* • “ • • • printed tome rhyme
•cently that was out avafJ
•». eeMuk.a
A coo.
.
the world « will be throagb co-
w».
treat to it ja a couple of ataoaea
________
op«Mtioo. K y e r/ other j 0(j ut,r7 thia weak under the caption “ Feb.
**M rt»ttoM . Il.(» a y ..r la .dvaaoa ” or« a n u *d « o d opposed to the ru ary.”
"
„.¿ V i*” ' • " n« »
rw w«- as
»r
Ï
,,r
«•« «
“ d tor th *ir
--- --------
.q -
**
TiLW I« ' • “ Uy related to poetry.
*“ iacb •• "° d” co»" . ¿ raw r’ ,o t i l ia lo “ *•
i ^ . u “ 0 : r c h ^ ; „ D0Ch‘ r« " ‘'r c o '’- l lh
u n ioû laborer
J«bor.r to L keep
--.
the * union
------- —— '■“eujct,
farm
«I
his
Mr? F * H refu’ M to open bis
bigb, which increase, the 1n ’ " ^
‘ he aubi* ct ° f Teapot
^araarrapha.- | e .
a « v«r‘ lsln g d isg u lsa d „ B. w a
Office hour». 9 to 13 and 2 to 6 race,
•M onday, and Friday forenoon,.
‘
0 1 K g r e a t e s t pr esid en t ?
«*» of bis product to the farmer
‘od
k°
d to keep the farmer’s prod-
tot, which feeds and ciotbea him
° w in price. Much ba. been ae
•otnpli.hed in co-operation by
•rmera in recent years, but not .
■ithe of wbat must come to bring
•bout justice. Glenn C. Have.
1
P ,rh ‘ P« he ha. * giim.
mari
' T ' ng
“* . *daa
* he» he did op
open
it he put bis foot in it.
Every tim e there i . . g0od fal, of
HALSEY STATE BANK
CO-OPERATIVE
SELLING
Halsey, Oregon
By GLENN G. HAYES
C A P IT A L
1. 1124. Wütern N sw ip .p » ualon ,
AND
SU RPLU S
$ 3 5 ,0 0 0
Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited
More Than Million Farmer.
Are Interested
,
the Harrisburg ferry is shut
— ~>aa siv iu MU
1H”r<vTJ i ^ ^ , f re8h fr° “ aB eas,e%n
down on account of high water, as it Weslera
L“* ten,n’ * P 'ODP Of MIdd*« signed np under a five-year contract.
ectera of all three of the men whoa,
the h w t o f ' • « week.
We need «estern larmers how to manage the The American Cotton Growers’ ex
business of farming
change acts as an overhead agency for
that
bridge.
lawyer ;; and notary
namea stand highest in American his
made a study of the .cbiey.
¿ 7 ^ “
the 12 member state associations.
tory.
That trait is patience, a sub « • it s in co-operation and has
, In 1&23 more than 10 per cent of
H alsey , O begon
-
, -
wa, .
-g-^.-.swU MUU m g
tha yearly American wool clip was
, and imperturbable patience. I written
*riUeu a * series
M rle. of article, which
pooled by the growers. Four thousand
In a serial story
story eoon
eoon to
to begin
begin .. ¡ J » » 'H farmer ahould cou.id.r care
shipping associations in the North Cen
the Enterprise,
Enterprise, e
entitled:
-
----
(S .)
fm t,
m y 'haJr« j farmer rose
the
n tity . “In the Day: , Ully. They
a t. being pubJi, be<J
tra) states send 25 per cent of all the
Drifting cloud, of misty gray
_
o f Poor Richard” will be narrated i | ' IQ
° th*
th e K o t,rPri»e.
live stock sold ln the terminal markets.
Second st., opposite Halsey Garage
Than a patch of blue ;
’
h“Te DB f«rmers .11 There are dozens of co-operative mar
number of instances of the working:
w X
■fn,M of th,> dpfP keting associations for the handling of Short orders at all hours Up to 11 p.
