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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1924)
FAGF 2 HALSEY BNTEKFKJSS I A U X T INTEKPKZSZ #•» owMeaw»« aweey 1 •» Wm. ■ avaicKLI (tan» riz, *«. . |L (ti a year la sdranea A 4 »»run ng Za. an iiu.li ; no diecoun l i a x or • pace ; no charge l«r cow «MittuD o r ' laagea ta "FalS-fui Fara<rapba.** (e a llaa • • advertia og 4ia«uiM<) aa a e « a iur T e Advertiser» to jijr received before 7 oeeday i t ta tim e for good poaitiuo. Wedseaday I Jateaad 7 hu r*d*y'e mail ia too late O ftee lionra, 9 to 13 and 2 to 6 except Mondar» and Friday forennooa. T H E IN C O M E T A X C. C. Cbaptuao of the Oregon Vo'er, which gat over 11300 for opposing the inooie tax in tha ref aren't urn at which it wae confirmed baa written a letter to M r. P.J- initer in reply to the latter’« open letter Io Chapman, rrcettly put. Jiehed in the KtXerp'iao. He sug gesta that we publieh bit letter, in which he invitee Palmiter 1» corse to hie office and inapect a terrifying lilt of enterpnaea that the income tax ie driving oat of Oregon. 'self. Mayor Cobh. M AY « M i Bake.' and K K. McNary bee an Influential standing in tho uatiofrai legists ture which a new mas would lack he haa a clear record os probibi- tion, which ia the paramount do mestic issue as long aa there ia a aontidertblo effort to defy or re lax the lew, and he has been act ive in the interest of Oregon. H e fell down before the party whip, as many other« did, and yoted against eur entrance into it, aftei □e bed Tinted this state and found the prevailing sebtimeot to favoi the league. He also voted foi Newberry when party interval» lemanded it, though the latter did aot waste much time in retiring nto obscurity after he bad paid for bis coat of whitewash by voting against the league. Baiter, too, ia conceded to be sound on prohibition. Hie plat form in general is of the goody {oody sort and he ie understood to oava the backing of the K K K Kubii s pratform, like hit name, auggeets the K , K . K. and ta p nothing about prohibition. Wa do not know why that list ia not puhliahed or included in lh< letter to Palmiter. Perhape it i delicate and would not etand lb< light of day. Wa ara willing t< publish it or even Mr. Chapman’» letter without it, at our regular ad artiaing price. 20 cent« an inch. While on thia «object we quote a few paragraphs from last week’i itaue of the Oregon Weekly Indus trial Review, by K. Hofer A Sone, Salem : HALSEY STATE BANK A m erican E ag le Halsey, Oregon Fire Insurance Co. C A P IT A L Hay is worth ju st as much in storage as you might get for it in case of lire. Th i i American Eagle Eire Insurance company 'will pay von ^0% of the cash value in case of loss by fire. A N D SURPLUS $35,000 Commercial and Savings account! So betted flc for increased facilities, furnish the The alumni of the University are reasons for the gift campaign taking the lead in tha campaign After Thia campaign was inaugurated a they have completed their share of the year ago. but it has only recently be work and the fund, a similar driv« to come fully organtced and begun to at thairs is to be made among the cttl- tain real headway Tha first big effort xens of Oregon generally .Through the of the campaign is that to be made by alumni drive it la expected that the the alumni from May 9 to May JO scope and pnrpoha of the plan w ill be- W ith the *1.000,000 which the alumni ' come familiar to the public generally, — — — — — — — propose to raise it ia intenued to pro so that th* progress of the state-wide vide a new library, a gymnasium and a campaign to come later will be facili splendid memorial court. Citizens of tated Efforts alao are being made to Eugene in a mass meeting held re enlist tha contributions of persons of cently have pledged themselves to pro means everywhere who have special way counnnnicate with Ensign L t» of the Salvation A rm y at the vide *600,000 for a splendid auditorium reason* for interest In the University W hite Shield liuuie %5 M