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Former Shedd Resident Dies
After com ing to
Oregon
Mr.
Myer« made his home between Pe- T h e Pilgrim with his bluaderbu»
B h ald , Nov. 28. — Funer.il «er- oria and Shedd fo r many year«.
vices fo r the lata Solomon S Jf . w»a one of the founders of the
Myer« were held at the Methodist <|i(fi|(| S la t- b -B t
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church S unday.
Rev. F .lb e rt w a s :
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in charge of the service«. Burial
was in the Pine Grove cemetery. ,n
The service* at the grave were in
charge of the Mason«.
M r. Myer« wa« born in Ohio
January 13. 18(>1, and die I in I.«'«
Angele», C a lifo rn ia , November 20.
1928
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HALSEY THEATRE'
TUESDAY. DEC. 4. 8 O’Clock
Lady A ssistant
All calls answ ered day or night
Phone 255.
Halsey, Oregon
Colleen Moore in
“HER WILD OAT”
Because many purchasers of the New Ford prefer to wait
until the first of the year, to save the last quarter license,
we can make delivery of most models within a week after
receiving your order.
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Albany, Oregon
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C H A R L IE
J.C.PENNEYCQ
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed by an order of the County Ccurt
of Linn County. Oregon, has been ap
pointed Executor of the last will and
testam ent of Charles L. Faik. deceased.
Ail persons having claims against
said estate are required to present them
within six m onths from the date of this
notice, with the proper vouchers, to the
undersigned at his residence about two
and a half miles south of Halsey in
Linn County, Oregon.
Dated and first published this 29th day
of November, 1928
Fred W. Falk,
Executor aforesaid
Tussing & Tussing, Attys. for Exr.
Nov. 29 Dec. 6 13-20-27.
| 3rd & Madison Sts.,
Notice is lier.-by given that the under
signed tjy an Order of the County Court
of Linn Countv, Oregon has been ap-
p iin ted adm inistratrix of the estate of
E Iward M erritt deceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required ty present them with-
six months from the date of this
notice, with 'lie proper vouchers, to the
undersigned at her residence at Browns
ville in Linn County, Oregon.
Dated and first published November
22, 1928.
Pearl A. Lawson,
A dm inistratrix aforesaid.
T ussing & Tussing. Attys. for Adtnx.
Nov. 22-29 Dec. 6-13-20,
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A turkey shot in snow-bound wood.
Then bent the knee m thanks because
His stinted family had food.
Now trainloads of the royal birds
Go rushing, roaring to the Last
From mid-west plains or from this corst
To grace each year s T hanksgiving
feast.
This realm now sprerds from shore to
shore,
Beyond the Pilgrim s wildest dreams,
Anil wealth beyond all other lands
Here trickle in Pactolian streams.
The radio, telegraph or phone,
Electric juice or railro.nl train
II- knew not, nor conceived that man
Would travel by aeroplane.
If Pilgrim sires on liended knee
Gave thunks for blessings that they
had,
A thousand tunes more cause have we
To raise Thanksgiving paeans glad.
— Wm. H. Wheeler.
N O TICE’OK APPOINTMENT OF
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Mr. Myer» was never married
| He is survived by one sister, Mrs.
I t " ’ 1' Howell and a brother at Cot-
>«1:- Grove and a brother in Port-
land.
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O rder N ow because there are still a half million orders on
file, and after January 1st you will have to wait longer, we
will be glad to demonstrate the many features of the New
Ford without obligation. Mail the coupon.
I would like to ride in the New Ford.
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No Longer Unapprecia
tive of Art, Says
Leader
New Y ork C ity.— The not In fre
q u e n tly heard accusation th a t
A m erican s do not a p p re c ia te Rood
m usic is a b su rd . A m erican s do
like good m usic b u t it m ust be
tra n s la te d fo r them into th e ir own
A m erican rh y th m . T hey do not
u n d e rstan d it in F ren ch , Ita lia n
o r G erm an plirnseology.
I t is C harlie F ry , m usical d irec
t o r of the Million D ollar l’ier a t
A tla n tic C ity, w ho is a u th o rity fo r
th is th eo ry .
F ry h a s played to tw elve m il
lion people in th e la s t few y e ars.
In fa c t, he holds th e g r e a te s t a t
tendance record of a n y m usical di
re c to r in th is co u n try .
S panish se ttle m e n ts, except in
ru re cases o f Indian trib e s. W hile
A m erica w a s c re a tin g a n d evolv
ing its own m usic, alien a r ti s t s
presented us w ith the w orks o f
th e ir native m asterp ieces.
“ B ecause we did n o t respond
to it as did th e ir own c o u n try m en ,
we h ave fre q u e n tly been accused
of not a p p re c ia tin g ‘good m usic.’
Hut now th a t A m erica h a s a
m usic ail its own, th e a b su rd ity
of th is idea is proved.
M usic-M ad
“ T oday ns, a natio n , A m erica is
m usic-m ud n u t h ig h ly d isc rim in
a tin g . In fa c t, all th e civilized
c o u n trie s o f th e W’orld a re b o rro w
ing th is rh y th m w hich w e h a v e
c rea te d . M any o f o u r p o p u la r
n u m b ers will bo classics of th e
new g e n era tio n .
“ I am p la y in g a fo x tr o t th is
y e ar, ‘You’re A Krai S w e e th e a rt,’
w hich I p re d ic t w ill live a s lo n g
n s th e folk dances o f H u n g a ry
and th e c o a l-m in e r so n g s o f
W ales. I t h a s ‘i t ’.”
C h a rlie F r y h a s a vivid fa m ily
b a ck g ro u n d f o r his own c a r e e r a s
a fo re m o s t in te r p r e te r o f m o d ern
A m erican m usic. H is g r a n d f a th e r
I w a s first v io lin ist f o r J e n n y L ind
a n d one of th e first fo re ig n a r t i s t s
to t '.l:e n a tiv e A m e ric a n m usic
All N ativo
“ E xam ine th e pood m usic of
nny lan d ,” he in sists, “ w h e th er it
lie th a t of I ta ly o r th e South Sea
Isla n d s, and you will see th a t it
is native m usic. I t snenks th e
la n g u a g e o f th e people f o r whom
i t w as c rea te d . A m erica is a new
c o u n try p o litically and mu ¡.ally
sneaking. W e h a v e no record o f
its m usic b efo re the E n g lish and \ seriously.
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Short Order Lunches
Groceries
Meat Market
Gas and Oil, Camp Grounds
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We are here to serve the
Public.
The Enterprise has a
very complete line of
Christmas and New
Year Greeting Cards
and will be pleased to
receive vour orders
for prompt delivery.
Price of cards includes your
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We will have the music with our shows from now on
beginning this Tuesday. Prices 10c and 25c. Come All!
She is Pleased
Because he showed good
judgment in selecting her
chocolates from Clark’s well
known and popular brands.
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