adequate. The student who wants to can desert his business to go off on go borne every week-end and the par­ a pleasure Jaunt every week-end and I ents who encourage him to do so are have It amount to much. He must to that extent weakening his college H A L b tï tm i t n r n i o i . • - * ------- ----------- W e e k -E n d e r give It some serious thought and Cave Name to Mount Published Thursday at Halsey, Oregon and c o u n try is ve ry great uunng interest. tention even when he Is away from I®, l l l i . W stlsra N sw aap w Ual««.» this w eather, ao let us be ex trem e-, Obscurity and fume exist side by H. r . and A. A. LAKE By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK + It if he is to get on. The weekender Jde on Mount Itobson, 12,972 feet, Publishers y carel'il. Dean of Men, University of A Is a poor business man and an Indif­ highest peak In the Canadian Rockies. , D ELB E R T STA R R Illinois. T ferent sludent. The mountain Itself It widely known Entered at the postofflee at Halsey, •But one should drop the worries 1 Funeral Director and Licensed •‘A-leep at the sw itch" is no for its splendor, for the Impression -I- I I I I I I 11 l-H-S -H -W Oregon, as second class matter -l-l I 1 l-l-H - of business when he closes his office . Embalmer greater a crim e th a n “ asleep at the of towering height which It gives, as SI a year In advance. Arrearages 12tsc steering wheel.’' It stands nt the head of ‘ he Grand | VISITED a college a year or so ago- doors at night,” you say. There is ■ L A D Y A S S IS T A N T Forks volley. But the origin of its 1 situated within an hours ride of a good deal of truth In such a state­ a month. Stops when time expires Brow nsville, Oregon big city. Few of the students live ment, but there are always Incidental name and the manner of its naming unless continuance Is ordered. outside'of the state In which the In­ things to be done, unexpected occur­ Oae thing ce rta in , the farmers have rested long In the shadows. Advertising 25c an inch; no discount stitution is situated aud most of them rences which must be attended to and The legend came down from i> tribe for time or space; no charge for seldom buy used care. At least not of the Shuswap Indians, who In the live Within a radius of forty miles. one must be at hand to do this—not B O B B IN G composition or changes. Announce­ around here. early Nlenteenlh century had worked There ure no classes on Saturday, fifty or a hundred or a thousand miles b a r b e r in g ments of entertainments, food sales their way from the west const Into the and Sunday, of course, is a holiday. away. One must associate with busi­ b ath s AND When the last class exercise on F ri­ ness men and learn business ways, etc., whose object Is to raise money, S H A M P O O IN G Hoover is not only popular to mountains. They lind a small encamp day is ended, the campus is nil hut and get into the spirit of wliat he Is charged at regular advertising rates. Agent d iy but he’s been so for about ten merit on the banks of the Fraser. white | deserted. There Is a mad rush for doing, and this is true in college quite .ong ago. they say, when Announcements of religious meetings, Hub Cleaning Works trolley cars, and motor busses and us much as in any other business. years. men were seldom seen in the moun not exceeding four Inches, free if Albany Laundry Every Tuesdav broken-down’ flivvers mid suburban There are long vacations nt Thanks­ tains, a party of these strangers came trains, and the pseudo student Is off giving and Christmas and Easter and copy is received before Tuesday. A.l political spellbinder, co not In over ndlowhead P - ^ o m t h e East during the summer nhen complete for a week-end nt home. The student likes to go home, be freedom from academic obligations have high com pression heads. | nl0untnlD high above them. Their Farmers and Fairs may lie en loved, nnd Jliese are quite which home affords frees him from F a ir tim e is approaching and Heeney and T u n n e y are the bees traveled far. I r The p liA n o v r P i newcomers sat long Into the any college or scholastic duties. He prospective exhibitors shou'd .he may take a hook or two home, but knees today. tw ilight, made silent by the closeness plan n in g to make th e most ol their of this mighty column of ice and rock he seldom looks Into them or it. He opp o rtu n ities to b I iow their le st that reached Into the skies. Never fie Is better fed at home, he can sleep Alford Arrows later In the morning—mother sees to fore, they declared, had they come products. The real success of a fair --------- —- that—he has a better time. Parents ($> upon anything to compare with It. (Enterprise vorrespondent) w hether it be one em bracing » In the morning they gathered their are gratified to have him at home. Many of our patrons, who would He Is safer, they think, better looked elate, county, or only a local com­ A d au g h te r was born to Mr and horses and prepared to shoe those after, and the weekly visit keeps him never have made the purchase m u n ity , depend« more on the n u m ­ Mrs. Brian Perry Sunday, Ju ly 15 that needed It. A blacksmith was In from immediate weaning from the outright, now wear fine diamonds. the party. As he grasped