ayfair avenue, Portland, Oregon. to be built on the University campus, | of Oregon. big enough to accommodate from *,000 ^fihe "kick-off” of the alumni inten to 5,000 students. A t present It is not sive campaign on May * ta to take the •ewwewweewewewwwweeswwsewwweww»«— — — — — Itostible to hold an assembly of all stu form of drive dinner«. Wherever there dents indoors, because there is no is a group organised for the campaign, building at the University which will in Oregon and out, that group will get accommodate the 2,400 students now in together at table on the evening pf No One W ill Refuse attendance The current student body May * and launch the drive. a diin of Clark e ice cream. Ite has pledged as its contribution to the delicious flavor, so pleading to the gift campaign the funds necessary to There were three murders supply a building for the Students' palate, appeals to everyone’ s Union. and nine suicides in Portland in C. P. STAFFORD, Agent F Any Girl in Trouble Milton A . M iller, a native of April. tn«te, young or old. If you doubt hie county, is llie democratic can this try some yourself. Oue trial didate for the senatorehip with will convince you and you rurely prospects wbieh look the best at will acquire a liking fur it. Sold this writing. H a platform la sound by the pint, quart or gallon ar.d on prohibition, the league and in bricks to take home. o n g r e ss, other live issues and he has a long and favorable public record. W ill R- King, George A. Mansfield and W. H . Strayer are alao cai.di. to euppert for the party nomina . Sunday night a t arty of 22 high datea, and a report comes f.om tchool senior* from Yreka look a t i n for assnisr. • ^ fp u th ta n f o r ff io n o /n in a tio n Portland of a plot to pool the op receiving outfit into the Oregon poeition to M iller at the last min A1 Smith, New Y o rk’s booze caves 33CO feet from the mouth A native son of Oregon who ii Portland — »1,000,000 12-etory ule and nominate Goorge Cham, CLEAN, and 1600 feet under ground and candidate, thinks be can beat womeu'i apparel chain «tore to he berlaiu. We give it no creder.ce. C APABLE, there heard Oifen’s orchestra at Such trickery it nut ee easy in the McAdoo for (he democratic presi o J experienced , Portia ud to have »100,000 silk pr,marie« as it was in boes-iuled N «ntisl nomination. He would be Portland uud heard from other R ead hie record of eucceis- F A IT H F U L , ribbon factory. coast cities. Perhape there was fu l servide, steady achievement, in. SUCCESSFUL Portland building permits for conventions, and with the prtrent easier to beat than McAdoo. Any nothing but natural lawa involved creasing usefulness and wise statesmanship in voters’ pamphlet. prohibition sentiment George could rummy would be And McAdoo four inonthe total »10,000,180. (Paid adv.,by Ronald C. Glover) when the rich man, in torment, Aatoria building permits for not beet . „pubiiesn c an d id ... could not be , |ecUd ¡, hi, conversed with “ Abraham afar April totaled »260,000 io a republican rouitituency * 3 he I . , , Port Orfoid —White cedar campa used to do. He won’t try. hS‘1 * ' h° W ° ‘ herwlM’ b* c#u« ' o f f . ” expeat to cut »16,000,000 feet thia W C. Hawley, republican CBn P boui 1’ the ablest man prominent year. We called the Corvallie Inde didate for nomination to succeed I ln lb ,t P’ rtT- his ability led “ big Baker —Durkee Gold Minagcom pendent the Courier la»t week pany organizes with capital clock himself in coDgre»», is one of the I *,,tsre«ts ’ to employ him sines he Tha Courier will pTobaqly never of $¡»00,000.. most popular men now in pub-1 ,e^ office, aud such employment find it out and tha Independent ia J Aatoria — Apartment honae to go lie life. By attention to »mall Pr*judioee many votsrs As things young and vigorous and will out. up at firs t and Bond atreeta. things be has made personal | Coolidge liar a walkover, I-akaview— Philadelphia concern m S ARTICLE which w e publish today gets grow it. plana big aawmill near hare. forth some of