A
dauling
gl,mpse
of
sunshine
Teapot Dome is politically impartial
swlmmin h*I,S wheire we do °ur b e«
° f th at patience which carried th'
I ben a shower or two.
t h i m X h C aJ' b" On* ‘0 cooper,- vegetables, poultry, hay, rice and
^
«
h .tn b u tin g it . odorous distinction.
father o f his country through the day
seeds
Recently a national sales
1 marketing associations. Perhat*
Oftentimes your mood. , rt gay
agency for selling fruit and vegetables
^
“J
l'
ln
t
knf,w
o
,
.
,
(fa
f
*
at Valley Forge which would have
Y*t oftener contrary
“ Y’
for the various ■ local and sectional
ettlad themselves comfortably to But spite of auow or wind
s X ^ l Z . ^ 0,6
‘hat can’t
broken down the persistence of an:
associations opened offices ln 141 mar
nd
vatch the dance o f the elephant over
rain,
kets. There are now 14 state-wide
ordinary man.
H - . ? d X oni £ 8T r’ kept a i0 ,t th ,t
I
lore
you, February.
potato exchanges and plans for a na
The characters of
our »"
president
--------
«m em |
th“n
d° nkey’a
tional federation have been drawn up
minmn s " De.r Wa* r i,h t More than a One-sixth of the 5,000,000 pounds of
b -ve varied all the way
from the
J .
*!" * C,VOrt
*•
- - r «rum
in
io k ” „
r.
fanu’T8 have lea™ d
rice produced annually in the United
Placid
All work done|protnp,ly and reason
.
----- — had
vs yruuaea
Placid calmness
calmness of
of Washington,
Washington, Lin
Lin
bumblebee
prodded
ih . men
n,?» ’iK
i" are
deep
They
the
who
m a ’ k *'«••
r n ^ ’0
” 3' are 2 State«
? “* * 1«
g mari«’ted'
marketed co-operatively,
co-operatively.
coin and Wilson to the hair-triggc | L " ‘ , ,tdeVeUoped ‘hat Doheney,
atlv. Phone N a 269
marketing the greatest
7
n h\ Pait year
Iald Dy
by jen
ten “ **-
«gs-aa. *w a lUiU
|- h o furnished the greater part of the
(O. R Walker)
ration In the woriV
Org
' lion
" hens ln
ln a a dozen
',0I,‘n states were pooled
energy of Andrew Jackson and Theo
J b‘ E ,ll’ rprise rhyme machine
Last year 85 per rest nt rh- u
for market.
market Last year Pacific c coast
-an to Fall, j, a democrat, that he
d o r , R 0o . . y . | t> B u t the br.fhtM t
P ..has a picture on the screen
fruit produced lT t h T u n U ^ W rX * P°" trjn,eB 8ent - ’ -000 carloads or
P“'d
McAd°o,
the
democratic
hope
'Rht. bay, been the most patient
Of atcaod.1 that was seen
80 per cent of the dried fruit on 7
*7 ** ,688S throuih the co-operative
or the presidential campaign. , quar.
thre^fourth.
o l t c fruit,
o “' ^ nearly
^
ChBn.n! L
r«*’
Washington, Lincoln and Wilson plan
t h
r e o e / X - ^ ane<l
In the senate room in Wash- of
the . 7 7 o f . the tnbacco, one-half
«r of a million dollars, .„ d that
Large
Sums
for Advertising.
ned deliberately, carefully, patiently
logton.
o f the i. k a“ d b“tter- 10 Per cent
Along with the expert salesmen the Efficient Service.
Motor Hear(
■regory, also a democrat, named by T h . subject is the Teapot Dome,
•nd when they struck there w a. g i g .n
cotton «0° Bt0Ck’ 15 M r CeBt ot the
farmer is hiring expert advertising
Lady
Attendant
-o h d g e t o prosecute oil frauds, b on And score. pOor F all, .n d Fall U w e Per ***” of the nut8 “ d men to handle great sales campaigns
tic Power in their blow. ’’Beware thl
B ro w n ,v ile..................................Orejto
f X
~ ’ WO<”
as to sell producer-brands of raisins and
be Doheney pay roll too.
