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JIALSES’, OREUON, THURSDAY, APRIL 2l. ’.9.'?
From the Editor's
Point of View
A nent Medical Ethics and
Ethical Medical Men
$1
Karl Carroll, New York dude, thought
h i eould not gei enognh kick out of life
without going outside the law for booze
and for indecency.
Then hoping to
escape penalties he committed perjury
and the government supplied enough
kick to propel him from New York to
ttlaata, but he found the trip to hum­
drum, after the hectic life he had been
leading, that he fell asleep on the way
and it took the doctors several days to
wake him, but by now he probably
knows "where he is at. "
“ THE PATH ACROSS THE HILL”
For Boys’ and Girls' Club
C IT Y H A L L
April 29, 8 o’clock
i
year in advanec
of the Eugene Presbyterian church, as 'visited with their son. E. E Carey,
well as that at Brownsville. At one and family and their daughter Edith
time he was Lane county's school sup­ Gillett. J. P Temlpeton and wife also
erintendent. There are a large num­ spent Saturday evening visiting at C.
ber of children, grandchildren and ! E. Gillette's.
great-grandchildren of the Robes.
Mrs. L. R. Falk and daughters Edna
Frank Gansle has been carrying his and Betty Jean spent Friday afternoon
left arm in a sling, the result of hav­ at the home of C. L. Falk sr
ing his hand between two cars when I
Joe Kirk and wife of Portland were
they bumped. No bones were broken.
Saturday night guests as well as Eoa-
j ter dinner guests at W. R. Kirk’s.
Spoon River Sparks
I Claude Davidson and wife spent the
(Enterprise Correspondence)
afternoon visiting with the Kirks
N. Elliott and family were Sun- I Cecil BUyeu and family spent Wed­
day dinner guests at Robert Ramsay’s. nesday at A. L. Falk's
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Templeton were
Miss Mearle Straley and two’ friends
Sunday dinner guests at Beulah of Monmouth spent the week end a t
Miller's.
H. L. Straley's.
Some of the most noble services ever
rendered by men to mankind have
C h a r a c te r s
been the work of able and self-sacri­
^ X ? , IpCT f7 <1- Gra,,aPa .................. M' ’«>">
ficing physicians. This was never
Post—the visitor...................... ..M r. M o rn s
more strictly true than in the present
« a lte r C onrad-R uth’, brother....C has. Wright
and recent years.
Dr. Jimmie Reed—with uinbitiou—Harry Hussey
Salamarder Alexander John Henry Jones Zu-
So much conceded, there remains
..
9 choico.......................................Balf Bon<1
the fact that, as In other professions
Portland authorities are supposed
Mrs Davis—Grandma...................Mrs LaFollette
and occupations, and more so than in (maybe) to enforce the laws against
Kuth Conrad— ’ Bobbie ” ................. Miss Coldiron
those calling for less brain work, there gambling and booze. They calmly
, ° Gray —Ruth s co u sin ........................Miss Clark
are charlatons. quacks and atrocious
Lu le— a n eigh b or.........................M r s Rosstuan
announce
that
Mabel
Luun
i ’’ women’s
criminals, and some of the most atro­
Znzu—the c o o k ....................................... Mr,. Kiser
cious of these are among the smooth­ card room ’’ was robbed of $1500 to
est. smuggest, most popular In their Si500 the other day, but tie robbers,
like most of the other gun men there
calling.
Mr. C. B. Gibson was very ill last
J. H. Vannice and children and Miss
No criminal on trial needs go with are at large.
week.
Mildred Cooke of Salem, Miss Ellen
out the services of physicians of high
The H. P. Willie family left
W. A. Carey and wife and son Gil­ Vannice of Alsea and Ted MiUner ot
Browusville road, next month.
reputation If he needs them and is
Peaches are the most expensive fruit
(Continued oa last page)
prepared to pay enough for them. in the New York market, Dadd, Brown­ Tuesday for Woodbnrn, where Mr. Here is a chance to get sand or bert of Salem came up Saturday and
Willis hgs steady employment at*
And If the prosecution is as well fi­ ing reports.
gravel in large or small quanity.
nanced as the defense, as it sometimes
a telegrapher.
Is, it can meet medical expert with
C. S.- Veatch spent the week end
Propose an income tax exempting
Dr. Oliver, vice-president of
medical expert, one swearing positive­
ly that a certain state of alleged facts the first $1000 and certain Portland Willamette university, will preach at Cottage Grove.
exists and the other as positively that interests denounce it as unfair. Pro­ at the M. E. church uext Sunday
lreue Quimby is still at her
pose one without the exemption and
It does not.
FM N X S-
MIIWllj&KS
home, quite ill.
The term "expert alienist," as it ap­ those same interests say it will be too morning.
hard
on
the
poor
man.