the main facta regarding the progress friends of thousands of his con- Portland — Hazelwood Confec constituents, at the same time ac- of the University of Oregon gift campaign. It is a When the busy B’a swarm you will want a tionery and Restaurant company worthy movement, well deserving of the support of every oomplishiag big things, especially erects building at coat of J1G0,- ready for them. We have man and woman who believes in the University of Ore in national finance. He is rank 000. them in stock. Also gon and who favors giving the rising generation of boys Coos Bay— Work begins on new ihg member of the most import shingle mill. and girls their maximum chance in the world through the ant committee of the bouse, that Corvallis— Benton Planing M ill on ways and meaos. His etate- equipment of higher education. A Re ready. Take the stitch in time and Supply company, a naw con. The University of Oregon has in recent years been n ie n t in the voters' pamphlet con corn. faced with a serious problem. Its attendance has been Here you gain the adrautage of our ability to boy in large Astoria— »60,000 contract let for tain* many good pointe hut no growing faster than have its facilities or its maintenance reference to prohibition. There two new building* quantities funds In 191 3-14 there were 732 students enrolled. To- are many rotera of both sexes thia Thera is a lot more 1« the list, year who will not vote fur any 2sn n h eu /^ v l or th year the total wil reach I the liefer» publish a new one 2500. Withm the ten-year period just past the enroll candidate who is not unequivocally every week. ment in Oregon s high schools has almost trebled. Ten pledged to strict prohibition. Now, Mr. Chapman, trot out times as many high school graduates are going to higher Peter Z ’mmerman is Hawley'» sonic of your tax dodgers and let institutions of learning as were going ten years ago. On opponent for the nominationr. u i see what they look like. basts of «11 this it may be confidently predicted that at His statement in (be pamphlet We sometimes hear ol a he by I Financing the U. Of 0. Perhape when they learu how tendance at the University of Oregon will double again starts out with approval of pro- aw allowing a pin or the like, ' herd it ie to escape taxation ia within the next five years. B The campaign Inaugurated in behalf other state« they will come I aek ti bibition and the surtax, with but for his age and w eig h t D eputy » » ,n i 92?uthe nniVe; i , ty Oregon r e i v e d from the which the Enterprise concurs, but District Attorney Leon W. behr- of the University of Oregon to obtain Oregon and I eat the income tax ts.000.000 in (lve years through gifts t k $ 8 °6 .497. In 1924 it will re t y rendering snrvice at eo low a he spoils the good impression by man of Portland made a record haa reached the active stage of its ceive $848,820. Thus the income from the state in four price that they will have no over- spouting I. W. W . dishwater Saturday when he gulpad down a progress On May 9 there will be in years has increased 5 per cent. Attendance in that four «bout the people being enslaved by pin and then went to a hospital. i nugurated by the University alumni, awolien income to be taxed. years has increased 39 per cent, eight times as fast Ob- who have taken upon themselvee the ■ .1 » Quit knocking Oregon end tell capital and demanda recognition by task of raising *1.000,000 of the sched of°aU839 “J r tCCnt ‘nCreaSe in inj ° me w i” not take “ re The senate investigations thus of the opportunities for honestly thia government of the preen t uled *5,000.000 as their share, a three of a 39 per cent increase in attendance. The University for have cort »»25,000 and haven’t weeks' Intensive drive. Former atu- getting a slice of thia ” uncut mat- giverument of Russia, the moat must increase its mcome. Oregon ie tax-burdened / I dents of the University everywhere, resulted in ic y conviction«, hut • It.” You may not gat $13(0 lor tyrannical, pi'.i esely cruel, bloo I