H a l s e y E n terprise
P in e G ro v e H em s
Published Thursday at Halsey Oregon,
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Dutch Colonial Home Contains
Tl!’S,!i.A\i J rs SS1XG
H ila°y and Brownsville
Six Good, Well-Lighted Rooms;
Oregon
(BntsrprUM CorrssDondenre)
M i«»
F is h e r - B r a d e n
Funeral Directors-Embalmers
Lady Assistant.
Chapel o r Residence Funerals.
Phone 95.
A lb a n y , Oregon
J D E L B E R T S TA R R
{ Funeral Director and Licensed
Embalmer
not exceeding four inches, free if Saturday and Monday.
I I . h a g y o f O lM W M d , W . . - I -
Twenty y i n ol tru itlu l service, ington, visited at the L E. E jg y
as presiuent of Oregon State Agti- home tbe first o f tbe week
Miss Mearle Sira ley was a guest
cu ltural College is tbe record ol
at tbe Lome of her friend, Miss
1’ieeident W. ,. Kerr.
Pearl Pehremn, last week.
Beginning December 12, last tbe
Several Pine Grove people have
price o f lia b ility iu*urance incieas attended tbe revival services being
e l 16 percent, on private passen held at Lake Creek cbarcb.
ger autos caused, it is claimed, by
Miss Anna H einrich returned to
increased speed of travel, accident« her work at Corvallis Tuesday af
and increasing fiequeccy of claims ter several days vacation spent
for damages.
with her parents here.
M r. and Mrs. E arl Albertson
An a uthority on tbe ta riff recent
who
were recently m arried, left
ly stated tbe proposition clearly,
Monday
for M onmouth where they
as it affects tbe farm er and tbe
w
ill
retid
* while attending norm al
m anufacturer, when be »aid ' Our
ta riti must remain high as long as school, both being students.
Mr Mid Mrs. W. D. McLaren
the livin g standards of other pio-
ducing nations remain at lower and Dorothy and Mr. and M is. L.
level. Whether, therefore, tbe E. Eagy and sons, Rosa, Verne
question it viewed from I be etand- and Lyle, were guests ai tbe Floyd
p iiu t ol selfishness or p h ila n th ro Nechola home New Year’s Day.
Miss Grac6 Pebrsson was at Leb
pe, tbe protective ta riff boa tnoie
than sufficient u ig u m m t in its anon Tuesday to visit her friend,
M'se Oldham, returning lhu rsd u y,
f ivor to support it . ’ ’
and Mi s Pearl Pebrsson was a
The te-rible crime which was gue»t at the home of Miss Beta
committsd in C alifornia recently Read in Salem Wednesday.
lia s forcibly fucused tbe mind of
tbe public oil the crime problem.
There ban been u tendency c f late
to let the b«rs down for tbe c rim i
nal. Punishment is long delayed,
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
even in t i n worst of crimes. A
Dean of Men, University of
kind-hearted public has wished to
Illinois.
do everything possible to “ reform
crim inals'* but the task bus been
> IB
been dropped from
undertaken w ith the wrong idea of
J « ollege fo r poor scholarship Io
treatment. The laws i f the land accordance w ith Hi regulations w lilel-
should he allowed to take their prevailed, and lie was m ourning the
course unhampered by well-doers fact und ra ckin g hi«; bra in s fo r some
adequate a lib i w hich w ould give him
and eentiinentnlists.
reason fo r a p p lyl-.g fo r rcudnilsslon
HAVING THI
DRAG
C
The church is equipped by trad i
tion and purpose to deal with (lie
s p iritu a l tide of man’ s life, and
out of the development of that
slone, can come those noble q u a li
ties of altruism , of high purpose,
of noble resolve, which are essen-
t'n l to the kind of civic leadership
which democracy needs today, tie-
c'a rrd Dr A. U. H a ll, president of
the U niversity ol Oregon in his ad-
<lre»s delivered recently at tire dedi
cation ol the Fir.-t Baptist church
of Eugene. I he ro'e ol the church
in civic tra in in g is the r««l» of
s p iritu a l leadership. I conceive l ie
purpose of tbe church to bo ,o de
velop, interpret, and articulate the
s p iritu a l li e ol its members and to
provide for tbe com m unity which
it etrves the s p iritu a l leaders! ip
th a t is essential to an « A c tiv e
hi stem ol democratic control.
