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HALSEY ENTERPRISE
HALSEY ENTERPRISE
JUNE 21. IW3
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Co-operative Marketing
efficiency al method with o
Busin »se­
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V
»I« i
D is trib u tio n a s I m p o r ta n t
a s P r o d u c tio n .
It has been pointed out b y 'tb »
United States Department of Agticul
tare that Insufficient business, and
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poor management are the outstand-
WOOL land
*«* Wool-
Pvrb
Spence, state market- agent, I f„g reasons for the failure of many
Subscription* tl.s o • year 1 b «Avança
ea M ills. I t w ill pa; writes:
: farmers' cooperative associations,
Trantfent advertíalas,
2Sc an lack;
Jon to see me
perm anent advertisin g. J»c. Ko dis­
apparently
j Lack of capital, liberal extension of
There is one way, and
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_
Clover Seed. R-ipe
count for tiras or space
occu and
aou picture
Seed
pasture mix-1
mix only one present way, fo r the fa* ni- credit and dishonest management are
In 'T ald -for P ararrsphs. ‘ Sc a 11ns
No advertisin g disgu ised as news
tures. Chopping done wv o f Oregon to make th e ir Industry ! th» iniuer causes for the failure of
to s u it Prices tight. I permanently profitable, and th a t is , 243 farmers’ buying and selling asto- ,
G olilta Loaf Hour
by united e ffo rt—by operating as the I elation: since 1913. A t the asm« time *
HALSEY, Lina Co., Ore June 21, 19J3
$2 15 |b ig industries of our country operate.) It was learned that out of 70 co opera
th e creamier, theft sverfge length of [
There is at present apparently o n ly ( existence was a little over seven aud '
C A R R Y IN G W E A P O N S .
c,
«v-
\- i I ’’"« * * y fo r $h« consumers o f Oregon ’oae-balf years.
G overnor S
m ith o f New > ork I | to
xJ <B
an<1
othcr nece35;t
ie J i 4 a V l •
-V bay {<M
4 ,*wa
.:,u UlUCI
list. C
T b e cooatH utien a n d laws of tbv I is in the held
fo r the dem ocratic fa ir prices, and th a t is through the
The Eta'-e Bank Division of the
U o ita d S i t e s ’ are in some ease- [p re sid e n tia l n o m in a tio n .
I f he ¡ante means— strong co-operative or
American Bankers Association is now
compiling facts of successfnl eo-opar
tre a te d w ith eeant o u rte e y bv jets i t the election w ill eod bis po ganizatioa.
tiv e i of all kinds and in a!) px-ts of
la w m a ke rs and dlBciale in the I itic a l career. T he v o te r* o f Ib is
The growers receive but one-third
the country, with the Idea of building
'WOCf
ecwvs- skt ty oecsutM . oon*.*i
elates, and when Oregonian» po in t ro u n try are p ro -u n io n and pro h i- of the average price paid by eonsura- I up
body of sound method and ex
ts
—
so
states
that
United
States
d
e
­
pertence
to
serve
as
a
trustworthv
to the d is fra n c h is e m e n t of le g i
b itiftn .
partment of A griculture.
guide in the further development of
(.Continued )
heavy with dfipisis. Them Mrs. Fes-
vo te rs in tb s sooth in the present
Retvzetn the grower and the con­ the cooperative farm marketing
A human skull and a number of
CHAPTER
XVI
pulled herself together andfce.
d a y or th e ill-concealed sedition hones fio m U>» body is a part of the sumer are tooeuaany classes o f mar­ movement.
came expansively optimistic. “i n i eii
in the program o f the wets In New discovery made by Kenneth Pence and kets; too much duplicate d istrib u tio n ;
Lettie the Inventor
ye» what I thought. I been planning
Y o rk as re ce n tly voiced byG overnoi Charlie Tong several weeks ago when too many middle profits, none of
On (he ground of inbaimony in the
Th e young Penfield«, « ere ip
•het wed h e r* e fine day, and i>,
•hey explored one o f the mounds on •vhieh add a dime of value to the pro­ game commission, Governor Pierce Cll. CJirietioaa
--7V was cnly a week off. gc'ng to make us a grand bread pud.
