H a l sev E n te rp ris e . H a ls e y , O re g o n . • ‘W ho t-ie «.p-stt-r shield prop-r- Four womeo in Boston were ar. ly placed in position the inventor rested and fired in a single day for Published Thursday at Halsey. Oregon wearing skirts ‘'indicently short ' ass ires the diner that he is fully H. P a . J A. A. LAKE unexpected Sime judge» lack all sense oil protected from an Publishers ep irt of juice.” humor. HALSEY ENTERPRISE Entered at the postofflcp at Halsey Oregon, as second class matter. The Chinese wou a national a n ­ them. We suggest, “ A Hot Time tl a year In advance Arrearages 124c a month. Stops when time expires 10 the Old Town Tonight.” TFat’i" the tune that pacified the Filipino. unless continuance Is ordered Advertising 25c an Inch; no discount Alter all, Judge Kind is a Ligger for time or space; no charge for composition or changes. Announce­ man today. ments of entertainments, food sale-, etc , whose object is to raise money Blinders for Grapefruit charged at regular advertising rates Announcements of religious meetings, The Junction City Tiroes comes not exceeding four Inches, free If to the rescue of grape fruit addict* copy Is received before Tuesday. who have been trying for several l i d | years to extract the fluid f content , Io conversation with one ot Hal- r , ,, , . , ¡.« from one ha f of one of them at , - ¡ it. .„ a eey’a best and most progressive P™“1 u b u .ic ... men ,h . « h e r d . r . '» ° 1 which .be c i . , '. future wa, di„ .H honl J«l-- ' "> » • « u ,..d , the q u c lio o c .m . up . . .» •b“ ,b * Tb' ' “ “ . . . A hnod (at back of 1»tier) is provid- mile» and had carried 7,000 paa- e l with a third little spike to be eengera. It was decided he was likewise pushed into the rind o' qualified. the fruit. _____ Any trip East Edna Falk waa a guest at the ff— R. Bierly home north of Harris- By Thomas ARKLE CLARK. Dean o f Men. University Illinois burg, Friday. who has been Mis. Fred Keen Mrs. Jenkins was born and brought quite ill is reported to be greatly u- in Texas. Unless you are thrash­ IT WAS raining when 1 went to improved. _______ — im proved. ing about in the Gulf of Mexico you M u. Carl Stewart and Mrs. 1 sleep at night and raining «1» w ill find the climate of Texas com­ Reduced Railway Fares when 1 waked in Hie inoruing-a gen­ Ftsge lines an 1 railriads have Hazel M un.ers ipent Mon iy a tle but persistent rain that pattered fortably warm during the summer months—in fact hot. ,.n the windows and soothed me into announce 1 a special Memorial day the II. L. Sira ev home, We had a few warm days In Sep­ a sound sleep like distant music. I excursion fare to and from all Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Rike rnd tember—tills is a locality In which gave me a quiet, peaceful feeling. It points in the state and adj doing Harlie and James Kike were visit- was like taking a sedative for Jan­ corn Is one of the staple products states. The rate will be one and ore at the Earl Rlngsdorf home at gling nerves I knew that I shouId and warm weather In September is essential to the proper ripening of enjoy going out in it and feeling one-tliirJ for the round trip. The Alford Sunday, soft mist upon my face. Going out (be corn—pleasant days I thought minimum fare will he 50 cents. j j r and Mre. H. J. Falk and ¡„to a ruin never gives me c dlls or a them, for the nights were cool. Mrs. Tickets will be on sale May 2'i to children, Pearl, Grace an I Everett, cold or a feeling of injustice or Ir ri­ Jenkins nearly suffocated. She had seldom gone through anything so try ­ ., 30 inclusive and r turn journey drove to Salem and Woo lburn on tation. 1 like H. I knew, however, that if I should ing. This climate of ours she simply uot later than June 3. a pleasure trip Sunday. by chance meet Mrs. Grlswold-she cannot get used to. •‘Now In Minnesota,” Mrs. Smith Dou’t forget the clubbing offer comes from Florida, where I almost tells us, “ we have wonderful win­ froze to death last Christmas because Boy$ and Girls i u, Enterprise and the McClure I had somewhere gotten the idea that ters !” I am sure It must be true for I Little Martha Billy Childers of magazine, both one year for 11.50 Florida lias a warm-climate, and had came closer to freezing to death dur­ worn light clothing when I went down Birmingham, Ala., after less than Either new or renewal eubscrip- -s h e would begin: “ What terrtb e ing a short visit to Duluth one sum­ i ye»r of music study, recently ap- tions count weather you have here! Does it do mer than at any other time in my peared in a difficult piano recital i Mrs. Grace VanN'ce reports that notldng else but rain? It seems to life. She goes on to say that when It gets cold It stays cold. Eleven months ind was acclaimed a most promts- fhe Charily G'ange picnic has been me we haven't had a day of sunshine