T he Gleveland
JUNE 19. I9.M
HALSEY RNTERPRISS
_ Where tv e Got Her Name.
TAOfc J
A Loud.-n music hall nomologist
Vpon taking over the gavel wheu Chairman Mondell of the convention clear« up seme Bible history thus:
the 'onveniiun assembled tor the j cbairniaa ot •ke committee to notify
Adam ”•«» so called because he didn't
second day's session, Permanent I Preaid nt Coolidge of hia nomination care his earner ».ike what became of
M ary S u cceed s
Chairman Frank W. Mondell of Wyo- . and to appoint Theodore K. Burton him and he christened her Eve when
chairman of the committee to notify she arrive* because she brought his Reaffirms Traditional Policies
tning
in
his
speech
admonished
repub­
on M ain S treet ;
Charles 6. Dawes Named Run­
dsys of happiness to a close.”—Suc­
licans to see to It that only those who Qeneral Dawes of his ncinination.
and Declares for Member­
cess.
By LAURA MILLER
ning Mate After Frank 0.
are "republicans in principle as well
ship in World Court.
as In name" be elected to congress.
Lowden Declines.
A prolonged demonstration for Presi
© • I M S . by L a u r a M i l l a r
dent Coolidge started when Charlea
The platform reaffirms the tradi­
THE
SEEDS OF SUCCESS
Cleveland, Ohio.—It required only B. Warren, chairman of the resolutions
tional party policies, condemns mis
one roll call to formally confer upon committee, reading his report, men
conduct In office regardless of party,
If you aren't thrilled and spurred
Calvin Coolidge the republican nomin­ tioned the president.
declare« for membership in the world by this letter from Clarice Elliott,
ation for the presidency. Charles G.
Through all the demonstration for
court as recommended by President Hoquiam (no, I don t know how to
Dawes of Illinois was nominated for the president and the platform the
Coolidge, suggests that farm prices pronounce It, either). Wash., I'm din-
appointed in you.
the vice-presidency after the conven­ delegates from Wisconsin remained
should be brought to a parity with
Four years ago my husband and
tion had nominated Frank O. Lowden, silently in their seats, taking no part
those of the products farmers buy, youngest boy were suddenly taken
ex-governor of Illinois, and he had re­ and ignoring the cat calls, hisses, jeers ' «>
end does not mention the bonus or from me by Influenza, leaving uie to
fused to accept. There was really and shouts directed toward them from
Japanese exclusion.
recover from the shock, and get back
no contest at all for the first place on the marching throng and from the gal
The important planks summarized my own strength after that dread dla-
the ticket, for it was a foregone leries.
are us follows:
ease; and bring up another little son
The Coolidge marchers, however,
conclusion long before the gavel fell
Declares for strict economy In ad of six In tbe way hia father would
on the opening day of the convention were determined to get the Wiscon
ministration of government and laud» wish. With no training other than n
that no other candidate would receive sin delegation on Its feet and It final
fair education, of course the first Idea
republican administration In reducing
was that I should prepare myself foe
eerioua consideration, and he was nam ly accomplished it by forming a circle
taxation and public debt.
office work. Just at this time an elder­
ed to head the ticket by one of the around them and singing the Star
Fledges progressive reduction of ly lady, the representative of an In­
largest majorities ever given by a Spangled Banner.
taxes and endorses plan of Fresident surance company In Aberdeen, wan
The La Toilette delegates solemnly
republican national convention.
Coolidge to call a national conference looking for some one to take an
No other name was formally placed rose and stood at attention through­
to devise methods ot lightening tax agency here. Through a mutuul friend
before the convention, but twenty- out the singing and then stolidly re
site heurd of me.
burden.
eight of the twenty nine Wisconsin Burned their chairs while the demon­
said Mr. Timson, "like all other in
"Now about the only thing I knew
Favors comprehensive reorganiza­
votes and six from North Dakota were stration for Coolidge proceeded.
R io a p < ;f F i c k
R n c in A Q S dustrles which prepare food products tion of executive departments and about life Insurance was that I had
La Follette Platform Rejected.
L,16fec l)l
1
U U S lI i e S S have long recognised the need foi
cast for Senator Robert M. LaFollette,
for
collected Mr. Elliott's. As far as com­
employing the most modern methods bureaus and enforcement of merit sys panies were concerned, they were all
The convention adopted its plat­
and ten South Dakota delegates, fol­
available. Every leader of the lndus- tern in civil service.
alike It wus Just my good fortune
lowing their primary instructions, vot­ form, as reported by the resolutions
Refuses to consider cancellation of to fall Into the hands of the beat
committee, and rejected the La Poi , Congress Considering Problem £
ed tor Senator Hiram Johnson.
for the comfort and happiness ot the foreign debts and stands for settle company lu the world. No one but
lette planks presented from the Wis­
of Conserving Nation’s Salmon I men who do the actual work. Al­ ment with all debtor countries on (be kord himself nnd my mother will
consin delegation.
though our business is a seasonal one,
Supply in Alaskan Waters.
Chairman Warren of the resolutions
which necessarily Involves many basis similar to that made with Great ever know f*>e struggle I had to make
myself stick to It. There Is nothing
committee, read the platform as it
troublesome problems, we spend Britain.
Reaffirms belief In protective tariff In tbe world harder than to try to ba
finally was approved and moved Its INDUSTRY IS CO-OPERATING thousands of dollars annually In mak­
ing living conditions In Alaska the and in the elastic provision adopted in a nmlter-of fnct business woman In a
adoption. Representative Cooper of I
man's office, «hen you cau Just sea
tariff act of 1922.
