j J a l s e v E n te r p r is e , H a ls e y , O re g o n , S e p te m b e r 20. 1928
H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
ueb a fund, the community house
Last Monday was “ Constitution
vould be financed, and that which Day'* but so far is n o ta legal ho'l-
C U T T IN G D O W N T H E
it already subscribed used to for day yet it le observed in many
SW EET GUM
n sh equipment.
•chools throughout the lami with
By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK
appropriate exercises.
Entered at the postofflee at Halsey
Dean of Men, University of
Oregon, as second class matter.
It ie natural that the farmer
Illinois.
A headline in a d a ily paper says,
$1 a year In advance. Arrearages 12%t should think of means for improv Smith Kins Hope on Multnomah’’
a month. Stops when time expire* ing bis condition in terms of larger
larence green brought us the
Just so he doesn’t pin it on the re
unless continuance is ordered.
crops and higher prices for them. publican party.
little tree from southern Illin o is
Advertising 25c an inch; no discount But it is evident that if every far
years ago when lie was staying a t our
lor time or space; no charge for mer raises more and more each
liouse and when we were getting the
Looks like the Literay Digest yard into some sort of shape and
composition or changes. Announce
year it will mean a greater su plus
ments of entertainments, food sales,
stn w vote will b» literally uigesb d planting out more trees and shrubs
by 100 per cent than could possibly
etc., whose object Is to raise money, of products and consequently lower before election.
thrive in such close quarters. He rec
charged at regular advertising rates prices.
ommended our plunting it heenuse he
Some of the time devote 1 to in
Announcements of religious meetings,
H oij Appointed Sscretary of State raid that the foliage would be beau
not exceeding four Inches, free If crease 1 crop production should
tifu l in the fa ll ufter the first frost
copy is received before Tuesday.
H U E.H oss, of Oregon City will had struck it. He was quite right, for
bs devoted to providing more com
there ure few trees In this clim ate
forts for tba home an I farm in he appoiutel by G ivernor I. L w
ith more glorious autumn foliage
Supplying electric light and pow stead. A neat lawn and barn yard, Patterson shortly to servo as gecre- than the sweet gum.
er to a community is not mer.lv free from discardel machinery will 1 tiry of state, fiil.n; the unexpired
But the tree was badly placed. It
a business. It is a public service transform any farm home from an term of Sara A. Kozer, who ii re grows slowly, and an elm nearby soon
overshadowed and dwarfed it. The
th at forever frees men from the unsightly place io one of beauty. signing to take over the new duties sweet gum, tryin g to get Into the sun
ag director of the gt ite budget. The light, grew crooked and topside«!. We
tyrnnny of exetssive burden; that
spells the difference between less
change
in st te officials is get for talked for a time o f moving It into a
A juryman on the Kelley murder
more favorable place, but since it
toil an 1 more comfort, less con- cnee in Los Angeles writes on his Monday, September 21 h and Mr. could
be done at any time it was
finemeut and more leisure; less ballott. We must do som ethingto floss will seiyj by appointment of never done, und then It was too big to
poverty and more wealth. It is the stop this sort of th in g .’’ Others the governor until January 7. 1929 move.
' I believe I'll cut down the sweet
measure of human prosperity and have felt the same way for a long the e.id of the ter.n for which Mr.
gum," I said to Nancy. " I t w ill never
happiness.
Kozer
had
been
elect
'd.
amount to anything under that elm.
.
dme but it’s hard to interfere with
Mr. H si is the republican nom and besides It Is pushing the elm
-very time electrical service is the law as interpreted at times,
extended, every time there is «
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inee for the office of seen tary cl all out o f shape." It was in .August
when I made the suggestion.
new labor-saving device introduced
T.
...
,
state, winning in the prim Ties by
“ Oh, don't cut It down now," Nancy
in U>. home or t . lh . lector,. | . t o .,* ? ! b ,J ,!*
a wide m i'g in over H.H Corey and pleaded. She looks on trees almost
Il m ale m o,j
.'
“ “ ’
“ »"IS Tom U. H ind’ey, Prior to enter the same as i f they were human be
ings. Even a box elder shedding Its
; i i
I
, .