They
are
like
pears in murder trials where Insanity
Mrs. Reynolds is better and is
Reported to tiie state board of
Is the defense, has come to mean, to the drunkard in the old-time saloon
who
said:
"When
I
get
home
I
’m
on
the job again.
health
from
thia
county
last
week
many people, “expert perjurer"—so
much so that an honest doctor Is will­ going to lick my wife. If she's gone were 4 cases of influenza, 1 ol
Mrs. H. L. Th-omas of Portland
ing to Incur the odium of giving his to bed I’ll lick er for not waitin’ up measels, 1 of mumps, 8 of scarlet
me; if she's up I’U lick ’er for
»pent a few days at S. C. Veatch's.
testimony in such a case only because for
fever and 2 of pneumonia.
he is willing to bear the burden for settln’ up and burnin’ lie."
At Saturday’s meeting Charity
the sake of endangered justice.
Mrs.
Van
Nice
and
Roberta
and
The
income
tax
is
opposed
on
the
grange
voted to join the others
President Coolidge Is a man of few
words, so we have no statement from ground that it will prevent some in­ Edna arc home from Salem,
in
Ftaging
grange day at the
him on a recent refusal of commuta­ vestors from coming here. Well, let
pioneer
picnic
at Erownsville in
Lyman
M
arsters
is
home
lor
tion of the sentence of a rich convict, that class of Investors go elsewhere
June.
but his acts spoke louder than words What we want is the class of Investor» visit.
could. The rich man filed affidavits who will cheerfully pay th itr taxes
Dr. and Mrs. Marks got home
Some well-known local people
of medical experts to the effect that and help public enterprises in all other
confinement In prison was endanger­ ways. We have some such and room from Voncalla Sunday
appear on the stage *at Koontz’
ing his life. Mr. Coolidge placed his for more. As to hogs, we prefer the
Mrs. Stafford’s mother, Mrs. D hall a week from tomorrow night.
•wn valuation on these and sent a four-legged kind.
F.
Dean, arrived Sunday and has See announcement above.
doctor In whom he had confidence to
Investigate And when he got this
The Oregon Voter is "convinced that gene on to Oregon City for a couple
Mrs. C. L. Gormley has been here
H
man’s report he refused to Interfere Oregon cannot afford to adopt any
from Coquille this week, visiting rela­
of
weeks
to
visit
another
daughter
In the law’s course.
tives.
state Income tax in advance of Cali­
As In other organizations, the vicious fornia and Washington." The tax and family.
Mill
All of the school teachers have been
(and prosperous) element In societies dodgers in those commonwealths de­
Cancer ended the life of Charlie appointed again for next year except
of physicians sometimes predominate. clare that their states cannot afford
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A ukase from the "higher-ups” bans to levy such a tax in advance of Ore Hetzel Tuesday. Fuueral tomor­ Mrs. Ferguson, who did not choose to
remain.
any advertising by doctors as '’unethi­ gon. And there you are!
row at 1:30 at the M. E. church
cal." Some months ago the national
C. P Kizer is the new president of
Mesdamei Nellie Isom and
organisation desired to get certain
the Linn county pioneer association
Hogs, Veal, Poultry
Emma Salash are Rebekah dele, and the weatherbeaten old speaker.,
propaganda Into the newspapers. Its
secretary sent out copies of matter (Oregon Produce Exchange,
gates
to the grand lor*ge and the stand at the park is to be replaced by
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102
which was to be the beginning of a
a new one.
IT H no muss or bother you t i i » w ’
Front
s
t.)
local
lodge
recommends
Mrs.
Isom
series of articles and Informed the
Mrs. Eliza Robe. 02 years old and
make your floors beautiftiL « t v e ty
for district deputy president.’
Portland, April 18.
newspaper men that he hoped at the
a widow for about a quarter of a
cost.
Give
them a coat of LOWE H R D T H ESS
next national meeting to have the con­ Veal —The veal m arket ia firm,
C. G. Hamer is away shearing century, died at her home In Browna-
demnation of advertising rescinded
NEPTUNITE
VARNISH STA IN and w e wfeaft
with light fancy veal, 80 to 110 sheep, but the wind was not tetn vil'e Sunday She and hnshand, Rev
Evidently he thought to get a better
a
difference
it
makes.
Stains and vsnrniahea at the
Robert
Robe,
were
pioneers
in
Oregon,
lbs.,
bringing
16c.
reception from the men of the press
pered to shorn Iambs the early coming in the early fifties. For about
same application. Comes in many natural wood
by this Intimation. He had such im­ Hogs, - Light blockers, 100 to 150 part of the week.
60 years she had lived In Brownsville,
plicit confidence In the power of his
shades and dries to a lustrous watoirpiuuf fl mah-
lbs., 15c.
the last half of that time a widow.
organisation that he believed It could
Saturday, Mav 28. will b. Mr. Robe had charge of the building
Fine for doing over furniture too. Com a in a n d
Live
Pnultrv.