I t was not th a t lie had made the most
o f id s o p p o rtu n itie s o r (ha t he Imil
been the v ic tim o f III lu c k o r sudden
m isfortune, lie had sim ply been caught
asleep at the s u llili. I t was the ta d
o f the semester and most o f the fe l
lows had gone home,
" I f Tom Johnson were only here,"
G ild e r rem arked, “ I <1 he able to get
by a ll rig h t."
“ llo w come?" his room m ate asked
him.
"W e ll, Tom hus a drag w ith the
dean, am i I know lie could get me
reinstated Just hy asking."
G ild e r accepted the Hindu proverb
th a t I f you h a te a frie n d on the po
lice force, respect fo r the law Is not
c-sicritlul. lie believed th o ro u g h ly In
m aking frien d s w ith the sens or
' the
Double Acting
BakingPowder
always pure
and always
dependable
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
B row nsville, Oregon
i named n long lis t o f more o r less
| prom luent citize n s and officers c f the
! stale.
"H o w would th a t fact help you to
; do a Job w e ll? ' I Inquired.
"W e ll, I suppose It w o u ld n 't," hs
: was forced to reply,
"A n d w hat about rhe boy who wants
a Job and whose fa th e r Is so un
fo rtu n a te as not to know nnyone o f
I Im portance?"
"H e 'd Just be out o f lu ck."
"W e never hold it against a !>■ v
who w ants w o rk th a t his fa th e r
knows a lot o f p ro m in e n t people, lie
has Just as good a chance
m i) one
i else."
He looked at rue c u rio u s ly ; but I
d on't th in k he understood. It was un
I In te llig ib le to hint th a t anyone who
M IL L E R
W . L . W r ig h t
A lbany
C ut flowers
Floral Co.
lo ra l a rt fo r e ve ry
and plants. F lora
and a ll occasions.
F lo w e r phone 458-f.
E
AST A L B A N Y BA R BE R
SH O P
Charles R. G o ltra , P ro p rie to r
M em ber of M aster Barbers A ssccia tio n .
S p e cia lizin g in Ladies' and C h ild re n 's
H a ir Cuts and Bobs. W o rk G uaranteed
1029 East Second St.
A lb a n y , Ore.
A lbany
state bank — wo
in v ite y o u r business. S avings and
com m ercial aceounts. C a p ita l, surplus,
u n d iv id e d profits, $loC. COO.
D V irtm ille r F u rn itu re Co., fu rn i-
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ture, rugs, lin o le u m , stoves ranges.
Funeral directors. 427-433 west F irs t
street, A lb a n y , Oregon.
G E H L E R f ’ S G R O C E R Y
401 W F irs t street
Successor to J. D. bears
We w ill tay to please you
U O L M A N it JACKSON
FUNERAL
DIRECTOR
D. C ROSSMAN, Local M anager
Lady Assistant
By W. A. RAD FO R D
mers give a considerable am ount o f
space in the up stairs rooms, and be
sides p e rm it numerous w indow s th a t
make them lig h t und a iry . A no th e r
.a ttra c tiv e fe a tu re o f th is type o ' home
Is the ce n tra l entrance, usually l av
ing u sm all open porch covered w ith
an a rtis tic ro o f supported by colonial
columns.
T he bouse shown here h 33 fr e t
wide and 24 feet deep. The entratiee
lends Into a ce n tra l hall, on one »Ido
o f which Is the liv in g room and mi
the o ther the d in in g room. T h is a r
rangement b ring s both o f these rooms !
to the fro n t o f the house. In tin s i
nonie the liv in g room Is 13 hy 10 fe< t
tj inches. Note U nit the open porch
that n djolns the liv in g room may he
reached e ith e r from the room its e lf o r
from the washroom th a t Is d ire c tly '
back o f it. An open fireplace adds to
the com fort o f th is room in w in te r.
The d in in g room on ■ the opposite
side o f the house is not q u ite so la rge !
us the liv in g room, hut is 12 hy Id fern,
a size that w ill at commodate a ra th e r
large fa m ily.
M r. W il li a m A F ta d fo id w i l l a n s w e r
q u e s tio n s a n d g iv e a d v ic e F R E E O F
C O ST o n n il s u b je c ts p e r t a in in g to p rac
tic a l h o m e b u ild in g , f o r th e r e a d e rs o f
th is p a p e r.
On a c c o u n t o f h is w id e
e x p e rie n c e as e d ito r , n u t h o r a n d m a n
u fa c tu r e r , ho Is, w it h o u t d o u b t, th e
h ig h e s t a u t h o r it y on a ll th e se s u b -
le c t e .
