n r tL M ï
halbst
I K K HR I SK
S N T S S P S I B S city.
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M iu Gertrude Chsrny cir-
catatad the petition.
She says;
“ Hens are all right; roosters crow
Mana«.?0® ouuob' ”
Herhepe wh«n the
«ubjugat on of mera man ia e->m
1 p!eled the old hens will do all the
“ n d ilZ
4 l<faCal
Editor.
S u b scrip tion «, | i
a year M advance.
T r a n sien t a d v ertlsln a . t ic an Inch p«r-
roanetit a d v e r tlsln a . M e Ho d iscou n t
ta r lim a or space.
In " P a id -fo r P araarap h e. • Sr « n„e.
No a d v .r t l .ln « d leq u leed a . new».
H A L S E Y , L iu n Co., Ore.. July 20, 1922
P A R T Y M IS G O V E R N M E N T
Government of the people by
party, and of the party by a few
boases, wan illustrated when the
great majority of the people ofthie
country wanted to ratify the league
of nations. A few boeaea, man of
Tue United State* and Japanese
mediocre ability at that, controlled
the republican party, wbioh is the authorized representatives hays
majority party ordinarily, aod signed the Yap treaty and it ie I
steered it iu opposition to tbe h>ped both nations will atop yap-
league. The masses of the paity ping about Yap.
voted the ticket and indorsed tbe
platform which would have been
Yee; the atata of Oregon killed J
different it they had bad any voice Kirby and Ratbie. I t did io with J
in its making.
u.
. u « y ne.peo
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justification.
They
helped v to j
The result was that tbe bosaee I kill Til Taylor without justification
secured defeat of tbe league in this H * waa their fault, not tbe state's,
country, but in donig so they I tbat their relatives ware left mourn-
smashed their machine in the col- • r>- H * “ their fault, too, that
Union with public opinion and now Taylor’s relative« were bereft
thoy are frantically struggling to T h«y got what they deserved, but
patch it up and head off a prograa- oot half quickly enough.
The
sive avalanche that is in danger of hope of legal delays, reprieves,
sweeping both old parties off the oommutatione and pardons ei ’
lra«k-
oouragee reprobates to commit
Should a born leader of men J¡murders.
Prompt
punishment
■ rise among tbe pygmy political!» wou,d save many familioa from
of to Jay, as Lincoln arose in bis mourni“ g for iauoceot member,
day, and leud a uew party to auc- murdered. There ere a lot more
ceeJ the decadent one., as he did, murderers who ought to hang
we might again hope for "gov- The more of them to hang, and
eminent of the people by the pec. the quicker, the safer will be our
pie for the people,” instead cf homes.
government by a party which ia
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itself governed by a few narrow.
1 *’e Calapooia fair at Browns
minded, selfish bosses.
I ville ia to ba without hone racing
Probably it will be all the more
successful
for that, though a fev
A F U T IL E S T R IK E
j gamblers will make less money
TIRE PRICES
SLASHED!!
Skirvin Buckhorn Mill
T . J. Skirvin last week installed
in his seed warehouse a Skirvin
bnckhorn m ill. This machine i8
th e invention of his brother, D. E.
Skirvin of Albany, who m autii
(tacturca the machines
ihere
I hey are also made in Chicago
under his letters patent by parties
who pay him a royalty.
, The buckborn m ill will eepaiate
| clover from buckborn (narrow-
leaf plantain or plantago lanco-
l*ta ), Canada thistle and other
weed seeds aud will make a p e r
fect separation of oats and wheat
I t m ight be added that the man
who baa Canada thistle seed to
I separate ia liable to prosecution
forJetting the thistle go to s«ed.
Much clover that in an ordinary
I year would have produced a c ro p
of seed will be cut for hay ibis
season because the drought pre
vented the production of a full
crop of good seed.
Standard Makes
FACTORY GUARANTEE
Look at these Prices:
Fabrics
30x3
30x35,....
32x35
31x4
3 2 x 4...... .
33x4
.
3 4 x 4 ......
High Quality Tubes
$6.75
7.55
9 90
11.35
12.35
13.25
13.65
30x3
30x35
32x3¿
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
....
.....
.....
.....
.....
.....
....
$1.40
1.45
1.75
2.20
2.40
2.50
2.60
At Holdmsn, fifteen miles north
I of Kendleton, 26 cents has been add
ed to the value of every sack of the
farmers wheat byj.he opening, wilh
state and federal funds, of a new
road to the Columbia river. The
cost of hauling was 34 cente a sack.
fi°"r 11 is 8.
Sim ilar benefits
could be derived from market ro ads
all over the state and the increase
of taxable property would soon
pay the cost, for new homes
would be built where there are
none
and those now existing
| would Increase in taxable value.
Our Mason and Lancaster Cord Tires also carry heavy
discounts.
Get our prices.
Don t buy until you see us.
W e aro mailing these tires out all over the state. Write
us today. We will mail you a tiro forthwith.
Need not pay for it until it is delivered at your
door. All orders sent C. O. D.