S m ith am , others and by the met
ducts.
Jias removed M. A . Lynch, Blaine and ft v as no Linger Jo be Is-'inre*1. .«ing. Uncle Jerry brought us a whole
ro p e iita n pres*, th e y m a y p e rti •he old Rice homestead northeast of
Ik e business interests o f the cities Hallock, George H. K elly end P. Ray- Th»v bad beep crttftlly •* strhlng for sack of stalle bread last sight;
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town.
O f iwore interest, perhaps,
n s ritly be to ld to lo o k at home.
ban the skull and bones, ere beads o f the state are realizing th a t the Davis from the state game tom iu's- signs c f mystery, but the testimony e* i t to » bakery cheap, and r ffl tickle-)
A general ru le o f la w holds th a t and an iron spear-point about a foot firs t fundamental fo r success—busi­ sion and appointed James Maloney of *!! thrye was flat end without hep». to (lest!«. I ’m going to try out a in.
'I haln t never hnd a CfcvUtnaa;.." cf it in tbe oven, end i t ’ll ire»p fe>.
n length, an inch in breath and an ness life —is based on successful Pendleton, Harold C liffo rd of Priaie contributed Thad,
im prevem ente en la n d — b n ild in g *
weeks. We ll bsvo bread pudding ami
farming.
They
know
they
caneot
City,
Ben
Dorris
o
f
Springfield
and
ighth
of
an
inch
in
thickness.—Har-
fences and the lik e - a r e a p a rt of
codfish scallop and—”
“I huln't, neither,’’ countered Let
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prosper when the producers are go R. W Price o f Portland to the vacuo
likburg Bulletin.
" It would make stuffing,1 ra f ,B
tie shortly, "and I ’m twice as old «-
the real estate, and Oregon a u th o r­
mg broke.
Their success depends on cies
I. N. Fleishner of Portland is you—mebbe more." W» haJts't Bore Orick eagerly.
Now
let
some
"scientist,”
wearing
itie s c o n c u r—e x c e p tin g —
the prosperity o f the surrounding the only holdover member.
o f tta had a Christmas.’’
In soc e families It would, Urink
bet we don’t have nothing to stuff-2
A hom esteader's iin p ro v e m e rts , goggles and w ith a dozen litte rs after lountry, not on the profits o f the
“ Yes, I had one," admitted Crluk
proud of th# fact and A t regretful t<l e rce ft ourselves. But 'bout Christ-
They are realizing that
• u t il he obtains title , belong, w ith his name, tel! us ju s t how many thou broker.
hey must also co-operate w it!; the
detract from t he record of woe
I B in - T 'tb o o fb t we’d piny games »g,j
•ands
o
f
years
th
a
t
iron
spear
point
the la n d , to the U n ite d States g o t
tel! stories end tegrh Filibuster R
was
with
Penile
test
year,
and
we
farmers
fo
r
th
e
ir
own
interests.
haa been in th * ground.
Then « i ’l l
>
A V V
e m in e n t and are u o ta x a b le by the
bad a pretty good time, but there new »rick and pop some corn, y-»,,
h y su CY
ffe r ! fro m
wasn’t no tree. ?e»ms e t if,” he tee, we’d bate so awful busy day,
The P o rtla n d cham ber of co m ­
state. B a t Oregon encourages set know a»- much about it^ e s we do
headache?
Just chuck fu ll cf pleasure.”
edded, with a sidelong glance at I.et
tie rs by a epsoial s ta tu te d e e la r. i.bout other alleged evidences o f pre merce ie t a i l i n g $800,000 to be-
H ave y o u r ey es
Thad scrambled to fils feet and , D.
tie, “ seems as If now there's three of
voted
to
three
objects
.