ready, and the Un.vere.ty does not desire to go to the tax- they have kept eevural senators the world over, are to participate thirsty aud treacherous on earth g'tting licked at tha polls, a* Neceaeity ia the apur which Is driv payersfor a larger millage tax. Hence the gift campa,'™ I'or »her fl, republican» ean out of other mischief. B<»> I s, ing the University of Oregon gift cam a» you did Lelore, but the shirkers they have furnished us with »826,. palga. Attendance at the University la raise SSOoS 0 0 0 ® fi* Campaign U n iv e rs ity hopes to will not complain that lhay bough) ohooee btleeed Richards, present increasing ao fast that It Is outgrowing 000 worth of entertainment. ueumbent, efficient by jerk» ar increased m o ««y w ill be ex you cheap and did not g< t (heir the facilities. Attendance within the pended for new l buildings ye and facilities A . Tuompion, long at the public crib money'a worth. past four years has Increased 3V per T in Harpoon ia a naw PortLnd I m .e r s ity alumni have undertaken t raise $1 OOC Dnn •e»aiwi»g on prehihition enforce '-ent. During the same period the Uni for three principal buildings. TTe current s t u d e n t monthly. It announces tlm t it versity's income from the state has in ment and liksly to win through T H E L IN K U P w ill expose g raft w ith o u t staging creased but * per cent All of the Uni will finance another budding, the Student-Union ChF general apathy and the support of veralty'a buildings are crowded Some a senatorial investigation,” It zens of Eugene have undertaken to raise $500.000 for a The candidate« are lined up for a certaiu elem ental All any, and of them are over-crowded Not only Is lover f'-.e Kuklux as the e’evil love« the attendance growing, but the rate University auditorium. Thus a very substan G.1 ui next week's pifhiaries aud it's lira« Chandler. Tha latter will get mng has been made. A little later ^ in t e n s iv e r . for voter« to Lecoma settle I it good vote among those who know holy water and a ty ln May >r Bal er of increase In the attendance Is grow. Ing. These facts and the further one the candidate of the Knight« > f is to ramify. The whole public will be asked t« tbeir tninde as to the merits and him beat and if he loses it will be that the University prefers not to ask pate. It is a worthy cause ked t0 partlCT' qualifiealione ol the respective as b usure he lias failed toetiraro uid the D irty Sheet sod Slit Pi'.i, w appropriations from the over taxed pub Case." pirants for party nominations. L mough making acquaintances. thia contest those of us who d< For district Attorney I. H What are you going to do about that car? not belong to any party entitled (< Van Winkle (no relation to Rip reereeeutatioti on the ballot bay« Don t wait till thg spring rueli Have it ready for spring but wide awake), a Haleey hoy aa voice hat free speech. We may tripe when you need it the moe». »nd present incumbent, and R. B discuss them but we may not vol. Kuvkandail, horn ¡n Eugene, seek Our «hop equipmeut ie among (he best, which enables us to in the primaries. The partite will he republican nomination. We Flak and Gatea rire» do your job the way it should he done. All kind, of acceaaones nominate, and sometime, w . m .y , know , 0 l;bjpcljon u , b, ,| U „ „ Clark’s Confectionery W. e . 3(au>tev Mil, A Worthy Causi BEE HIVE A £ E\X 1VTR1V X v Smokers, Vei,s & Tools aa 2, 89‘ F ” 1 F ' " £VC ’- HALSEY a u to m o b ile GARAGE R epairing haye th e c e tta , vote sad decide af pt ,h . w.y be spell, b i. n a .e , which party aboil win. and b. did (ha( F .r Catted Slatee .«n.tor the Jay w . M#or# o, „ u # repahHcane ateteeb o o e. between .o .p e te a t .„ d tra.tworthy man Sen.lor McNary to .«, seed him j whom no r, , , ub|ic<n n, rd llM .t . te A ll W ork Guaranteed ARROW GARAGE G A N S LE BROS. W illard battery servie* Spec.al eqntpmeet (or h a .,!,;. Trouble call, « r e . Pronip, . , t„ , icl| , , y Ume can ÎÎA?'S E y L G AR AGE eleptiooe ■ 5 ^ “ ,‘ 5 i Residence, aighta, ALBERT FOOTe Trop.