I w nh i 8late Iim9 P,ant at Gold
HUI has started up again and
lime is being shipped to farmers
who want it in carload lots.
PO R R E N T
V IC K B R O S .
¡400-Acre Farm
The railroad ahop men struck
against a reduotion of wages wbioh
u ild in g i.
Three n iiio j from
Debs bsa entered a sanitarium
the railroad board decreed after | to take the rost euro,
His j«wsj
investigation.
must need it.
The board told them that it had
nothing
to
do with strikers,
W hile they were workers it was
ordered by law to investigate dif-
First-class work guaranteed
fer.imes between them and their
employer«.
Whoi» tboy struck
—
A M CO LTW A
Dealer in
they ceased to be employes and
Newspapers Must Condense
ond saw some of the most wonder
the boird had no authority to mad
A paper in a little town like Halsey ful formations.
♦
die with them.
Electric Haircutting, Mas-aging
is constantly confronted with the prob
But the party gave up the
The» a
bowl arose that the
lem of g iv in g the largest possible n um further Oregon attraction« they
and Shampooing,
board had Jeclarad them outlaws
ber of local news items and yet keeping h ad planned to enjoy and fled for
Cleaning and Pressing
a n d was trying to force involunt
the cost of typesetting w ith in tbe in home
before the assaults of
¿0 days' credit
come. T he person who has w ritten a bloodthirsty army
of American
ary servitude on them in violation
few rhymed verses wants them pnuted mosquitoes.
F
A
L
K
B
R
O
S
.,
They declare that
of the constitution, and g allo o ejo i
so his friends can see what he has done. the work of the pests amounted to
ink were shed in their defense
Another lias w ritten an account of some torture aud they were glad to get
attorney a t l a w
against this man of straw.
current event and feels proud of the home with whole (but extensively
Nobody has denied that the
construction of his sentences. The ed punctured) skius.
Cusick Bank Building,
itor cuts down his half-column to two
•hop men have a right to quit
is a strain on the eyas, but if yon
Albany, Oregon.
inches and he feels aggrieved. None of
work for any reason or for no rea-
wear g I avie« especially m ad; for you the
Phving Going In Fait
th -m thiuks of offering to pay even the
strain
is
entirely
eliminated.
■on. Any man who chooses has
cost of setting the type.
The Smith paving machine w m
We grind lenses to your preicription,
also the right to take up the work
M eautim e the publisher is struggling
so they w ill be as required. D o n't neg
put into operation last Thursday
they have laid down if the am-
LA W Y E R AND NOTARY
lect yonr eyes, bet ns examine them to secure enough advertising to pay the ufternoon and spread about 300
surplus cost, over subscription receipts,
ployera want him.
today.
of pavement that day.
It
of publishing the paper and clothing
B row w sviixb , O regon
In thia case It appears that the
spreads approximately 600 feet a
and fee lin g his fam ily.
wages and conditions were attract.
H iram E, I homes, city editor het jo day of concrete and puts it in
1 « enough to draw now m»n to
The contractor«
Portland Oregonian, in an address be hne condition.
fill tbe Vacated places.
fore the U. of O. school of journalism say that the concrete pavement in
California that is complained of
Fine
»aid. among other things :
Since the railroad unions, In the
ns crumbling under heavily load-
Concise
w
ritiug
is
at
a
premium
in
time of the nation’s peril in tbe Everything at bargalu prices.
A L B A N K CUNTO,
every office. T h e reporter who saves ed trucks was improperly made
«22 West First a t , Albany. Oregon.
war, used the strike a t a olub to
and that what ia being laid here
words ie perform ing a real service for
Harold Albro.
force congress to pasa a law at its
will be more durable than aephal-
» 1 Lyon s t, Albany, Oregon,
his
employer.
When
it
comes
to
e
lini
Manufacturing optician.
tum.
liehost things have changed. Mr
m ating triv ia litie s tha editor gets no
The complaint against asphaltnm
help from the public. T u e re is a con
Oompere and other leader« have
pavement
that it is alippery aud
stant prc.sure to obtain the pnbticition
tried to control election« in several
of items in which some ind ividu al has a i causes horses to fall and cripple
W IL D E Y LODGE NO. 05.
themselves in
wet weather is
cases and have
failed.
They
personal in te re s t
"P lease p rint this
llM ra i5 n T « 0 llB » N
answered
by
the
claim
that
coars
threaten to continue the
Regular
meeting next Saturday
obituary in full, just as it is written
Huoh efforts may scare some I
K in d ly run this four-generation pict er crushed rock than formerly ia night.
being mixed with it
and this
ure, our fam ily would be ao glad to see
lawmakers into voting ag_..„.
makes it softer for horses
i t ; ” ''W o n ’t you publish this account
their conviction«, but it la not prob-
Paving north of town, with
of my trip, as I want to send papers to
elde that they will ever again ba
asphalt-concrete, is going ahesd
Office 1st door south of school hous;
my friends in the east*'— Tim e after
fast and is completed hail way to
able to bully congress as thoy did I
M . F r e n c h a S o n s
time ttiese requests are being nude in a
Halsey, Oregon.