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D
evel­
Indian
and
prehistoric
races
in
this
in g those im p ro ve m e n ts personal
us, we’d oughter'have a tree.” He propefied her with ge.'t.eraflon. “ W«
e x a m in e d
o p m e n t e l a m a rk e tin g p la n w hich
country.
'
How
many
o
f
our
rca
d
:r
want a tree, Fecr'e. A ll o? ug want»
had the grdhtest faith in l e t ! » hsv-
p ro p e rty and ta x a b le by tb s state
w ill b rin g to the fa im e r a I trg e r
!ng seen her put through more than
u n til t itle paetes to the se ttle r, remember th t C a rd iff giant ?
p ro p o rtio n o f th e u ltim a te value
"Mestl to u r sw-eet h e a rt!” ?frs
on* (Chama that gave llttla ’preac!aa i
Optometrist, with
nf his p ro d u c ts . (2 ) a id in g in th e
when lo t they re tn m to tb e ir s ta tu *
Penfield caught him into her trifia ¡¡nd
of «ueaasa.
Bee owners in this v ic in ity have re
as real estate ! H ig h legal a u th o r Iceived notice o f the assessment o ' a e lile rn e n t of th e state's id le lauds:
F M F rench a sons
Axd Immediately the caught the 1st i kisted Rim t then set him down «gam
( 8 / a d v e rtis in g o u r scenic a ttro c
D.’ew, children, 1 11 tell you how ’t?«
evitable connection between three
Itiea have assured s e ttle rs th a t the I dollar tax on each hive.
This is in i tious.
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children and the- spreading branches 1 •bput a tree. This year we got a heap
s ta tu te could be tipsat. b u t i t w ould accordance w ith a new law ju s t go ng
Albany, Oregon
of a fir. She shook her black curls of things to boy. A in 't one of vOU
• M t more th a n to pay the Ille g a l ¡in to effect.
So fa r as th is paper can
got a decent shoe, end Grlnk'g got to
violently. "We gotta,” she declared.
learn the lew is not being very f av
have a new suit, or he can’t hold up
“ TesL, we gotta,' echoed Crtnk, with
♦ax.
Ida heed In school. Yes, I know you’d
strengthened hope.
'orably accepted, and ra th e r than sub­
T h e federal c o n s titu tio n eave
More attention must be given in tbe
“ Boys, «e ra fonts,” continued Lat- go without, but you got to renwniber
m it to i t some o f the bee owners are
I.eaves postof- tle vehemently.
th a t the rig h t of citiaene to ca rry in tim a tin g th a t they w ill destroy future to the economics of agricul­
that Cbrietmas Is only one day, and life
--------------fice corner iu
‘‘Yes, we’re gnnfa," chlrrnpOd Crlnk. la three Iittndred and sixty-flve of ’em
arm a fo r p ro te c tio n o f (h e ir free what hives they have.— H arrisburg ture and to better marketing methods,
without lessening efforts to promote
“ We’re gonta,” piped Thud Joyously. a year. Besides, we’U have the best
Bulletin.
¿ ¡S a a S u S ? ”
dom a b a ll never be in frin g e d ,
efficient production. It Is declared by
"W hiit's the t«ig plan, children?” in time—”
Many
a
hive
o
f
bees
produces
some
Calls at Shedrl <1 ulred Mrs. Penfield, coming In with
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, In
sane in te rp r e ta tio n of (be K u g lia h
Urink took a turn. “ I think, I’enzle,
honey beyond the needs o f the little a contribution to the Banker-Farmer,
and Tangent
a delicate blouse, freshly ironed, mebhoaf could rustle a tree.”
laogaage w o u ld bold au ord in a n ce
the
bulletin
of
the
American
Bankers
Lv. Brownsville 7:20 a. ni and 5:2« p. ni
workers that does not yield $1 w orth,
which she adjusted on a newspaper
“ My dear, it ain’t the tree; It's the
p ro h ib itin g the c a rry in g of con
Association A gricultural Commission.
