Halsey Enterprise. Halsey, Oregon. August IB, 1023 Ohio Schools Take Interest in Sells-Floto Circus Will Exhibit in i Public Utility Study Courses In Albany Thursday, Aug. 23 i Cecil Three institutiona ol higherlearn in* in Ohio have established courses in public utilitieg. In addition to those institutions there are eight other Ohio colleges and uniyersi ties which touch upon various phases of the public utility indus­ try, such as utility financing, reg­ ulation and management. A recent survey shows that Ohio State Universtty has separate courses in public utility manage­ ment, public utility financing and public utility regulation, while M iaxi University at Oxford, has courses in public utility financing and regulation, aud Mt.Union Col­ lege at Alliance has a couris in public utility management. Akron municipal u n i v e r s i t y touches upon public utility fiuanc. ing in its general financial course- aud upon public utility regulation in its course in busness and gov- e f tn e n t. Lake Creek News (By an Enterprise Reporter) Jessaline Hockensniith visited I.ucile Herndon Wednesday after­ noon. Mr. and Mrs. C S. Williams and sons Karl and Clarence, Jr. were Corvallis visitors Suuday. Mrs. May Flynn arid daughter Esther of Iona City, Iowa, visited Mrs. Heury Brock Ihursday. Mr. and Mrs. J S .N 'cew ood a i d fou Leroy, were Sunday evenii g callers at the Jahn Suytar home. Mrs. C. K. Rowan and children Lyle and Beth of Eugene, were week end visitors at Martin Cum ­ mings. Mr. and Mr*. N. H. Cummings and daughters Pearl and Ollie mo. tored to Cascadia Sunday where they spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aidry. George Ardary, Russell Herndon and Mr. and Mrs. C- E Ardary of Halsey, enjoyed a trip to Newpott Sunday. Those enjoying the scenery over the McKenz e Pass Sunday were Jennie Nicewood, Florence Sisk, Dorothea Hathaway, Roscoe and Edgar S'sk. Amos Ramsey is makiug repairs on his farm home. An addition is being built and a new roof placed on the older building. Mr Ramsey recently purchased the farm, but will not move until fall. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Olemau and daughter, Annabelle, who spent pearly two months at the C. R- Evans farm, left Friday .Mrs. Ole- man and Annabelle going directly to their dome at The Dalles, Mr. Oleman leaving them at Salem to visit ins mother at Monmouth. Mr. and Mrs. C. R- Evans. Mr*. Laura Woodward and Mies Maria Evans returned the latter part of last week from a two v ee k stiip which look them to Tillamook, Seaside, Longview, Olympia, la- coma, Seattle, Bellingham and V ictoria, B. C. They returned via Port Ange'es, Olympia, aud Pori- laud, visiting Ed Evans and fami- ly in the Oregon metropolis. »< ^7 iu their menagerie, 53 cage? of rare iu America, one with Sells Kioto lbany.£/)irectory wild animats, d herds of eleplnnts. circus ami the other with Bronx Lewandi, Monna Connors ihree iieids of camels, a two ton Z ao in New York Citv, arrange I so a pygmy the public may view the marvels of ALBANY FLORAL CO. Cut Flowers ■ ■ whose wonderful feats in horseman- Hippopotamus anil and Plants. Floral art for every and Two Performances, Afternoon ard *bip have never been »quailed Hippo of which there a:e only tw o t forest and jungle. all occasions. Flower phone 458-J Evening, Will Be Given Marvelous iron j ,« act by Do.-. ---------- I Lawrence. Kimball' Sisters, Amts EAST ALBANY BARBER SHOP The time honored custom io a , Lamar, and Ki g Sister? in their Charles R. Ooltra. Proprietor Member of Master Barbers' Association always been to refer to e ic h suc» ' wonderful exhibition iu the high Specializing in Ladies' and Children's cessive year’s circus as bigger a id dome of the canvas, displaying Hair Cuts and Bobs. Work guaranteed. better than ever, 1 ut the phrase evolutions in mid-air which have 1029 East Second St. Albany. Ore. has been so hackneved that this no like or (qual in all realms of llie ALBANY STATE BANK We invite