a hind foot This is possible through our ber of exhibitors th an upon tl e home Influences, and keeps alive the Doris Robuett of Eugene spent the horse reared and kicked. The Divided Charge Account Serv­ sentiment for the home girl. nu m b er of exhibits. blacksmith took the blow In his head several days this week with her D iam ond rings ice under which possession may There is no spirit In a college of and died. His name was Itobson. T hat a form er cau not display in a wide choice o / be had of any stone in our store, cousin. Beverly Isom. Early records of the Hudson’s Buy this sort, however. The students of designs, $JO, a great variety of superior products such an Institution are not going to upon payment of part of its Í7 J , $100 Mis J. F- fsoun sp en t several company state that there landed In college in reality; they are picking up purchase price. Equal payments should not prevent him from enter Hudson bay, close to the end of the days this weeX iu Eugene and a few stray crumbs of Information over a period of months takes Eighteenth century, one “ Joseph Rob­ iug at least a few. Even though a while still living nt home. They come care of tne balance. son, blacksmith." prize is not won, the eff jr t to win Springfield with relatives. hack to their work Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Bert S. C lark and weary, bored with the thought that is etim o latiag and beneficial to they w ill have to hit the books again laughter Georgiua, were suuday Research Shows That every exhibitor. F. M . F R E N C H & SON Cy the time they get settled down to visitors at the Chester Curtis home. Few Things Are “N ew ’ work another week-end has arrived In these days of home demon- Jewelers, Optometrists Mrs. Michael Rickard returned More than 2,500 years ago the ; and It Is time to go home There Is •tra tio n agents more attention is A lbany, Oregon organization in such an instilu being given to exhibit» by farm Sunday from Toledo where she had Greeks knew how to spin tops; they little had pocket knives with bronze blades tlon, little class feeling, fraternities *»z-^y** A *’/')». - . women and girls, and these should b-en caring for her daughter, Mrs. and exquisitely carved Ivory handles, are mere boarding houses, college ac­ T» ___ be encouraged in every possible Guy Roberts. and clasp pins, much like the safety tivities arouse no Interest, and there 1.« little or no rending, or fbo-,"hifnl w ay There are few farms which Earl R ingdoif and fam ily, G. E pin by which its modern inventor ¿’.„^nssion excepting what If made a fortune, were common, says could not make a creditable exhibit Ja c k siu and fam ily, Roy Kropf Popular Mechanics Magazine. A proc­ lutely necessary to meet class re­ of some kind and no farm shou d aud fam ily picnicked on the Me ess for making clear yellow-white quirements. No man. not even a college student glass was announced as a new discov­ ba unrepresented in its local fair. Kenzie Suuday. ery not long ago, hut excavations in Philip Cogswell aud sister, Dor Egypt show that the material was We Suggest A Union School otuy S tanton Mrs. E , D. Ison known there In the Second century Just as soon as you drive in and order a set of B. C. A set of 150 pieces was recov­ T he discussion of a Union High aud Mrs. J. F- Isoui went to Eu ered from the ruins of an ancient city. Sun. Mon.,Tues . July 29 31 A sewer system that would compare Milton Sills in school at Halsey is moving more gene Monday afternoon. favorably with any constructed today Put on your car. These tires are guaranteed Mrs. E. D Isom aud c 'tild n n pronounced ®a the time draws near was laid in Crete some 2,500 years B. against accidents, bruises, negligence, cuts, blowouts, for the beginning of the school Carl and Beverly, spent Sunday iu C. , and you can turn the faucets of Wed., Only, Aug. 1 rim cuts, under in­ Albany the guests of Mrs. Isom 's a system that was installed In an­ year. Dorothy Mac kail I and flation, wheel align­ cient Pompeii. A Union High school should be m other, Mrs. L. E . Bond. * : The M IL L E R Finest diamonds for your choosing— under this plan Your Tire T roubles W ill Be E lim inated GLOBE ^ - ny S E IB E R L IN G » » ‘The Valley of the Gian's' th e outcome < I this diiCUsSP n. l h e m any ad v in tag es derived m akes argum ent easy for those who favor such a moye. The E nterprise would go a step further and suggest a central school to inclu the twelve grades and including territo ry of from four to «ight miles in extent. The educa­ tio n a l advantages o, a school of th is kind are m any. T hs under­ ta k in g may look like lots of tilk but it is Hti easy m atter when un slerstood. Shall it he un d ertak en . Velda C urtis acconpanied b«l grandm other, Mrs. Charles la n d y , and her uncle, E lm er T ati'«/, to Yoncalla Friday where she visited until Sunday. Jack Mulhall in Concerning Canaries ment or any road hazard, by the ‘Lady Be Good/ The biological survey says that the actual origin of the canary as a cage bird Is obscure. It seems probable that captive canaries were first se cured from the Canary Islands, but 11 Is doubtful that this stock has fu r­ nished ancestors of all our birds of this kind. The serin finch of middle and