Halsey«
7.50
5 50
hanger tied to a iine across the corner things to go on It. And It takes a good
and the Bulletin's intim ation th a t the
Ar.
Albany
8:35
4;33
Under tbe direction of D. H. Otis, the
realed weapon* each an in frin g e
“C h ristm a se xp lo d e d Lettie.
while to save fo r extras."
Returning
tax would be a blow to the honey pro­ commission Is giving particular atten­
“ Oh I”
Mrs. Penfield rested her
M'lth a spring, Lettie stepped up to
lu e n t, fo r tbe proper pfhcc to c a rry
Lv,
Albany
11.00
a.
ni.
and
5:00
p.
m
duction is probably correct.
Did the tion to co operative farm marketing
weight wearily on one foot and gave the front line. "Get away, babies!”
Ai. Halsey
11:45
5:45
» m a ll a rm * is uot (tra p p e d on th e
Brownsville 12:15
sbe conpuanded, with a scornful wave
sugar tru st have a hand in the mak­
*4 5
o u ltid * of one’ s overcoat.
“ When land was advancing rapidly Pare, Halsey to Albany . 75e; to Browns
of her arm. "This is where we get
ing o f Oregon Ia n s ’
We were told
In value the farmer could afford to
ville, 35c
down Co business. Now, Penxle, dar­
In T illa m o o k a few m o u th * ago
that the last legislative session aimed take some of hl* profit In the In­
ling, how much would It cost to get a
• w om an who had reason to fear
creased
value,
of
bis
land.”
aays
Sec­
to lessen the u n fa ir t i x burdens of
tree and ev'rythtng—you know—the
retary Wallace. “ We are past the
ritle n c e c a rrie d a p is to l. Peace
whole shooting match?’’
the farmer«.
period of advancing land values, and,
officer* declared th a t she w ould be
Mrs. Penfield considered.
“ You
If agriculture la to be maintained, It
mean a tree and trim mings ami nic-j.
protected and the a u th o ritie s fo r
moat ba en a basis which w ill yield
ents—”
hade her to c a rry the w eapon. (She
a fair profit one year with another.
"Yes, nod presents fo r ev’rybndy In
So I have been studying the depart­
la id i t aside and whan alone in her
The Custard Cup,” euppletnrntbd Let
ment w it^ a view to atrengthenirg
tie. "E v’pythtng awell—n pig p a rty!”
henna w ta seized hy tw o masked
our economic work.’’
"^"Kv, Lettie, If you was to do it on
men w ho held her and burned her
» N g sca'e like tb nt nn,i ,,BTt pv.,r .
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“ We bar* gotten into tbe habit of
w ith a hot Iron.
thing grand, It’d take—Ijn frnld It’d
looking upon agricultural production
take a dollar.”
A move Ie on foot In h a te the
»a a taered obligation, and so i t Is in
Gravely Lettie rejected upon this
c a rry in g o f p ig ta il p io h ib ite d iu
oca tense, but It is no more sacred or
.uge block of solid finance, ss yet un-
binding them the obligation to market
Oregon. N o th in g w o u ld s u it the
nsjpotiated " I f w e ll raise a dollar,"
crops without waste. If we do cot
she stipulated slowly, “ hnneFt-to-gnod-
h o ld u p men b e lte r. T h e y w ould
do that we might at well not produce
ncss ears It, w ill y0«j allow us how to
Laundry
sent
Tuesdays
them.”
eays
Mr.
Wallace.
go arm ed, law or no la w , aud
finve a big blow-out Chrlsdnas—lota of
TtyeiHg,
C
letniug
and
Prewitig
a a e
know
th a t la w -a b id in g citize n s
presents and fixings—and strings of
He adds: “ It Is the purpose of tb#
»blttgg a!' over the trees—and candles
were at tb e ir m ercy.
