets. This is a chance to
enacted most of the bills they sponsor
The prohibitionists ended their case learn something about the latest
with the declaration by Director An- sanitary and convenient plumb
^r-'w, that he did not favor loosening ing devices.
theniquor laws fo allow light beer
Andrews’ statement was adduced by
the drys to rebutt the declaration
drawn from him -last week that he
believed light beers for home consump
tion would aid law enforcement.
"A guest” sends us an account
of a silver wedding which we
would be glad to publish, but no
name of the w riter is attached
and we do not publish communi-
unless we know who
don’t care to
Mr. Thoms was a good and se? i S
publish
the
w
riter’s
name, but
economical county commission
er. He is a farm er living near we want to know who is res
Scio and seeks another term ponsible for w hat we print.
"By their fruit« ye shall know
E. E. Gardner of Halsey, J. E.
them ."
Duncan of Shedd and Chester
Austin of Brownsville are) on
Those Mexican railroad labor
le ? rand ju ry now sitting.
ers have gone to Oakridge.
Portland-Brownsville
Harrisburg
Truck
Line
L* ‘ v' Portland st 5 p. m. Satur-
day, Tuesday and Thursday
Lesve Harrisburg at 2 30 p m
Mouday, Wednesday A Friday*
Phone Portland 8226
7
H*I»»y depot. Swift A Co.
Port lend, care Auto Freight Ter.
minus.
H A R O L D L U N D Q U IS T
w ill surely appreciate your
patronage
D E LB E R T STA R R
funeral Director and Licenaed
Embalmer
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
Brownsville, Oregon
W . L. W R IG H T
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Harrisburg, Ora.
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