_
I
»lone.
ekd^'he
s t a I,rodU('t«
b l e s trav
anger of a patient man.”
eled the co-operative road to market. oranges and butter and ice cream and
Ton,? ° ur minds b,gin ,o
Each of these men lived up to th,
p o m ,r e o - o of f O n b u i ° . l
do the senate room in Washing-
prunes. Producers are standardizing
w . L. W R IG H T
California Loads.
opportunities o f h i. day
W. fie|(
tea.
® c o P X t r no7 p,ght ^ a‘ b «‘, ob « i their products and advertising their
Mortician & Funeral Director
brands
both
nationally
and
interna
o f action.
fed en H oi
" <’han*w‘ and 175 state
.
Halsey and Harrisburg
" ’B’ i * ' * *’
near
I W h im ’ 1 n’ f/ r' othe« just as bad, federations. Territorial groups num tionally. in one year, 1922, four of the
Washington .erred 18 co,oni#
C all D. T aylor , Halsey, or
co-operative
organizations
alone
spent
He and his w ife and five Who II roll their eyes and Jeok so
U 2’ " h ‘'e local marketing over four million dollars on advertis
VV. L. W right , Harrisburg
,
a ^ P olatlon of three million,
bildren constitute
ti
‘
d.
ovr-r 12
000 Call
f ««"elation,
X ’ 1° 7 total
tOtal #Ter
12.000.
Call-
( »“ ftu,
ing.
Two
and
one-half
million
was
•egely
im
m igrants-
Lincoln
—
—
.......g
ra n ts,
Lincoln serve,
serve, I vhlch f
. ,
f ”* orcheJtra I And »°n>e, perhaps w ill aet
•.
forn,a leada
other stalea
states '»
m ‘he
the vol-
vol spent by the Sun Maid raisin growers.
Other
• k . » . « w w
o ,. “ z
t ' r .
m" f c , h «
,
» •'
x
- " « » „ - 6 ™ .r .;;,5 hx
During the past nine years over seven
Piled territory.
WiI, 0„ Was reco
and a half million dollars have been
.
.
----- - r .„Km.. Ask-
d ’ h,a b° l,a uaed tobacco, Mr. Davis
too
8pA nt ®dcer“ slng Sun Maid raisins. I can make both FARM and C I1
B‘- d , . t his zenith, a . the greate.
The California Fruit Growers’ ex
” "*d ’
“ »>• * » • . h . , „
L O A N S at a very row rate of ¡„teie
i
ne
dried
fruit
Industrie,
have
the
Ptrchanco
">«n not only |„ the nio, t powerfuJ q
o n o ’a
change, representing the citrus grow-
Iiwti
__
From 5 to 10 years. Write me for p
» • ‘Ion. but in all the world, and op
8tate “PPropriated over
G. w
»tssi.isx» f0r advertising in 1922. The trculars.
pressed peoples o f aU countries wen
appropriation
for
1923
slightly
ex
I l i k
«L.
'»u
n
in
os
wen
ionie.”
There
t-
’.u
_____
4*0 Orfgon Bld
i n g to him as , 0 . Mosm whe| | )f k w .
* “ *• whole secret
ceeded this amount. The prune ‘grow
co- ers of California spent »400,000 telling
. r„„. „
- —
fin a l
I °Per®tlvel.r.
HALSEY
I»« almost superhuman effo rt. f0
b° y ’ «saw
and irfrt»
K ng wrong.
