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HORTICULTURE
LIVESTOCK
Established in 92.
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Voi. 17.
Halsey, Oregon, Thursday June 28, 1928
No 8
CHICKEN THIEVING GANG IS
ROUNDED UP BY OFFICIALS
Had Operated in Linn County For
Some Tim e Before Caught
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Volcano-M ade Islands
Very Fertile
The Hawaiian Islands are the
result of volcanoes. The soil
from the decayed lava is very
fertile. The largest active vol­
cano in the world le Kllanea in
Hawaii and is a wonderful sight
as It glows red hot In the night.
The Islands have been In the
possession of the United States
since 1898.
HALSEY AND VICINITY BREVITIES
Bert Clark and daughter Georg
in* were Albany business visitors
Mouday atternoon.
D H. Sturtevant is the owner
of a new Chevrolet coach purchased
from tbe Harrisburg garage this
week.
Lester Powell has bought the P
J. Forster farm of 50 acres west of
Halsey and expects to move to it
in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman
and Milt Sargent spent Sunday at
Mill City on a pleasure trip, they
report a tine time.
Wild black berries are ripe now
and moBt any day several parties
may be seen going to the river
where the berries are larger ano
better.
L. J. Bird o, Albany was trans­
acting business in Halsey Wednes-
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DAIRYING
WOOL. MOHAIR
POULTRY
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Devoted to the Interests of Halsey and Linn County
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Egyptians Good Dentists
The science of dentistry was
far advanced »0 the age of the
ancient Egyptians. Mummies
hove been found with gold till-
lugs In their teeth, crowns and
even bridgework. The art, how­
ever, was lost later and un­
known until comparatively re­
cent years. The first American
school of dentistry had Its be-
ginning In Baltimore In 1839.
CRAWFORDSVILLE ALL SET
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FOR CELEBRATION 3-4
Annual Event Offers Interesting
Entertainment in Sports
Dr. nod Mrs. T. I. Marks l.ft
lis t weak on an auto trip through
The stage is about set for Craw-
California
for J«vi lie’s Round Up scheduled
Four men working in au orga­
Mr. and Mr». H F. Lake spent
for July 3rd and 4th. According
nized manner, caused loss to many
Saturday and Sunday in Ealem
* to the nianagemsut, the track <nd
Linn county poultry producers
1928. W estern N ew speper Union )
on i pleasure trip.
through their regular and consist­
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tooooQoooooocooQoa I arena is ii> excellent shape, and
cowboys, cowgirls and other con-
ent, nightly raids upon the hen
Friday
afternoon
members
of
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Asks For Return of Pastor
1 testants are signing up for the
rooets of the farmers, according to
the Past Noble Grand club will
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Qwunla tv hii’h
U. E. Cosby, secretary-treasurer of Gun Club to M eet Friday Night
enjoy a picnic at the Hetzel grove.
The fourth quarterly conference various compel tiva events which
go
to
rna’
/
e
up
the
two dav I ro*
the Oregon poulrymens association.
A meeting of the Halsey Gun
Tbe annual picnic of the Metho o, the M. E church South held at
'gram
.
Besides
the
straight
lacing
Their activities aroused the ire of Club ie celled for Friday evening,
diet Sunday school will be held at Lake Creek Saturdsv evening, Pie-
'event*
there
will
be
novelty
races
the poultry owners, and the call for June 29, at the council chambers,
the Pence grove Saturday of this siding Elder H. S. Shangle o, Mil-
’ as follow», spud race, Roman race,
a il in breaking up the organized 8 o’clock. Business of importance
ton,
had
cha
ge
of
the
meeting.
wrek.
thievery was heeded by P. A. Slell- is to come before 'h e club and all
Tha following wete elected as ' rawhide race, chariot race, quick
Georgina Clark left today noon
maclier, deputy game warden, and members are urged to be present,
stewards
for the coming conference {change race, five mi'e Ford race,
for Springfield where she will visit
grand scramble, musical chair race,
J . E. Lillard. deputy sheriff, both says Secretary Carl Hill.
at the home of her aunt, Mre year: Mrs. Thomas Ardry, J. 11.
of Linn county.
Rickard, Luther Brock aud M>s. relay race and cousolid.ited race.
Charles Poile.
There will be wily horse Lucking
Upon information that four men
Tbe democratic convention being Marlin Cummings.
The
clubing
offer
of
the
Enter
and
roping stunts by he cowboys.
The
presiding
elder
was
asked
living at a local rooming house
held at Houstan,Texas, this week ,
prise
and
McCall’s
magaxioe
is
The
racing judges »s announced
to
lend
his
help
toward
the
return
without visible means cf support,
still on. $1 50 a year for the two proves that there is some life and of Rev. Roy Metcalf to the Lake b y Duncau McKercher, president
the officers received their firet clue.