year Sells Floto hesitate to t'sa it, circus; the Ten Tengers Arabs and your business. Savings aud commercial decpit* the fact that they affirm it oilier »ell known athletes iu as­ accounts. Capital, surplus, undivided adequately describes the entertain­ tonishing iiiuova’ions; Selle Kioto profits, $100,000. ment. There is material enough famous tnanego acif wonderful EASTBURN S GROCERY in this year's circus to make a doz­ Kentucky thoroughbred i quints 4th and Lyons Street at ridden by 50 ladies auJ gentlemen; en circuses of the old days. The place to buy good groceries at the right price. On the corner, plenty of Hundreds of horses, camels, ele the Fisher Sullivan troupe, the room to park. Albany. phants, sacred cattle, richly ac­ Flying Wards, Emma Ward the FORTMILLER FURNITURE CO., fu r­ coutred, are utilizeJ in the pro world's champion lady aerial gym ­ niture, rugs, linoleum, stoves, ranges. nast hanging by one hand ( t u r n a gratn. Corvallis, Oregon Funeral directors. 427-433 West First The subsequent three hour areuic 1 suspended rope, this little lady easts Street. Albany. Oregon. performance which hells Floiogivp, her body over her own shoulder as IMPERIAL CAFE, 209 West First breaks all rcco.ds of the past many as 125 time* without a pause; Harold O. Murphy, Prop. Every one of the 500 participants Peter Taylor, king of wild animal Phone 665 is a champion i i bis ow.> line. The j trainers, will preesut for tbs first Wc Never Close exhibit ol freaks is larger than ever t me iu circus history a collection ROSCOE AMES HARDWARE before and the menagerie bes been of Siberia and Bengal tigeis and The Winchester Store augmented. Alrican lions. The active partic;- Three lierJi of •'ephauts open pants in arena exploits number At lowest rate of Interest. the circus tournament presented by 500, and cl >« vcb a h :ncli of them MEAL ESTATE INSURANCE Sells Floto circus, introducing lady light up to the minute to delight Prompt service — Courteous treatm ent elephant trainer», Ellis Rairden, the kiddies, Wm. Bain, with Lane County Abstract Irene Ledgett and Bobl y Cornett. Sells Floto promise a iaie treat Company, Albany Then a ceaseless procession of' If you enjoy a good meal athletic specialists fills rings, plat 1 And know u good meal when you get it forms and hippodrome oval. There You’ll be bulk lor you'll not forget it. are riders of note in the circus world PARAGON CAFE Legion Lunch Tuesdays. which include George II mn ford Feed Hay Grain GEO. M. GILCHRIST aud the Rid ng Hatinef r is, Irene ( ALBANY Ledget the fash'o i pla'ej >f the tops. Alford Arrows (Enterprise correspondent) Mrs. Susie Savage and son Rod nay of Halsey were Sunday visitor* at the A. E. Wbitbeck home. Wilma and Lois Falk had as their guests last Sunday Louife Davidson, Lois and Gladys Chas­ tain, Mabel Allender, C*rl P 'pe and Alice and Velda Curtis. A number of Alford residents en­ joyed an outing at Newport ove> the week end and report a pleasant time. Those cuing were Mr»- I’*n Kropf aud daughter Lena, Mr. am- Mrs. Harvey Heading?, Elsie aud Elm er Hostetler, Vinnie and Ear Baker and Orval Smucker. Mrs. John Rickard spent from Thursday until Sunday of last week at Tangent where she was the guect of relatives. \\ hile there, she and her Bister-io-law, Mre. Charlee Jenke, were honor guests at a party, the motive of which was their birthdays, with Miss Leatha Jenke as hostess. I New Shoes Arriving Daily Many New and Pretty Numbers Featured at $2.95, $3.85, and $4.85 SNYDER’S SHOE STORE Egg Mash, Growing Mashes, Developing Scratch. FARM LOANS Grain Sacks and Twine 1 O. W . F R IIM Ticket otBce Bell Linn Stage. Albany to San Francisco, $15 W om en’s Leader 1 For easy-to-clean kitchen floors 35-1 R3. ALVIN T. HERT of Ken» tucky, vice-chairman of the Republican National Commit­ Before you paint, sec us. tee, who Is in charge of the Hoover- Curtis campaign among the women o f the country. 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