Make home the I B u t w hen, in tim e ih u
k
I raniJ<7 <,| b^’ t flmon* t,,e farmers’ or- the story of Sunsweet prunes. The
mankind overtaxed hi. physical p„w
Dairymen's
league
of
Utica,
N
Y
ap
nost attractive p i.ee for them
1,
cr» b
ors and laid him low.
propriated »500,000 |„ „ year for ad-
.1 . H X ‘r face. . Io,e the,r b,ush I L e e
: J he. South and X
Eust. ^
Tak-
■ortland’s curfew ordinance could “ I A „ .l a'
v P~duc“i. r“W 8Dd awnl'««Pl* “ Ilk
Impartially a„ three o{
Cash paid for
■nforced in every town much future f
duwn a » d "Ur the mush 7 7 * ™ “ 227* * «rower*
Seventy
• uaed, v i l i f y and 1<mRoone<j
« ,,
*IW
oeventy
I‘ l»n'l easy to grasp the proportions
voe would be forestalled
10 “ ]* ’ l‘n a ‘a 7 °« “' •» " ’a sh in g 1 rwr
‘ W
M» T7
a
tobacco used in
Jri ^ ,0U/ ’ d - ’ f ‘ n«Hnf . .„ .H J n g
the r nlted States w a , handled through of the co-operative movement. In a
m
lgton.
*
short decade these great corporations
co ' . honi they » ‘ientljr ignored
this m-esT’01’ 11^ ” <,nr,n* 1928’ A"
The
that th, Q uakeri#re h#nd
w h ^ t ^ r v 0' thP , e "°'V *old <’f
Ion
n W° rk ° f t°bacco ''rraniza- »heat fields, from the orange and
SECOND
SECOND-HAND
oming ages their name« will oc
i i « ,,twob^ r . dOne
I -
-
«
t
h
e
r
e
n
e
,
fund,
sent
to
save
the
'emon and prune orchards of the Wes,,
onpy the highest pedestal, „f f , me.
of a standard
_
make, in good
o Gar- an children. promi. ing tu
A m e r e n ’ the *fc,J-d bMt nnt.nlzed from the Southern fields of tobacco
cotton—corporations whose mem
* " « H expense of administration
EXPLODED castle theory .
davenport
e c tAr^ rl^ n comrnodtty Is the nut Indus- and
bers are the tillers of the field X
,-on
,
90
P*r
cent
of
the
Ameri-
n T k t - h d‘n< ‘ r‘ n8port- t idB. buUd-
fhe orchards whose billion
MUSIC HOUSE
nut,"and"™ M ’ ,’r C*“t ° f th# wa|- doi7’P,T
Prohibition
enforcement officer, ”« kitchens, etc., guarantees that
dollar business Is managed by experts
s and 50 per cent of the Jumbo j
ALBANY
made search for illicit , iquor 0„ , h<
very cent contributed will go direct I
p?anu‘a arp handled through the
in another ten years the American
farmers’ marketing .r e l a t i o n s
trangth o f w arrant, sworn out on in
o ‘he «oup „ ne, where cWWiwb
t^ W O rid 1’ Tbthe merChan‘ PrlB-
a
’
Z
i
r
’
,8
''‘
*nd
at«te
dairy
groups
formation and belief.
Optometrist, with
brou«fh‘ and fed daily. - Food -
tne world. The seturlty back of hi.
",arketl.lg one-fourth of the mllllon-dollar
enterprise, will he the
They found what they were ,f t e ,
F-
M.
F rench & sons
Tag
Ti»-,“
h
8“d
b“,ter
”
'pp,v
D"r
“f , “" ““thentic report,
not j / .
,*at lowest rate of interest
ng Jt*..3 there were nearly 200 co- andP°.h ° f eV*ry maB wh0 t111" ‘h* -’•oil
and arrested the ,.w violator. . weal.
ched to hom e, excepting in ex-
J
E
W
E
L E R S - O P T IC IA N S
Prompt Mrvice. Courteous treat meat. I ?«’ o c'l* m*Ik rr* rk*'MnR Hssoctatlona. s t r L h Z Pn>dUCe ° f every "ere that'
> Portland man named Labbe
I ' Wk) C<>'operat|r r creameries and over t X n X ’ ah 88 the p,alns ' h,,t “* b*'
cases, and then only under , trict
Albany, Oregon
<
Bam. Room 5, U fa, Saving, B ,nk P l T . rn-°Per,,fh-* cheese factories
On ‘he strength of . claim that ‘the ’upervision."