southern Europe Is so similar that It may often have been captured and accepted as a canary and inter­ bred until all distinguishable differ ences were lost. Thur., Friday . Aug. 2 3 Lon Chaney in Seiberling Protected Service Corporation ‘Hunchback of Notre Dame’ Sat. Only, Aug. 4 The new time card on the S outh­ Fred Thcmpson in ern Pacific seems destruct.ve to "KIT CARSON’’ mail in th a t no stop are scheduled for H ‘lsey and the m ail has to b< kicked or thiow n from the car at the train pisses. Tuesday morn ÍT ing a sack containing O regonian- T h o u g h tfu l D riv er did not get booted far enough and Policeman on Point Duty—W by •vis sucked under the speeding didn’t you put out your hand when fl you turned this corner? W ith sheep, dairy cows,chickens, tra in and dem olished. When Pretty L ittle Motorist—Well, you see, It’s this way. I've Just been out rye grass, clover, vetch, alfalfa, h i vn to do w ithout the Oregoniai with Jack, and he gave me the most and several other good feed grasses, there’s a holler. th rillin g diamond ring—isn't It a »ay nothing of ths bum per fall ÍT beauty?-and I knew only too well Church Notes tlint if I put out my hand the head­ grain crop and the excellent pros­ lights of the car behind would sldne 'A pects of spring grains, th s part of M e th o d is t: on the diamond and dazzle lhe driver, th e valley looks good to prospect­ then anything might happen! 10 a. in. Sunday school ive homeseekers, and it don t de- 7:00 Epw orth League a 8 p. on. In place of the usual csive it's looks either J IM H O R N IN G evening (Clvice there will be a General Blacksmithing Of candies, fresh from the sieieoptiean leclu e on “ W ar, It T he statem en ts ol oooailion of factory, and packed’in neat Effect and C ure,” by Ralph Choate Acetylene Welding Ti? banks at Halsey and Shedd, P in t & Adams, Corvallis. Ore. and attractive boxes alwavs aud A rthur W inters, representing published in thia paper the fir»» makes a hit with her, if A m eticaii F iiend Service com m it >1 th e m o n th , show a healthy bought at Clarks. I row Hi for both which reflect« the t«c and Pacific college, to whicl soundness of the ag ricu ltu ral te r­ the public is invited. Better make a hit. Bible study class Tueedays 2:31 I I Hardware, Implements and Sporting I , ritory surrounding them . Prayer m eeting T hursdays 8:IM Goods. Hudson and Essex Autos j C la onfectionery uwuivo n,u «•«,,/ .. .. - - — j J | 3rd Ct SI.i rk di 's sou C Sts., C. orval lit the. J Ladies aid every W ednesday T h e business uian who »Its back W om en's uiieeiouary society firsi 1 ■ mi lets his fellow tradesm an do Friday of m onth 2.00 o ’clock ■11 the bidding for business, is the J S. M i'ler. pastor, sains fsllow who watches ,hie neighbor when the contribution Piue Grove C hurch ! Suuday School 10 a, m. plate 1« passed. Preaching at 11 a. in. Evening service 8 o'clock. We are selling guaranteed No. 1 Grain Sacks at prices you < A gain we rem ark th« stretch ol Serm on topic: “ f h e Ball aud| cannot duplicate anywhere else. Come early and get our 1 lighway between H »rri»hurg aud A rrow Garage & - > c itó tó Her Choice Easier On You— Easier On th e Horses Whiteside & Locke ! ¡ M r. F a rm e r A tte n tio n ! Ihedd ii th e aeeue of more auto beginning of S in .” H arvey W right will preach both rrecks and injured autoists, th an m orning and evening. iny other like pie--e ol highway m C hurch of Chriet fie sta te 10 ». m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. in. com m union service D on’t let’s forget the coming Serm on topic:— “ lh e Ocean of I au n ty fair and in the m eantim e Life.” ave all the good exhibit« you have 7:00 p. m. C hristian Endeavor. it the way of grains, grasses, fruits 8 00 p m. big iing and sermon. u»d vegetables. Topic— “ Follow ing the Naze- re n e .” The of — the warehouses . . . . side# — ------- ------ have j.gv B a a ry Suider. paMor of the gun to bulge from th e ir stores ol r t| e Creek church, will occupy .1 1 1 - — n il I II F - . 1 . 3 » .w l R the — pulpit at L both services Sunday he valley lauds crops, a and while Mr. S'*« will fill bis pulpit eMon is in its early stage. Mr. Snider is an expert saw player s l i d will have spec-als during the in an east- t l day. under way to have « A « Boy Seoul - leader - ■ V , f Plane » » » I F « are IV TV - J ira city w ants to auliat the aid of , He orrheeria also play at the eve- ,he b>y» tow ard the suppression n ng service. C. A drian Sis», pastor. a »I im okm g by women. prices before buying. \ ___ _ . T _ _ in -O' ■ n , r n_____ , - ■ ■ , ■ -r r rr w-r_ - - - - - - - O'- 0" . -os-«•■ • 4 '"-i? HALSEY THEATRE J Beater-on-the-axle con­ struction also means better work—the beater is close to the ground and delivers the manure where side winds w ill not cause drifting. The low-down box can be loaded fla tte n top— the best way for effective, uniform work. And here’s another ad­ vantage of its construction — the John Deere is much simpler, requires fewer re­ pairs and lasts much longer than the ordinary type of spreader. rem a in sod eiarotne tho John Deere -«em pire it With other spreader* Remember only the John Deere Spreader he* the beater on the a cle- the low** d o * a tex together with hi