□head
*
ALBANY
ORES.
then.
newspaper office
You want to be court
Another contractor i. spreading
eous to the public and to accommodate
I hat action waa just aa repre-
H .n d l« . Town .n d Country Property
th e
dope
southward from A l
them whenever possible, but in self-de
honsible as that of the capitalists
bany
to w a rd T a n g e n t,
fense a newspaper must refuse to p riu t
The U N IV E R S IT Y
OREGON I
Bo‘ b Ajbany papers refer to
Who at times have bullied and
contains:
material that does not meet the acid test
C
O
R
N
E
L
IU
S
the cold concrete tnat is b ein g | „ d
bribed lawmakers.
of general interest.
W h a t to accept
T h a college o f Literature. Science I
"h ’ ’ V w’ *7*H * rrl,burg r”“d aa W R I G H T & P O O I F
That method of fighting the
what to decline and bow to do it without
•nd the A r ts with 22 department«
hot stuff".
Eorca of
habit< licensed
H A R R IS B U funeral
RG
I dirfctors
.E ^ o N
making enemies for tbe paper are prob
devil with fire will never purify I-ap ert workmanship. Watches
They
«re
accustom
'd
to
telling
of
Tha professional school, of Anehi- j
and .
lems
of
the
editor.
politic« nor further tha ends uf
Phon. 35
Ph on . 15
clacks a specially.
a»pba turn paving.
tecture— Business A dm inistration -
The pavement to Albany, when
just joe.
Branches at
HALSEY
FJucatmn-Graduete
Study
L
aw
-
ORBOON
Browns ville. Phone 37C15
completed, will make the rid«
Routed by Mosquitoes
Medicine— M usic—Physical Educa
H alM y Phone 166. F rank K irk . M gr
Steadily the Iemale rieee super,
B all Bond and party cut short there by auto a pleasant one, sum-
t io n - Sociology. ’
inr tolbe male. In Berkely, C al,,
their vacation trip and cam« horn« mer or winter, and in that will be
• misfortune for Halsey business
fh e 47th Year O p p , tktoker 2 . 1»22
iFrjdav, after traveling 8-10 mile« men for it w ill make it „ e„ y jo
.KO students, who say the crowing
* WA' * * J a * < ’ Kccuiunlatton of
«if roostera interfere with their
Foeecerefo iueo ran jim A rm eH on , p u d visiting Crater Lake, Klamath wiutcr as in summer to slip d »wn
? 1 ’£ * * • no Io"g c r needed, or succeeded
'F alla, Ashland, Grant's P a u and, to the county seat to do ehopping. iifc.bTU
u’vtra The R t ti i tr jr , U n W rrntjf of
studiea, have signed a petition to
A ll work done promptly and
eriJ me* w’,,c1' *o™e,’OJy w.mld
Onager», Bufene, Oregon.
the Oregon marble caves, which' Two ten hoar shifts are w orking for lik e lo obtain. An a d v e rti'*iu e n t the
have Chanticleer barred from tbe reasonably. Pbone No. 26U.9
tre ia le.d » of •'»e of this, costing 25c. m ight And a
I they explored for over half a m iiej Kern A Kern,
buyer and cover! what i t P X C I I
ALBANY
O R EG O N
w
J. RIBELIN
I qanitary
Halsey
Meat Market
I
Barber Shop and Batí s
barber shop "
Fresh and
Cured Meats
a
E. C . M IL L E R
Props.
E. L. Stiff
LUf
1 speed np paving some, but w orking hy
moonshine Is proving a drawback
There appears to be a difference be
tween m oonlight and moonshine.
The laying of •d o p e " on the Halsey-
Shedd road has bien beid up several
days by the non-arrival of asphalt.
crowing.
Alcltolic liquor, are higher iu
Berlin than in parla of dry Atneri-
oa, yet there were 847 arrests for
drunkenness laat mouth.
Show
that statement to the "w et” who
réitéra tea the ailly aasertion the:
there ie more drunkenese under
prohibition than under license.
And to him who chinas that heei
promotes temperance. Berlin ia
beer headquarters.
w ub
paving project! from Shed 1.
| R u nning e ig h t shifts to get out may
A n In rf.p en d a iu -M O T o»u traj n»w a-
paper, p u b lish ed «vary T hursday,
by KM R and A A W H EELER .
Wm. if. W heglar, K dltor,
C .C . B R Y A N T
Doing Fancy Work
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
Amor A. Tussing
RED STAR Oil Stoves
$30 to $75
a
Other Oil Stoves
X. Peterson
$15
Dress Shoes a Specialty
I. o. 0. F.
Wo inako a
Specialty of
Friendship,
Engagement and
Wedding
Rings
W. J. Kibclin
Dealer in Real
yX
Estate.
C,l‘
IMZ ARCHIB
XTCHMXKER & Ie welt!
W
F. M. GRAY.
Drayman.
FARMERS
Saddle Butts rock, aod »boat .fifty CXT
1
n ow oo lv trash into goo.1
h"”n
U A o fl