winter and one month late In the since I struck tills spot. ing young artist. postponed from May 2C until June 1 tell her that she should take up full, one admirer has defined it. Here Duncan Campbell, 10, of Brook- - on account of Achievement Day her residence in central Spain where on the other hand we never know one day what we are going to be up lyn, won two gold medals in a na- at Hulsey being co the for...er for centuries they have developed a against the next. Change, variety, system of dry farm ing; where the sun tional art competition in which 8,- dale. sldnes seven days In the week and the unexpected, no monotony ! As they 0 0 J persons paiticipated. Merle Slruley, who is teaching the air Is constantly full of thick yel­ say out In California no matter what may happen—"That'» what 1 like . , . .f 77 . . • , -chool at Marshfield spent Sunday low dust. She would like it there 1 about it.” John Leniliau, Chicago high '-uu 1 , f know. s , , i . i In England it rains every day; In u i i boy, unde . , 18 a sife i i h itsm . vi There is notldng else with which I school 1 ' here at j the hone o th e r parents, Ql,„ Mi aud Mrs. H. L. Straley. She am fam iliar that people are so sensi­ Spain it never ruins. In California limes at bat—5 singles, 12 two there Is eternal sunshine, and in was acc nnpanied by a Iriend, Sue tive Io as the weather, and notldng uf Alaska twelve months of winter. base hits and one home run. which they so thoroughly approve as I Lingle. the climate with which they were Here we have all varieties of weather within a week. I like It.__________ Last Friday was the last day of early In life familiar. Spoon River Sparks -I school for the grad? pupils and a- a The United States, with a com­ was the father of J P. Templeton, (By Special Correspondent) surprise the older children brought paratively small percentage uf the ami an uncle of Mr». W. R. Kirk. earth's population produces 40"* uf Doris Howard »pent Tbureda) a picnic lunch and Miss Howard Kenneth VanNice of Salem spent the electricity generated._________ night at the Clifford Babcock home. took the pupils to the E. E Carey Satu-day night here at the home of grove where they ate dinner. Mr. and Mrs. W, Thomson weie TUSSING & TUSSING visitors Sunday at the M. 3, Hard­ Piactically everyoue io tl iscom- his brother, Merwyn, aud Sunday ing home. LAWYERS uiunitv attended the funeral of A mornine drove to Alsea to visit his Doris Howard accompanied the M. Templeton at Brownsville Sun­ sister Ellen who is teaching school Halsey and Brownsville Curtis Veatch family on a pleasure day. Mr. Templeton lived iu thi: t mre. Her school closes next Fri- Oregon -, ■« i I I ' o o i i a r n 1 t ' n n »• a a r m l'o H a v — a » 1 I ..... 1 . .. OUR CLIMATE COMPARED m can be a Circle Trip —. i f you go via Southern Pacific, through C alifornia an d circle b a c k o v e r N o r th e r n lin es. This summer get more for your travel funds. No mat­ ter what your eastern destination go one way, return another. You can see the whole Pacific Coast and much of the United States at only slightly higher fare. First «»California over the spectacular S hasta R oute . Enjoy cosmopolitan San Francisco, Los Angeles, Holly­ wood, San Diego,—world-famed beaches and resorts— can be in the enchanted circle of yout trip east. From California, go eastward over any of the follow­ ing routes, with choice of routes returning via northern United States or Canadian lines. The Sunset Circle ? MF s<* ' t * Round the rim of me United States. First on the ’ Sunset Limited,' famed 'round the world, via El Paso and the old South to quaint, romantic New Or­ leans. Then by rail, or at no more cost (meals and berth included in your rail fate) en|oy lOf) golden hours at sea to New York by Southern Pacific Steamship. The Golden State Circle n-> !> « .‘Y"?* ; From Los Angeles to Chicago "Golden State Lim­ ited' in its 61 y4 hours, spreads before you the historic Southwest; a glimpse of Old Mexico at Juarez, 5 minutes from El Paso Thence to Kansas City, Chicago & mid-vest points. ACHIEVEMENT DAY May 2 6 ,1 9 2 8 The Overland Circle Sponsored b y C o m m u n ity P. T . A. - r . s -v . y. /\ MW*- U v~' - i I From San Francisco follow the Overland Trail of 49, via Lake Tahoe, the scenic Sierra, to your Colorado ot Utah destination Or direct to Chicago on the San Francisco Overland Limited,” m 61' a hours. Low Roundtrip Fares Summet excursion fares on and after May 22 Return limit October 51. Stopoven anywhere Yout choice of routes Let your local agent help you plan your trip via Southern Pacific A C. P. M o o d y. A g e n t, P h o n e 226 Parade in the m orning E xhibits by Club W orkers at School House C o m m u n ity D in n e r to W h ic h A ll A re In v ite d . Come, B rin g Y o u r B askets B a n q u e t fo r c lu b m em bers a t c ity h a ll