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Buraau of Agricultural Economics to
—and a big party?”
Inquire Into everything which afisets
r " (!o that very thing. Lettie,”
marketing s-.d price, with the though;
P o rtla n d voted a big bond ie tie
pro-niied Sirs Pea{!»'d “ But—”
that we must ssrva the agriculture □f
" I t ’s as good its, done," shouted Let-
fo r io p ro v e m e n t of achool f t o l l i -
the nation as thoroughly on the «ce»
th
Oh Peente. T lore you harder »n
nomlc tide as we have served it in
tie» iu accordance w ith a d e fin ite
tbs time.” she flew at Mrs: Pcnfleld,
tb*
past
on
tha
productive
a
i
d
e
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A
b
p la n . Tbe school board »pent the
(trsnated her fo r ( moment- with a
to working our way out of the depres­
tho> otigliuess that was fortunately
m oney w ith o u t much reference
sion, the first responsibility rests
A ll work done promptly and reason
brief, and desbe., through the big door
upon the individual firm e r. If he Is
th e p la n and asked fo r 11,760,000
•nte the driveway, to ventilate tier *x-
to get help he mua* help himself, both
•bly.
Phone
No.
269
m ore fo r fire p io o f b u ild in g « w ill
t’bercnee in the open air.
as an Individual and by Joining with
'A/<nt ? Tree,
Presents, md
.C rtnk followed “ Fay, Lettie,” lie In-
o u t g iv in g roach lig h t on it» p ie r»
other individual« Is co-operative sf
—sod Ev*ryLh!og ”
nutred anxiously, "how roo,going
forts. Tha Government 4a
* under cbll
obli
t
R itu rd a jr the ro ta ra defeated the
I do It J”
gallon to clear away a
children s leek cf trjuU éd rsflec-
p o p e jit io n ; b s a a to -ra c y wiucoe
Phe turned os him dlsdainfu!!-.
which do not give to the i” , ™ . '- : 1,'.’
l h» O re g o n ia n i» r o n t k i:
’ Tn
Lxsdy patience, Crlnk, hiiw do von
divtdually i«a polleetlvely, a fa!)
Half horse pouet.
We went s tree gnd presents anti - f pc- - I.know?”
chance to help themselves The farm
c o n v ie tio n ba« ip r ta d th a t tb » ie
e»'-’ ’ !:!!);;," expla'“ »d Crtnk.
ar la entitled to exactly the aatet
Ha levy
M el! fie returned, in deep dissp-
f o o t e
br o s
£Oh, Qv deargl” Ih e -o r d t WF*-*
ta luoae m anagem ent and »xagger
rlghta
and
the
name
opportunities
7
3°'J folfi her sure, Just ns
HALiav. ORtSON
•te d in c o rp o ra tio n o f n e o -e ttrn
that ars enjoyed hy other citizens
He Is entitled to a square de a l”
I'-oiiv, won't you never grow up,
tia la .”