—
Heavy
colored
by a vote make an unethical act ethi­
achievement day for boys’ a ,JU
i e t a color card. We’ll be gtad to ahp» you «how
hens, over 4 lbs., 27c.
cal — or he wanted to make the edi­
girla’
school
clubs.
W
inners
at
tors believe that he had that confi-
to
use it for best results. We ca n y a full
x rd
Light hens, 22c.
Admission
45c
35c
25c
H A L S E Y , L IN N A N D O R E G O N
I
New Floors w ith ' to
One Sweep of the Brush
W
dence.
His manuscript helped to kindle the
fire In the Enterprise office stove.
the show will get a term at the O
A. C. sum m er school.
Old roosters, 12c.
baiter and the Mosaic passover
were intended to occur on the
■ w t
T*
absence
from same day, as they did this year,
I N O llC e
H a ls e y
our but changes in calendars and dif.
property will be left in full charge ferent methods i f reckoning have
of P. J. Forster.
separated them
They will next
coincide in 1981.
Lena J. Been?.
Trespass During °nr
1876
1927
The pupils of the Powell district
furnished the entertainm ent at the
parent-teachers' meeting at their
schoolhouse Friday night. At
the Dext meeting, May 13, the last
thie school year, will be the
annual election.
Ruth Quimby was taken to
Cervaliia Monday for a surgical
operation.
Fill out and mail the coupon at
the foot of the Genera] Motors
advertisement on the last page and
see what a lot of valuable informa­
tion about cars you will get.
W
have served you with ‘Preferred
Stock and [staple m erchandise for
fifty years. The following is a list of
a few item s from our stock for comparison
o f values we have to offer :
C. H- Hoyt of Albany was here
Tuesday, planning to open opera­
tion of hie gravel plant, on the
PR EFER R ED STO CK
Tiny Kernel Corn. No. 2 .
Sliced Pineapple, No. l j .
Tender Melting Peas, No. 2
Mn. G. B. Gage has been very
ill and for a while her life was
despaired of, hut is now improving
Her sister, Mrs Georgia West, is
here from Curry county.
2 lor 35c —6 for 95c cash
2 for 35c—6 for 95o cash
2 for 35c—6 for 95c cash
Church Notices
Methodise—Next Sunday :
10 a. in., Sunday school
11, Public services»
7. Epworth League
8, public services
8 Thursday, prayer m eting
H"re ah will find a welcome
regardless of social standing. Your
presence will help, and we will try
to do you good.
J • S. Miller, pastor.
Church of Christ—
2 for 55c—4 for 95c cash
1 for 25c—4 for 95c cash
White Cooking Figs
3-lb package 3 5 c - 3 for 11 cash
Bonner Raisins . ,
4-lb package 39c—2 for 75c cash
Golden Gate Coffee
. . l i b oOc—2 for 95c cash
Maxwe'.l House Coffee
. . 1 lb 50c—2 for 95c cash
Kellogg'! Coro Flakes
3 for 25c—12 for 93a cash
Post T o a s tie s ............................ 3 for 2 5 c-1 2 for 95c cash
White Laundry Svap, assorted 6 for 25c—25 for 95c cash
It paya to pay cash and eave the 5 per cent
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1
HILL & (3
fl
^¿¿¿Confectionery JNAME The NEW
$ 2 ,0 0 0
in Cash Prizes
, ce BS
m
Ask us (Clark’s) we haven.
“ Vital ns Sunshine,” »
Made of Whipped Cream and Fruit
Preaching, 11
Christian Endeavor, 7
Precaching, 8
Clifford L. Carey, pastor.
REM EM BER
That with spring cornea a hankering for trips in your auto-bu not i o ,
’houhi“‘.eewl,.’,t 7 ,r‘ a
°‘her ” n°T ,nt ,rouhles—therefore you
should see what we can do for vott in eur low-priced,
FISK A N D F E D E R A L T IR E S
0 P R IN G NECESSITIES
« N B R A L R E P A IR ,N 3
ethyl
B A T T E R Y C H A R G IN G
g a s o l in e
The HALSEY GARAGE
M ON O POLE
Aiparague Tips, No. 1
Melba Peaches, No. 2]
painting supplies.
ON THE FARM
Formaldehyde, pint
50 ¿Epsom Salts, lb.......................j q
Poison
t Woodlark
l
. Squirrel
-
“ 8 lbs. . . .
2.5c
Lime and Sulphur spray, pint .50ci
•*
“ J ]bf_
. .
5Oc
Arsenate of Lead, can , . 40c5w»lko Tablets, for "chicks
50c
Pine Tar, c a n ...................... 30c?
«•
..
„
»1 00
Sulphur, 61c lb. ; 4 lbs. . . 2 5 ^ Potassium Permanganate, j |b
15c
Phone 2 0 3 and have it mailed out to you
J
After the holidays is the time to
have your auto overhauled and every
defect in car or motor remedied. Don’t
wait until the spring rush.
HALSEY PHARMACY
C a n d y a n d C o n f e c t io n e r y
ARROW GARAGE