A^ last t ie 7
8Dd 1,aclflc OfeaB’
the farmer has perfected «
i X ,
" nd<‘r way for ‘he iM ^ h last
bnflning. Albany
lc h n’e,h0<1 ° f C° ,leCtlc* i l l
r i X X J X the'" ta’ Ued On~ Æ
dalrv s»i ° f " na,lt,Bal co-operative
Last week ex-S ecret.ry Fall de-
ground, the case was dismissed.
SPECIAL
- r ^ t X T ^ h i ' X » 8
T ? *t n C r
hand,c the busl- -
T h ,~ , d
d e v < iw
tlX f ’
th'' C<W‘peratl v« sssocla-
/
‘h<‘ he waa " ady. • • soon
through Ws
.
‘
“ - W h o f »M ch , h, i
hysically .b le , to tell the in v e .tig .t-
h.X'lC Wh*"t »“•«*•«■« machine has
B E e -p .
wr
!* “ •
fou7 in?"«
* ’ ’ ,art’ Tpt. between
»« committee all he knew .b ou t Tea
Purpose, . t o . nBln|tprlcei
I h e st ,
"""t o f th* nation ,
■ ut no more was done about - ‘ Dome .n d h i. ^ „ ¡ , ition of
d. rlnt tk
dl',d hv c*-oP*r»tlvc
e iH «TA L K
— t H a v i n g recovered, he sa y ,
s r ^ tw z*’ P- " ‘ "e"*<ln’ Tnday ‘here
C L. F A L K JR .
O n e trait ia n o ta b le in the cba-
A
Amor A. TussingJ
February
Dad's and Mani’s Restaura
... - I
Square Meal, 50<
I
F. M . G R A Y ,
DRAYM AN
In the Senate Room
I ,.M ’
DELBERT ST A R R
Funeral Director and L
censed Embalmer
" °LSU
Ch
L
farm loans
I
1
team and Produce Statioi
lh,‘ ot' “»r
Cream, poui(ry> E w Vm
& Hides,
H . SHO O K
PIANO
Whv, suffer from i
headache?
Have your eyes
examined
XT
$155
s ’ t . F rench
farm loans
fresh and Cured Meats
Baby Chick Boxes
100 size $4 a doz. $30 pr. 100
50 “
*
“ n0‘ s , y ‘ word.
3
“
28
d ‘hat the age-old doctrine that ”,
come to that conclusion earlier he
" -•n s house i. h i, castle” |. so fal
facing
.. m
M y o 0, f w
®b« o le t. t h . t
otl.
“ 80 fa‘ would
' U,a not be
'* fa«
-’iBK aa
many
hi. .
'•w . by m .k ’ng ór u s L d i ’ ,
P "
8t» ‘— “ - he is.
w
In <k .
b -
8 ng H
'H IIVI
>C2t liquors,! ’ unietimes a lie is a k .i» <
I"
that c castle
i l , with
- h r P in
vrvui
In that
with impunity.
imnunitv
I I h b“»
,,» ____
fn ‘'
’’“ble.
more often It I.
.w fu l trap.
? f FOb « i n#e „ h lwr 2
Then a report w a. circulated that
The
w et, In K
Washington
state have
have
•Mri'h o f private n ' UnW' ,ra,J‘*d
.
T
i n g t o n state
private premises would be I b**" "»«king ch-
. v
continued. The stat*m. .
I .n t
a«aln«t the dry
«Utement w I . . f . i M.
nforrement
but O k a , ................{«IM.
vr,,,rnt
officers o fficer, .„ d seeking their
« ..
K e,F
new
* »t«
tS effect.
Senaa* ’nal | I Jiarharaw
'‘»charge.
p^tty
ffood evidence
newspapers »nt
__. . . . .
. l . ..
so T h
'*r. !hat the o ff"*ra w er.
v ir i
h ,h -t the ^ ' - n o r f.vored
•om ethint.