Either new subscriptions or re­ action io that party yet.
Creek and Peoiia charges for the of the R< und Up association, are;
Soon after the men were sighted in
One was an Irish policeman —his
Wayne Veatch left Portland
newals
accepted.
A. J. Hodges. A lbauy; Harvey
a restaurant, and the loca. officers friend was a German saloon keep­
coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Patton, Tuesday for Seattle from which city
Record, Corvallis; J J Barrett, Al-
went in to question the quartet, er. They went ‘‘over there” to
he will join the U. B Hollywood
Ibany Judges for the arena events
At the appearance of the peace of­ figut for their country, but they Mr. and Mrs. Elden Cross and
to work for t'r® summer
tor this year me Ooae Brown, Cor­
ficers, two of the suspected men had more fights getting to the James McWilliams spent the week
Mary
La
Rue
of
Halsey
and
her
vallis; U harks Pugh, Shedd, mid
end
on
a
camping
trip
in
the
dashed for liberty by way of the front than they had when they got
sister, Mrs. Minnie Crabb ol Stock-
O. W Fium , Halsey, ferry K oj -
back door and made a successful there. And the way those Russian mountains above Cascadia.
The chicken pie supper and en­ ney is marshal of track. 1 here will
Tuesday evening a large number ton, Calif., who is visitiug here,
escape. However, the identity of wo nea made love to them, made
the two escaped members of tbe them wish they were in ‘‘No Wo­ of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil left this morning ou a visit to tertainm ent given by the Peoria he dancing each evening in the
and Lake Creek congregations of big paviliou near the race track at
Dawson, whose wedding was an friends in Gres® Valley.
gang was later made.
man’s Land.’’
Mr.
and
Mis.
Walter
Duff
left
the Methodist Episcopal Church Crawfordsville
Positively the funniest war story event of last Sunday, met at their
The two men were arraigned,
this
moniir.g
for
Boring,
Oregon,
South, which was held at Sm ith’s
waived right of counsel, plead guil­ ever screened. You’ll lose yourself home and tr.ated them to a real
where they will spend the summer grove near Peoria last Friday eve
ty, and were sentenced to the Ore- in laughter when you see “ Lost at old fashioned seienade.
Mrs. Lou Browne who has spent in the hope that the change wi uiug, was a decided success both
goa State penitentiary by Judge the F ront” at the Halsey theater
socially and financially.
Kelly. The etate of Oregon was next Tuesday evening. Don’t miss the past several weeks visiting at benefit Mrs. Duff’s health.
Several sports events w ere in­
The
regular
meeting
of
Purity
represented by L. G. Lewelliug, it.
the Charles Goltra home in Albany
Lieut. F. Buford Morris, Corp.
dulged
in and perhaps »he ball
Rebekah
lodge
wss
held
last
eve
district attorney for Linn county.
and at the home of her sister, Mr*.
Carl Isom and Ralph Smith, John
g
»me
between
members
of
the
E
p
­
ning,
with
tbe
usual
routine
busi
Fayette
Lake
of
Halsey
left
for
her
Two years ago tbe Oregon Poul- Death Takes M rs. Hulda Wells
Dess being transacted. Delegates worth lesgies of the church a ' Quimby and Ellsworth Gardner,
tryn eos association raised a fuud
Mrs. Hulda Wells died at tbe home in San Francisco, Monday
A
Peoria and McFarland in which members of Albany Battery
to the recent convention gave
of $800 to be used in offering a home of her daughter, Mrs. Clara U00D.
arrived
home
Wednesday
from
the
the
latter
failed
lo
scote
enough
D. C. McClure of M otber’e It.», report
aeries of reward for the arrest and Colee of Brownsville Tuesday night
annual
encamj
ment
at
Fort
Stev­
times
to
win,
was
the
stellar
at­
A number of H»l»ev people are
conviction of chicken thieves who at 11 o'clock, following an illness Tangent, was a Halsey visitor Tues­
en*.
planning to attend the Holiuess traction.
had stolen chickens from any sub­ of several weeks. Funeral arrange day. Next Sunday Mr. and Mr
The entertainm ent features were
Battery “ A” came horns wi h
convention
at
Waterloo
July
4.
scriber of the fuud. It pays $2.50 ments have not been completed Chester Lyon and 25 girls from the
good and appreciation shown those flying colors. 1 his company fried
Among
those
who
expect
to
spend
for conviction an a grand larceny but burial will be near Triangle Big Brother farm at Lebanon, will
who took part. Miss W ealths Trai­ the 12 inch m ortars, tu rn iig < ut
be guests at a chicken dinner at tbe day there are Rev. and Mrs. J
charge and $100 on a petit larceny Lake.
ler
of Eugere, sang a solo ano the best record ever rrnde at F 1 rt
S. Miller. Mr and Mrs A. J. Hill,
> charge.
