KENNETH VANNICE PROVES MOD FOOTBALL PLAYER Neighborhood Happenings hem s of Interest Gathered by Our Correspondents ------- ■ ,V > v ,v'A A A A A A A A A A A A A A i^ ^\e Lake Creek News Has Position on Willamette Squad for Next Season here who att. meeting at Fine Grove last Friday night. J (Enterprise Correspondence) Mr. and ¡Mrs. George B„ggs ef Mr, and Mra. B ill A llin g h a m and daughter, and K a rl W illia m s B°g«e parents, Mr. and Mrs J W of Portland, apent the week end as Morgan. gue>ts of C. S. W illia m s and fam Dorothy Hathaway visited with ilr. friends in Philomath Sunday Robert Jones of Bentun county, M r. Ray Barley and Miss Eunice and Mr. and M rs,B e rry S n ith and G riffith of Tangent were Sunday children of Halaey were Sunday dinner guests a t the M a rtin Cum- evening callers at the M artin Cum'- t i l i n g s home. nrngo horns. M r. and Mrs. Coldiron, of Pond Mrs. Dicy Brock has been v is it, iog at the home of he; son, H en ry Creek, Oklahoma, who have been spending the winter here with their Brock thia week. Mr Rector o f Halsey has been •on, 0 G. Coldiron and fam ily, house papering fo r Thom as A rd ry. H it for their home last week. Mrs. N. H. C um m ings left F ri- day noon for her form er home in Bedford, Iowa, upon receipt of a message sta tin g th a t her m other bad passed away. Mrs. Rachael N icho lso n and daughter, Nets, attended church here Sunday m ornin g. Mr and Mrs,George Ledgerwood and Mr. and Mre. Underwood and ton, Jack, and Ruesell and Lucile Herndon were among those from TUSSING & TUSSING ■ D E LB E R T S T A R R Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer LADY A S S IS T A N T B ro w n sville , Oregon Whiteside & Locke ¡Hardware, Implements and Sporting Goods. Hudson and Essex Autos i 3rd & Madison Sta., Corvallis. Ore. | partm ent, climbed to a berth on the v a n ity football squad and Is now daily seen on Sweetland field, working on epring football, Coach Keene ia especially proud of K enntth as Lu is the one man on the fquad who b is receive! b it entire g rid iro n education- from Spec.’ Vannece, who it a ropho- M ary Hathaway has returned more, w ill egain take his place from Corvallis where she has been next fall as end and ia held as a visiting friends for some time. prospect of mneb promise for the next two years. A t the end o f the football season, be exchanged bis Spoon River Sparks football regatia for basketball uni- form and proved so competent that (By an Enterprise Reporter) fie w ill be used on the rig h t port M r. and Mrs. Robert Rame.y as left handed guard next year. • pent Sunday at are J. N. E llio tt home. Gun Club Failed by Close M argin D our Howard and Edna, Ardel. la and Luella Falk spent Sunday afternoon at the W. R. K irk home. JIM HORNING Acetylene W eldiug First A Adams, Corvallis. Ore. THE BALL STUDIO THE HOME OF AP.TISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Kodak work, frames and copying of old pictures. Third & Jefferson, CorvSIlis, Ore. A lf o r d A r r o w s Glass Inclosures for Portland ................... 9 ______3...........0 Salem ............. — 10............ 1____ I C oquille................... to ...........3 .......... 0 M edford____ _____ 8 ______ 4_____ 0 Klamath________ 9 ____ 3 ____ 0 Roseburg ........ ..... 7—____ 3 . . . . . . 2 The basket which was to have McMinnville........... 8 ____ 4 ______0 B e n d ......____. . . . 5......... 7............ 0 been held last F riday, has been Echo............................6 ...........6 ...........0 Pendleton________5 . . . . . _ 7______0 Halsey . . . . . . . . __ 3 . . . . . . 6 . . . . . 1 lx Grande............. 6 ............6 ............ 0 Enterprise_______7 ... .. 5_____ 0 Monitor_________ 7............ 4--------- 1 E u gen e__________7 ___ _ 3 ___ _ 2 Huntington _____ 6 _____ 6 _____0 Astoria__________ 4 ............8 . . . . . . 0 Bandon . . . . . . ___ _ 8 . . . . . . 4 . . . . . . 2 Hillsboro________ 7 . . . ___ S . . . . . . 0 The Dalles............. 4 ------- 7 ______ 1 Baker ..................... 3 ............ 8............ 1 All Makes of Cars. Prineville . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . 8 . . . . . . 1 Corvallis, Oregon N eed y ____ _____ 2 . _____1 0 . . . . . . 0 Union ___ _______ I ____ 11----- - 0 Siletz __________ 4 ---------- 8 . . . . . . 0 Arlington _______2 _______ 1 0 . . . . . . 0 Toledo . . . . . . . . . . 