A Q u estio n T h a t is
» “ Ink? Don t you know tod have to
F a sily Answ ered be -ur. of « thing first, and then you
“ It Is not the ebllgattin of the Gor
H i» g r-tn tl*d K. K K
metubera
he d and do it afterward? 1 to
eminent to fir e the farmer any p rirt
is rvb It teoffcr you! lady friend iu the zi
D ELBERT STA RR
th re a te n (o recall G o ve rn o r Pierce
doing tha sure part now. and prettv
lag»« not glvan to otharw" M t t\ ,i
-a y of refreshment.. Just .b rin g h e r j( » < r 'H
, » a. 0^ . y !lr( r ,,
They v o t'd fo r h im w hen the) F u n e ra l D irecto r an d
contln«)»« ' If I understand the
Ij- lag»
here und treat her to some of our d s li-1 if f
Trust m el*
tclnda
of
tha
fsrmera
of
the
United
wer» nuabla to n o m in a ta th a ir fe l­
ciom ice cream 1 hat the n i l! 'lk a i t
’ ■ itie ’a vnterpriee war
States, they are not asking for ape
rensed K nibalm er
comnRvared
lo w m em ber, C hat lea H a ll, a n il
oes without aiytng. Besides, she w ill by t ji* fa ct t h t t she was w ill is th»
ctal privilege«. AU they ere asking
Ffficivat Service
Motor Hearse
apprei
1« that they naey ba aaauret of aqml
now he i t govetnet h im s e lf and re-
appreciate^our thoughtfnTucss aud gen •hador «f d«bt. She) owed fwaety
I ads Attendant
eppartaaltlae. of open and competi­
-enfg nu ti-e replacing c» I f r ’Wojiptc g
foaea to set aa th a ir ru b b e r sta m p
Brownavtlte..................................Oregon
tive market«, and the r'g h t to ergaa
'dfidoi*-. i t had been a '» ’ o’- ' matter
f t w ill |>e a aad day fo r Oragon
tie and market thetr rredurts col
: accumulate the money to pay for
Uctlvely. aad to have the same acceta
wheu a (eci et lo c ie t y w hteh bo ist»
at
cf impulsive vlc'ence. » s i
to tha nation a money pool , , other
-« -o r ??- a -v-” y!d s!«e be lacking in re-
th a t i t ta a troag where th e law i» W R I G H T «
P O O L E people have. Farmer« cea me»< t o
apec’ for a pane cf glass. Put now to
week rnue th e govern a ie n t. We l.lC S X S tD FVNRRAI. DIRECTOR? •ether, paaa raeoluttona. make epee, h
raiee t dollar—no. n dollar and tn»u-
H
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aa. aad go home feeling better for a
IRRAMON
do not th in k th a t d a y ia near.
<~Pnt-S~ ll" *
In >«*» H l * 1
time; but thia aort of thing a’ «ea
Phone 33
Phon» 15
I h e r e ’s a a u ro c u r e lo r
1 *'» would
»ndles.« prepRration» to
w
ill
not
get
them
very
far.
The
thne
Brant het al
(ífite
, fi«ak« . ar-1 ibo money w ould have to be
has corns when the farmers must
A ppeals fo r p ro te ctio n front n e b
Brownavilte. Thaue 37C15
h u n g e r p i th e
I o hand before the plans could begin.
themselves
organ»*
agriculture
in a
violence have been aent bv K
K Halsey
Thone t » \ Frank K ir k Mgr
1 --be could not allow herself more than
C o n f9 c tio m
thoroughly hesiBetelike v , . a ij.i,
p ry
•brae diva, yr wee apoahlsy. The
member» in 21 New l/m e y
•heir product'*« to the aeedg of
i ' udew ■ii-ney had bees re ’sed hy
Heel s w e e ts a m i ttefi d rin k i
eecntfea: stabilize thair p - - » . \
eountiee to th * governor and oth e r
'«•avy honrs « ’ solid labor:
I. O . G . F .
aad market them efficiently
,
a u tb o ritie »
T h ia is the
picking up wood washing »taps, run-
n t th
condition» agriculturally gad fsd-i’»
f ' /¡ ff e r ê à
l " ! n t .-rend» The „ „
i,# * W n
B e»t c u is in e
i 1’ : reverjg ratio to the intensity of af-
m
.
K f f lc is n t s e r v ic e
o-ts and
»»uged from one cent
’e a s a n t s u r r o u n d in g s
up to a dime per job. The latter h a ï
•'.''** »Ji ¿9 creta:x s i , *;:#
weak? Lawtessnea».
• tea tha ínnpTaouatÁla U n it.
Wight.
aed employ trained men to d#
’-hem what they t i n not da
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.* evident thet these
»gj-ea. ■
x
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