Mrs. Wells was born at Berlin tbe inn.
a
reading
by Miss Shedd, ol Shedd Stev. ns and the third t est in ti e
and Mesdames A rthur Foote, J W
Hugh Porter returned to his
The directors of this association Germany. April 14, 1881, but came
and
other
numbers wera offered by United States.
Hussey and Eliza Brandon
and its membership dssire to ex­ to America with be: parents when home at Central Point Tuesday
guest*
from
Corvallis aud Albany.
Last Sunday Captain Forrest
Brigadier B»ynton respectfully
press publicly its sincere apprecia­ she was six weeks of age, Mrs. after having visited in Halsey for
Nearly
400
attended and enjoyed Campbell and Lieut. Morris were
requests
the
public
to
call
for
so
tion to the peace and judicial of Weils was a resident of Halsey for several days at the borne ol hie
the supper furnished by those ex­ guests of II. R. McFeeters, mana-
fleers of Linn county for their ac­ number of years, and at the time sister, Mrs. D. C. Rossmau. He Heitor’s card wbeuever approached cellent cooks that neighborhood
ger for the Standard Oil cornpnny
Salvation Army worker.
tiv itie s which resulted in direct of her death was a member of P u r ­ was accompanied as far as Drain by a
is
so
well
favored,
and
the
chicken
by another sister, Mrs Nellie Cas­ Should someone ask for money in pie made possib'e by the practical at Astoria, and ‘‘Dixie’’ Moore,
benefit to the poultry owners ol ity Rebekah lodge of this city.
president of tbe Dixie Baking com­
She is survived by her husband, per of Salem. Mrs. Casper will the name of the A rm t who is not knowledge of eatable poultry dis
the county. They also desire to
pany,
at the Astoria country club.
supplied
with
a
card,
the
fact
congratulate them upou being the one daughter and three grand, visit her daughter, Mrs. Frieda
played by the pastor of the local
should
be
reported
at
once.
first county officers in Oregon to children.
Barber.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Enger of church.
receive the reward offered by the
A large number of H >lsey peo­
Browniville were in Halsey last
The birthday of Mr*. Harold
Church Note*
Oregon Poultrymens Association.
ple drove to Cascadia Sunday and evening while on their way home ^2
Muller was tbe motive Monday
spent the day ^ k u ic k in g at thi from a pleasure trip extending over
Pine Gr»ve Church
evening for a number of friends
popular resort. Among the differ­
several weeks io the eastern p arto ,
Sunday School 10 a. m.
and relatives lo tender her a sur­
ent parties seen there were Guy the United States. While away
Preaching at 11 a. in.
prise party at her home west of
Layton and wife, T. J . Skirvin and
Evening eervice 8 o’clock.
they
spent
some
time
at
West
From O ur Regular Corretpondenn
Halsey. The evening was spent
wife, Curtis Veatch and family, Point and also visited Niagara
Harvey Wright will preach both
in playing games and conversation
John Miller and family, George
Falls
Mr-
Enger
Is
section
fore­
morning
and evening.
and
at
a
late
hour
refreshments
The home of Mr. and Mrs O. J
Workioger and family, Fred Rob­ man for tbe Southern Pacific at
Albertson was the scene of a pretty were served.
Methodist:
ins and family, Muriel Lake and
Brownsville.
Enjoying this pleasant evening
wedding Sunday afternoon when
10 a. in. Sunday school
Bessie Reynolds.
B y H ujgk P e n d e x t e r
11:00 a. m. preaching
their daughter, Vida, became tiro were Messrs and Mesdames C. G.
Ï1
Mis. Buford Morris and little c
Peoria New*
Sermou topic: “ The Country Me
bride of Cecil Dawson. Rev. C Hamer, W. Muller, Jess Cross,
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son drove to Albany yesterday to
Adrian Sias, pastor of the Church Elmer Munson, D. C. Rossman,
Love.’*
(By Special Correspondent)
meet Lieut. F. Buford Morria who
HIS writer, as in
7:00 Epworth League
of Christ, performed theceiemony and Harold Muller, and Mrs
has been at encampment at Fort
Mr*. Ruby Dorsey was taken ill
former stories,
8 p. m. pleaching.
which took place at 8 o’clock Sun Nancy Lamb, Hildegarde Porter
Stevens during the past two weeks
Sermon topic: ‘‘Real Religion.
day afternoon. The beautiful r’n8 Fern Rossman, Hugh Porter *nd W. A Easthurn who has heeu vis­ Thursday but is now abl* to be up
recreates the Indian
again,
Bible study class Tuesdays 2:30
Milford Muller.
service was used.
and
the pioneer with
iting at the Morris home returned
• o o
P. H. Tinkbam and grandson,
Prayer meeting Thursdays 8:00
The bride and groom unattended
to Albany with his daughter and
consummate art, but
Lad/es aid every Wednesday
Thursday evening C. G. Hamer, will visit at tbe home of a eon for Bobby Workinger, were in Peoria
took their places in a bo*er
he knows his trade
Women’s
missionary
society
fir»I
formed of white crepe paper and C. P. Moody, F. Gansle and D. C. awhile.