2..........10...........0 Train or Motor-Coach tZre this convenient, coordinated service to Pacific H ighw ay points N ow you have th e choice of traveling via -Southern Pacific by rail or highway. Dependable trains and motor-coaches provide frequent serv­ ice at convenient hours. If you wish, go one way by train and return by motor-coach. Buy 10-Ride Tickets for use on the motor-coaches and good for 60 days. Save money with these low fares. Daily service to and from Salem, Albany, Port­ end. Corvallis, Eugene, Roseburg, Grams Pass. Medford, Ashland and intermediates. P acific —— —— ,Ut er g'*J Motot coaches Camels are made for smokers 3vlio know their cigarettes Camels “ 7 g of the M r. and Mrs. Clate Foreaman the foot ought to be a ll right. clubs at this time. were Sr.n lay afternoon callers at Club Won Lost Tied the A. E. Whitbeck home. The m ohair division of the wool Heppner.................. 12 ..........0 ............ 0 General Blacksmithing 326 South Second Street. If you sm oke for pleasure W ith the bud abining brigh t y l Mre. R. E. Bierly and eon Ken- and a west wind flagging along at neth spent Saturday afternoon at a brisk rate, the gun club member« tasted their moet b itter p ill, w ith ­ the H . J. Falk home. out swallowing it Sunday when they , The P.ollyanna cooking club and lost two events and tied the th ird the bachelor boys sewing club held tn the Oregonian Telegraphic. th eir meeting at the school house That the wind was to blame lor last F riday, part of it at least is conceded by O R . J R e y n o ld * Tobacco ( •m » a a y , W la a to n -S a le m N . C. Betty Jean and Jimmie Vannice a ll for later in the dav etralghte I were on the lic k list p art of last were made after the wind had sub­ week. sided. Claude Thompson broke a Lester Powell who has just re­ straight in a later event. 1 be shares sold amounts to $2,362,- turned from Arizona called at the In Sunday's contests H«'aey lost |000. Some of these sbares were sold A. L. F alk home F rid ay evening. to Eugene and Klam ath Falla and p n l ^ e raor)th ly Investm ent or par- • Y'^wv^/wwwwwwwwwe tied w ith T h j Dalles the scores te- Itia l paym ent plan. LAWYERS Halsey and Brownsville Oregon W ith the handicap of never bav« lug even donned • fo otla ll suit be­ fore entering college, Kenneth V .n . nice, aon of M r. and Mrs. J. H. V annics of Halsey, and a graduate of Hslaey high school, has, by con­ sistent practice directed by •‘ Spec” Keene, head of W illam ette univer­ sity physical education m ajor de­ C . p. M oody. Agent Phone 226 I a n d a r r iv e North 10.33a.tn. south 5.15 p tu. M om s rn cy postponed u n til Saturday tiigbt 17. A cordial in v ita tio n ic extend •d to come and bring a basket or buy one M r. and Mrs LIT. Rickard called at the Chester Curtis borne Sunday aftornoon. Beverly Isom spent Sunday w ith her friend, Ruth T u ltle . E.D.Isom and fa m ily attended the com m unity meeting at Pins Grove Frieay night. W ilm a and Lot» Falk visited V el­ d t and Aliee C urtis Sunday. Mre. Joe Ceraovski received word of the death lest Saturday n ig h t in Portland of her little reice, La verne Gotbscker, aged one end one half years. Vyron Isom has been a u ffe iirg w ith a severe cold. M r*. Jo* Cersoveki is on the lick lilt . ■ and m shair growers of Lsne coun­ ty are to meet in Eugene March 20. Eonnd g u ilty of d is o rd e rly co i duct by a P hiladelphia court, Mrs. Caroline Day o tile d the Judge disreputable v illia n ” and he doub led hor sentence. ....... LOOK Ahead! □ Buy a M tC o rm ick -D eerin g T ra c to r Now! F o r M any Y ears o f S uccessful P o w er F a rm in g . Power Farming with the VcTormick- Deering T ra ckr is more pleasant. The Chore requirements of a tractor are les3 than those of horses and more agreeable. A tractor needs attentior, but only a fractional part of that required by horses for the same work. A tractor operator controls more pow­ er, enabling him to do more work in a given .length of time than can be done with horses. Field days can be made longer when emergencies arise — the tractor does not tire and chore time is eliminated. Triple Power Tractor The McCormick-Deering Tractor com­ bines all farm power units in one, wheth­ er it is drawbar, belt or ¡lower take-off work; thus one power unit does all the work. Come in now and investigate Mc­ Cormick-Deering power farming. You can reduce your overhead and increase profits by becoming a McCormick-Deer­ ing Tractor farmer now. McCormick - Deering 10-20 h. p., 15-30 h. p., an d F a rm a ll T ra c to rs. Sold by Customers Buy Stock The C alifornia Oregon Power company sold last J * * r 15,813 abaret and the M ountain States Power company in ten months sold 8,307 sberee, under a customer ownership sales plan o f preferred stock purchases. The per value of ;e s a Schultz Bros. Warehouse Co. S h ed d , O reg o n . W a re h o u se a t F a y e tte v ille t