A d d re s s a ll In q u ir ie s to W illia m
A. R a d fo r d , No. IS27 P r a ir ie a v e n u e ,
C h ic a g o , 111 , a n d o n ly In c lo s e tw o - c e n t
t t g in p fo r r e p ly .
T here Is som ething about a D utch
colonial Imme th a t gives It the ap
pearance o f being a much la rg v r
house than It re a lly Is. A t first
glance the home shown In the Illu s
tra tio n below looks lik e a large house,
co n taining many rooms. In re a lity
ib is house contains hut six rooms,
hut u ll are o f good size; each has n u
merous windows, and ns a conse
quence, Is well ventilated.
The a ttractiveness o f the e x te rio r
appearance o f u Dutch colonial home
comes, from the long, gra ce fu l sweep
o f the roof, and the broken lines made
by tbe wide dorm ers that are set in
e ith e r sole o f the roof. These dor
A ll calls answered day o r n ig h t
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
GLOBE 45SS
Sun. Mon. Tues., Jan. 8-9-10
Lon Chaney in
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G roce ry— B a k e ry
E v e ry th in g in the lin e of eats
Opposite Postoifice
IM P E R I A L C A F E , 209 W . F irs t
H a ro ld G. M u rp h y Prop.
Phone 665
W e n e v e r clo se
Jennings Auto Top Sh-tp— A uto
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tr im m in g , seat covers and w in te r in
closures. 202 E. Second. Phone 41SJ.
N . L. Je n n in g s M anager
ROSCOE
AM ES
HARDW ARE
T he W in ch e ste r Store
^London After Midnight”
O A K L A N D — P O N T IA C S
Sales and Service
Good used cars sold w ith o u r guarantee
Wednesday
William Haines in
B Y E R L Y M O T O R CO.
A lb a n y, O regon
O u r new series Pontiac now on d is p la y
“Spring Fever”
Thursday and Friday
‘Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary’
Saturday
Jackie Coogan in
‘The Bugle Call’
Insurance
A G eneral L in e w ith a t
tra c tiv e rates. Specializ
in g in au tom o b ile and tru c k insurance.
J. L. Stuart,
Insurance
Agency,
110 W. 2nibS t., A lb a n y, Ore. Phone 933
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate o f interest.
Real Estate
Insurance
P rom pt service, courteous tre a tm e n t.
W m . B a i n , w ith Lane C o u n ty A bstract
com pany, A lb a n y
Fire Fighters Ciad in Asbestos
If?
Your head aches,—
Your eyes sm art,—
Your reading blurs,-
Your glasses need
changing,—
I f you en jo y a good meal
A nd know- a good meal when vo lt get i t
Y o u ’ ll be back fo r y o u 'll n o t fo rg e t it.
PARAGON CAFE
Legion lu n ch
Tuesdays
G E O M. G IL C H R IS T
ALBANY
T ic k e t office Hell L in e Stage,
A lb a n y to San Francisco, $15,
M IHlIIMNIMIMUHIinilll.
Call At
Davenport Music House
ju st
For New and Second Hand
Planes. Pianos For Rent.
A lb an y, Oregon
Have your eyes et-
amined
and begin enjoying
life again.
Albany
Creamery Association
M anufacturers of
I a tth irn ml field fire» Is a hazardous ta s k ; te rrific heat lu such emerg
" lea I
been overcome h,v using a. 1 «estos suits. T he Union O il company
m Its outheru C a lifo rn ia fields, has specially d rille d "asbestos c ro w s ' whose
ottii lent w o rk Is u ltrn c tln g much comment. The photograph show * an as
bestos c riw com bating a fire w hich occurred in the u ild s t o f o il d e rricks
F. M. French & Son
Jewelers- Optometrists
Cuts Hi» Own Salary
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j W o o l W a n te d
H ig h e s t Prices P a id .
$1.00 per fleece advanced payment
on contract.