Clarence Earstburn left Monday.
too well to permit
Friday
of
month
2:00
o’clock
Wayne Mode, who was injured
tinsel and banked with mountain Rossman and their families, and earlier in the week after spending
J.
S.
Mi'ler,
pastor.
history to usurp the
by a bolt striking him on the head
Hugh Porter and daughter Hilde a week here at the Morris home.
mist, sweet peas r.ud lillies.
place of romance.
garde
aad
Mrs.
Nancy
Lamb
drove
is
reported
belter.
Church
of
Christ:
Mrs. Dawson ¡» tbe youngest
With squirrels, gopher* aud
to McKercher dam aod enjoyed a
Adventure after ad­
10
a.
m.
Sunday
school.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glen
S
tuJl-y
aud
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Albert­
other rodent* now at the peak of •on of Portland, visited Mis. Stud-
11
00
a.
m.
morning
worship
and
wiener
roast.
venture, suspense
son and is very popular among ti e
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their activity in Linn county and ley’s mother, Mrs. Alice Barcus, communion service.
and plot as well as
younger set. She wore a love y
Last evening the members of the elsewhere, information on control Sunday, and also Mr. and Mrs.
Solo: Mrs. Edith Robnett.
dress of chin chin blue crepe de
thrills, an uncom­
7:00 p. m. Christian Endeavor.
Christian Endeavor were guests of measures is again much in demand Will Barcus of San Francisco are
chine with rhinestone trim.
mon, satisfying love
the Epworth League members at a at the experiment station at 0- A- visiting bis mother aud sisters.
8 p. m. preaching.
Mrs. Albertson, assisted by her
motif, picturesque
-ocial. It had been planoed to C., county agents offices and simi-
Sermon, “ In Hi* Steps '
Lawrence Frady of Eugene was
daughter, Mr». Robert Ramsey,
figures and colorful
C Adrian Sis», pastor.
have a picnic at Sm ith’s grove near lar source*. A bullstin on control a guest at the home of his parents
served ice cream and cake during
details
abound in
Peoria but owing to the raiu this of rodents and other small animal Mr. aud Mr». J R Frady ef Peoria
Owing to tbe fact th at the rsgu
the reception which followed the
pests in Oregon has just been pub-
plan was changed.
the
swift
running
Sunday and repurts bis daughter, ar meeting of V i n e Maple cir»le,
ceremony.
Tbe evening was spent in play­ lisbed based ou tbe extensive work Sylvia, a* improving.
narrative.
Neighbors ol Woodcraft, is on the
Mr. aud Mrs. Dawson have gone ing games and at a late hour ice in organized rodsDt control in this
July
4,
it
has
heeu
decided
to
have
Rev.
Gilliapie,
a
former
pastor
to housekeeping in the George cream and wafers were served. slate. It may be had free by writ­
N e w S e r ia l
of the Free Methodist church here, tbe meeting on Tuesday evening
Haves bouse.
Gladys Hadley was chairman of ing to the state college at Corvallis. was a visitor in Peoria Thursday. indeed. There will he initiation
S ta r tin g in
Those present for the wedding the entertainm ent committee.
and a eupper. A* tbi* will be tt*
Mr*.
J.
S.
Lamar
*nd
daughter,
at
her
borne
Wednesday
afternooD.
were Mr. and Mrs. W E. Dawson
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Tbe early part of the aft*rnooo Arlsne, and Rev. Roy Metcalf *nd only meeting lo be held in July it
and and sons Lyle and Keith of
PINE GROVE
was spent in tacking and finishing family, left tod»y for T»cora*. i* hoped th at every member ar d
Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Floyd Nicbols delightfully
officer will be present.
Washington
Ramsey, and Mr and Mrs. Albert­
Co nti n ued on paga 8.
entertained the Kroweldeen club
son and eon Lester.
George Sidney and Charley
Murray, Coming Tuesday
Peoria-Lake Creek Supper
And Entertainment Success
Battery “ A" O.N.G. Makes
Good Record at Encampment
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