1 *»er that there 11 a laxity in proper
iv e »ha
the individual is released f o r
, .
.
.
1 r p
ing the race for elect.on as Eecre- leaves almost before they are opened,
inspection of loads carried by truck.
those pursuits which make for
tcry of state, Mr. Ifoes served ¡if or a poplar scattering catkins ami
Not so long ago we heard a truck
better government and civilization
privi e secretary to Governor Pat dead branches about the yard appeals
man remark th at he was only over
to her. " I t w ill soon be October, and
is broadened and strengthened.
tersoa
a n d before tiiat was mana jo u know how beautiful it Is then.
loaded a ton.
ge o f t ie Morning Enterprise,pub Beside, I don’t know that I ever want
It cut down."
fished
at Greg n City. Ife hag be
In a western town not far from
Again as we read of the havoc
I dismissed the matter, and the tree,
1 ere the retired business men and caused by a hurricane in the east active in newspaper organicttion growing on, leaned over sidewise and
or c, an 1 has held a number < f tried to push Itse lf Into the light. A
firmer« reeiding there hava begun and Porto Rico, we are reminded
year or two later I brought up the sub
the accumulation of a fund which that old Oregon is strong on good offi.os in publisheia associations. Jrel again.
Mr. Koz;r, who is nearing the
•oon will he used to build a com behavior eyen if a little wet ai
’I suppose It w ill never amount to
ead. of his second term as secret .ry anything there,” Nancy admitted,
munity hall. Each contributor of times.
of st tie, was selected by Governor "hut I can’t bear to see it cut down.
fers as his donation an amount
P aterso n to direct the state budget I can’t bear to see any tree cut down.
equal to what he has saved in rent
The Oregonian and Journal are ba.'a use of his many marked quail I f you must do It. cut it when I am
gone somewhere.”
and m unicip.l tax. We feel that twitting one another of sundry
She doesn’t go very often unless I
fic
¡lions.
There
is
perhaps
no
one
such a plan would be a success in things but the reader doesn't get
am w ith her, and when she does I
io
the
slat?
more
familiar
with
the
Htlsey vs there are some twenty, the thrill out of reidiug the stuff
never think uhout the tree. When cut
op re tire and fiscal affairs of the ting It down occurs to me It Is usually
five men here who aro eligible to he did 25 years ago.
ctm m onw edth than Mr. Kozer due the wrong tim e; in w inter the tree
t > his long contact with all its var- never attracts any attention, nnd in
summer it seems such a short Brno
iois depart uents, As director of until its leaves w ill he scarlet nnd gold
t lejbudget, working directly under that I give it another brief reprieve.
lifte d was cleaning up the yard
t io governor whom Ih 3 1927 legis- in " June,
nnd trim m ing things that
latnre designated as state budget
o licer, Mr. Kozer will give Oregon
tixpayers the advantage of his
vast ti n 1 of knowledge about pub
lic business, and will fill a u ini
portant place in the adm iuistre.
ti m ’s official family.
1 here will ho no drastic changig
Together with the low prices
in th? personnel of the office of the
and
convenient terms offered
secretary of state,’according to Mr
by
E.
L. Stiff Furniture Co.,
Hogs, w lo has let it he known that
makes
these new numbers the
he in te id i to conduit affairs as
most
popular
Furniture ever
efficiently as possible, without re
W rite or Phone fo r Demonstration.
offered
by
our
Albany Store.
gird to professional job-hunters
J
an 1 political hangers-on. The Hose
family has move 1 to Salem and
ta :en up residence in the Fairm ont
hill d strict.
Sturdily constructed daven
Big Air Derby at Corvallis Sop’. 29
ports, graceful in design, and
attractively upholstered in a
/ r
Ute first big air derby to be held
heavy
grade art velour. These
this far south io Oregon will be
include
a large variety o f pat
U
/
staged at Corvallis September 29
terns
from
which to make
and 30 at the new airport th e n ,
your
selection.