I $13. per ton for land plaster if orders are received before
1 February 5th. See us for Red and Alsike Clover. A eom-
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LINN BUTTER
an d B u y e rs o f Eggs
Albany
p le te lin e o f Albers and Lilly’s chick feed will be carried.
j T. J. Skirvin Seed Company
knew a congressmen or a policeman
d ld u 't hnve a b e tte r chance to get
I som ething be w anted thau a n o th e r not
, so fo rtu n a te ly situated.
|
I t I* in te re s tin g to see how often
a man. when he s a n ts som ething that
I he has no legal r l ; h t to have, shows
, me a badge o r a b u tto n or a meniher-
i ship card In some o rg a n iza tio n to
which I m yself belong, o r b ring s nte
a le tte r fro m an acquaintance o f
| prom inence, sa y in g :
"M r. Brow n Is u man o f Influence
. In o u r com m unitv and an In tim a te
| frie n d o f mine. I f you can see jo u r
way d e a r to set aside the reg u la tio n s
In h it case I shall appreciate tl.e
co u rte sy."
A nd such a man expects th a t It w ill
he done. I t Is n 't Justice he Is a fte r ;
; It Is special consideration. K n o w in g
i * man on th e po lice force», he fe lt
q u ite sure th a t ho ccuhl get by.
It's a p o o r th e ory.
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'N»«»tap«r Vatwu)
405 W est F irs t
B U T T E R -N U T B R E A D
4th and Lyons Street
T he place to bnv good groceries at the
r ig h t price. On th e corner, p le n ty of
rqom to park. A lb a n y.
A gent
H u b C le a n in g W orks
A lb a n y L a u n d ry E v e ry Tuesday
E. C.
B A K IN G CO
E A S T B U R N ’S grocery
B O B B IN G
B A R B E R IN G
BATHS AND
S H A M P O O IN G
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a curious and rath e r general
point c f view th a l I f we know some
cne o f Im portance o r even I f we know
tnm ebody who knows somebody In a
position o f Influence th a t fact e n title s
us to special consideration, special
p rivile g e, the rig h t to Ignore regula
Hons and to v io la te the law.
A boy came to me m t long ago to
e n list my help In g e ttin g a Job.
"M y fa th e r is ve ry w ell acquainted
w ith Senator B la n k ," he snld, 'a n d
I he kn o w s ........................ •• And then he
Crescent
A LBANY
M.
t i l dya Gibaun w u an A l-
| l a year in advance. Arrearages 12%c b»oy visitor T b u n d a y.
a m o n th
Stops when tim e expires
M ix Nora and Pearl Pebreron
unless continuance Is ordered.
»•re Corvallis visilor» Tuesday.
A d ve rtisin g , 20c an In ch ; no discount
Miss Eunice Sylvester went to
fo r tim e o r space; no charge fo r
com position o r changes. A nnounce fla r i itburg Monday to Legtn ber
m ents o f e n terta in m e n ts, food sales, school work Tuesday.
etc., whose object Is to raise money,
Flora Mae Chandler has been
charged a t reg u la r a d ve rtisin g rates
Announcem ents o f religious meetings, q u it e i ll and Dr. Matka was called
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Ibany¿//rectory
A F a r m e r s ’ C o - o p e r a t iv e
C re a m e ry
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
422 W est E ir s t S tre e t
A lb a n y , O re g o n
Complete Home
Furnishers
Universal & Colonial Ranges
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30 Days Cleanup on
When W illia m C. Ile rv .-ite r, cigar
m aker and Socialist, wag elected e lt j
treasurer ol Reading. Pa., he decided
not to accept a ll the s u la rj ulluwed
him und fixed his wage at StklNW s 11
year. lln rv e rte r declares he wants
I
. r.it fitiwll.v ond ttm t gti.otw ¡s plenty I
th e re are tiv« s. . io lls ta in nffi.-e In i j
Reading now, the others being the 11
1
tro llc r.
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The Eutcrpri»* S l.0 0 a year.
Wall Paper
Good Looks and
Good Sight
T.*’ e fir * ‘ retained and the se. ond
atta ine d by glasses fitte d here.
Broken Lenses Duplicated
N ew D e s ig n —V p -to -D a te P a tte rn s .
C areful, s cie n tific tests o f eyes
made and glasses c o rre c tly fitte d .
Measure room h e ig h t-le n g th and width and we will
tell
you just the right amount of paper to get.
Serious Harm May be Pone
to the Eyes by W earing
Outgrown Glasses.
LEE DRUG STORE
Y o u r eyes should be e xam ined
and yo u r glasses checked at least
once every two years. Let us h e lp
y o u r eyes io perfect c o n d itio n .
OYER 3 0 YEAR' IN ALBA N Y
C o r. F ir s t & F e rry Sts.
Phone 70
■ B R I
Harold Albro,
A lb a n y
■ h a ■
Jew eler and O p to m e tris t,
313 West F irs t Street Alt>any,O re.