An Investigation was
He did«’
' UW ‘° ’ niOrC#
,aw W d . n d t h . . , . ^ wh„ have offend
7 7 ^ * up on ,heir hipd
Barber shop ?? Baths
If h . had
twelve
twelve
th e .
T ex
i e ,i
n R ;0 N
t w
x, a jhell frame
accompiuhin7lthe
inn er rim
rim.
tne inner
*•* Ot ‘heM « “ le , w . s f ‘° " / Wea,‘h’ bu‘ H* Performance of
|w crtI,w M ,e deeds.
^ m . pw r J
,
kwi nir’
The «b.ory tb . t yon may mak.
‘he n-°rld
I**" greater ,uc
m o o n sh tn . Or d o m o rd a , ,□ , OUr '* « ••. than the riche«.
Christ w a . .
•">«•* -n d dafy , h . ! . . hee. Us/ lt° “ ;
greater success ,h .„ Cro.su,. Lincoln
wo
Jour c a sti. I, obsolete,
i f th< fourti han Aloaander the Great, Edison than o P «om ,,r,.u Manufacturing Op„
Albany, Oregon
"uNtaen, ^
Bc- of
J«y Gould.
OtOn^
a - - Hable ,o the
H-'-elopments t Z u t T i i i d Milton A
law».
, ,
to the
l/«veiupm«nU to date lead Win
a
------ fr™ h ,,ci,!*a e g g ,
Meade & Albrc
ft
Baby
* ■
Ä
-
f e r
I the rope».
chicks
S hafch.
L .’-’*»*’
Rar,r 7
lfle;
I
j - w . S T E P H E N S O N . Prop
Wr.
*b>*.
<>n'
, n - i
w it/,
s
7
‘ subdued.
UMUed
Ä
First-Class Work
,h e cnn* , " d a ‘'nn o f „11
G i v e t u Y ^ r ^ 80*
■’'» ^ " P o r t l a n d
l ’,'Onc S e l l e r i 1757A N D
'• n ’t . better frame made!
t h e « ,r r * " # ‘ime
En* ,#Bd * h«n
s t ^ t b ' ? ^ 8* ^
Ma,n
• « were
c . s , le.
a „ in i,
bB king . nd muth taw brm inir
Street the fact I. e m p h a s is , hat
" *nd ° “‘ Ot
In
course
,,f
«ncees.
not ""«n
mean th
th . . accumula-
accumula-
Ot them.
1„ rour>, o f I " ™
° does
'* a •»«
e
.
,,nd
T or» ,n ‘aa‘l<’«« Into one unit
nnde r the direction of the National
7 at '-rowers’ Advlaory committee
» , every grain section of the coun-
n m e ™ 1 r v’n J 're. ,he l0Cal ,arm*r*- elevator
x-mpenles. some 5.218 of them In sit
T hese elevator, have a membership
th' t * 0“ * « * * » remain on the Job.
, .-
. “ rt<>Bal «rganlzatlons and
r |j n , gn>
m n~.
y
s
r
hatch**1
n
u v * k7 J” ‘he
««
r.V
"™ « ch a n g e marketed 88 per cent nf
..„.a wi me «rate
« a t . and . a
group of other co-operstive» handled
between 10 and 15 per cent o f -he
crop In Florid. 4n p. r
of the
cltrua crop was marketed through sn
association of growers. Fully 8.5 per
cent of the citrus crop |B thé United
States goes to market through a pool
Fruit Alto Handled.
Fresh fruit ssaocistlons Include
more than 4"o separate local units and
shoot a dozen larger organization,
th*Be ^
nt G.Hfnnila s
deHdnoue frulte are sold by the Call
fonda Fruit exchange alone
stxtv
(Ire per cent of the peach crop Ig m .
state of Georgia travels the eo-opera
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Dregnn. one-fourth of N»w York’s
grapes. 3fi. per cent of C nllfom l.’s
P « « and s good share of it , berries
nan filed ctvoparatirely.
The pest year , 2 pev - « t « th,
cotton crop was marketed through the
cotton po,M* In Texes, where 25 per
cent of the nation a crop te grown. 12
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