The A nericau Legiou Post is res
Priced as low as
potisiblo for the S iow, an I also ha-
Published Thursday at Halsey, Oregor
H. r. and A. A LAKE
Publishers
C
needed to be trimmed. He had the ax
aharpened, the more easily to accom
plish his purposes.
“ I wish you'd cut down that sweet
gum." I suid to him. " I t is under the
elm and It w ill never develop properly.
1 have been intending to do it for a
long tim e."
■ I 'll do it next week when I come
buck.” be said.
It was a re lie f to me to have It off
my mind. We had been discussing the
’ plan leisurely ivith your own
Southern Pacific agents
Avoid the hurried choice of out-of-
town buying. Start on your trip confi
dent that you are going the best way,
and that no annoying complications
will mar it.
W hether it is a trip of a day or a
month, South or East, to San Francisco
or to Europe, your resident agent can
be of utmost value to you.
In buying travel," rem em ber the
slogan of your local merchants," It pays
to buy in your own home town.”
S o u tfeg.r n P a c ific
C. I’. Moody. Agent
Phone 226
Allene Deriet of St. Paul, M In n
•v.is awarded a dollar in her breach
d promise suit.
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B A R B E R IN G
BATHS AND
S H A M P O O IN G
Agent
Hub Cleaning Works
Albany Laundry Every Tuesday
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YDIIM
AY fi -YTOTHE DERBY AT,
IUU REDUCED RATES BY ARRANGE! , u „ ,,
LEGION A IR DERBY COMMITTEE
C O R V A L L IS * O R E G O N
Again—It s School
Time
Books, Pencils, Erasers.
Talbets and what not to
buy—the total amount is
considerable sum, But if
,
you buy here the cost will
-•»'ii? be much less, for we have
w y
SCb °°l suPPl*es.
tl
CLARK'S Confectionery
A Chair that
Fits Your Back
Note the deep, sloping seat of this beautiful
-ogsw ell Chair and note too, the back with
Its pillowed head rest. OnlythisBiifu«//chair
has these two features of comfort. Like all
Diifue/Z furniture it is staunchly constructed
lor a lifetime of service—beautifully finished
—perfectly tailored.
Overstuffed
Furniture
ITW.
$69.50
Bed Room
Furniture
I his stunning new suite has
just been received. It consi-ts
of a lu ll poster bed, a 5-drawer
chiffonier, and a single m irror
dressing table. This mahogany
finished suite is an unusually
good value.
I hree piece group
$68.75
I-ct us -how you
th is chair in its
m a n y s m a rt
coverings — lov,
priced a t
$29.00
liberal
TERMS
See Our C o m p le te S h o w in g o f
B ilt w e ll U p h o ls te r e d
Just Received
F u r n itu r e
A complete new assortment of
HeatingStoves specially price I
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Dana C. Rossman
New and Used Pianos
Easy Terms
Trade in Your Old Furnitu: e.
PU N E RAL
I) I R E C T O R
I.aJy Assistant
A ll calls answered day or nigh t
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
E. L. Stiff Furniture Company
Second & Broadalbin Streets.
’
week. " I ’m sorry, but
n,.t be k
to do any more work, for j ta x ? ,* b'
home.’1
home.'
10 go
And the sweet gum |s
down. I suppose I shall have
, CM
myself.
e t 0 <l°lt
Exhibition of Latest Models
The Music Shop
Plan Your Trip Here
“S u
vflir C o n te s ts
Passenger Trips
Beauty and
Service
taken the responsibility of m i iu»l
labor ou the new lie'd, putting m
time ev ningi an I Sun, l a p
Flyer» will raea from Portia
Saturday, September 29, to t
first Football game of the college
season, nnd contests and stunts
wi 1 be held Sunday afternoou.
■ >' r
It seemed us If we migli, 2
tri-
somewhere.
had a
inform ed me a t ° T h / ^ ' r Wil'
Qi<? Oerbv R aces
Reckless S tu n tin g
P a r a c h u te Jum ps
Majestic Radios
7 Tubes
Built In Power Speaker
Beautiful Walnut Cabinets
$175.50
$213.00
Complete
now
ting
“I
fred
Albany, Oregon