Wisconsin presented the La Follette Greatest Possible Attention Given to best possible for our workmen.
him feeling sorry for you.
Cleanliness
a
Great
Factor
platform and spoke in its support. Mr.
Stands tor agreement among nations
Cleanliness and the Com fort of
“And 1 hud no training whatsoever,
*'0ur association Is ever on the to prevent war and preserve peace and I was given a rate book nnd a kit of
the Men Engaged in Great
iVarren made no extended arguments
alert to avail Itself of the most mod­
Fishing Industry.
literature and told to go after tt. I
against the La Follette planks, merely
ern methods and machinery. Can­ endorses permanent court of interna didn’t know one kind of policy from
reminding the convention that the [
„
neries are kept clean and every care tional justice and adherence to this
Platform as brought In from the com
w ate%t
th* T ' ?
tribunal as recommended by President another. I studied when I couldn't
»..a >.
, .
,n salmon packing. The greatest fish- Is taken to see that the highest state Coolidge.
make myself go out and face people»
mlttee had been approved by every ,ng lg done
the w a t e r s t h o north. ot sanitation Is reached. We realise
If you were to mention me as one of
the
necessity
of
keeping
abreast
of
Advocates calling of a conference on the successful writers of Insurance I
member except the member front Wis western territory and along the shores
the
times
and
only
by
the
most
Im­
consln and that the committee’s sctioc of Puget Sound and the Colombia
ihe limitation of land forces, tbe use
proved canning methods are we able of submarines and poison gas as pro should only be ridiculous. I think,
might be considered a fair cross sec- I River.
however, I am counted a success In
to
retain
the
confidence
that
we
havo
Congress has long wrestled with
tion of the sentiment of the conven­
posed by President Coolidge.
my own community. 1 know that suc­
long enjoyed from the public.
the
problem
ot
conservation
of
the
tion.
Lauds friendly adjustment of dlf cess Is In the fact that I conquered
"The Alaska Packers' Association
While the selection of the candidate salmon In Alaskan waters. A bill has always been foremost In the In­ ferences with Mexico.
myself, my own feora, and made my-
-
„ ,. .
i which probably will be enacted this
for president was a mere formality session. sponsored hy Secretary Her- dustry In recognizing the need for
Recognises adverse agricultural con svtf do things."
the naming of a candidate for vice- bert Hoover of the Department of carrying out wall established prin­ ditlons have brought about distress
ciples of sanitation. We believe the and pledges party to take whatevei
president provoked a spirited contest,
We’ve been telling our reader»,
comfort and happiness of the ineu
resulting in the nomination of Charles
whom we employ In our Alaskan can­ steps necessary to bring back balanc from week to week, about Marya
O. Dawes of Illinois, but his nomina
neries Is essential If we are to produce ed conditions between agriculture, In
tlon came only after the convention
an article of food which will continue dustry and Inbor and reorganization who have auccaeded on Main
had once chosen former Governor Low
to meet the approval of the consumer.1 of market system on sounder and more street. Not all the successful
den of Illinois, who declined to accept
Many ot the larger canning com economical lines.
C A L V IN C O O LID G E
women, by a great number, have
the place.
panics In Alaska pay particular at-
Pledges continuation of policy of co faced the heartless grind and
Who Received the Republican Nomina
j tentlon to hospital facilities at their
Eight candidates were placed in
tlon for President.
canneries. The buildings are up-to- operation with the stages In highway crush of great cities. We have
nomination and the ballots on the firs'
date and fitted with modern equip building.
When the secretary announced the roll call were divided among the four
Commends congress for adoption ot Marys here nt home. The adver­
ment Employees and resident na
total vote, the chairman of the South leaders, Lowden, Kenyon, Dawes and
tlves alike are treated without charge constitutional amendment authorizing tising columns of the Enterprise
Dakota delegation got the platform Burton of Ohio. Many delegations
legislation on child labor and urges tell you of some of them. Among
Curious Habits of Salmon
and said that South Dakota, having voted for favorite sons as a compli­
Red salmon are principally caught prompt consideration by state legists business enterprises conducted by
during three monAs of the year— tures.
kept Its primary pledge, was willing to ment, while others divided their votes |
the fair six and represented in
June, July and August Fleets of sail
Pledges continuance of successful
make It unanimous. Delegate Scott, among various candidates.
A switch of 78 votes from Pennsyl
Ing vessels and other craft leave Fa efforts of republican administration to | this week s paper are the H slsej
the only Coolidge man In the Wiscon
cific Coast ports each spring loaded
drugstore and at the county me­
(tin delegation, also moved to make it vania to Theodore E. Burton on th'
with men who engage in the salmon eliminate seven day, 12-hour week ir
Industry.
unanimous, but the 28 loyal La Fol­ second ballot gave the nomination tc
tropolis the Blue bird restaurant,
fishing In Alaskan waters.
Lowden.
Favors a careful and scientific re Hall’s Floral and Music Shop, Al­
lette men gave a chorus of “noes” to
Naturally
among
the
most
prolific
Lowden Declines Nomination.
the vote.
of the fish family, the salmon may be adjustment of railroad rates with a bany Floral Company, Marinello
When Chairman Mondell Informed I
Alaska Salmon Leaping Falls
Coolidge's name was presented to
relied upon to reproduce Its kind If view to encouragement of agriculture *
that ™ Mr. Lowden,
—
,
iv e n a
r fair
a ir chance,
cnance a
no m
is horn
and
this
both the and basic industries without Imporlng Parlors and Marguerite Shoppe.
the convention by Dr. Marion Leroy the
hi. convention
h„„.„
. from . i Commerce,
Is designed
to safeguard e * given
''en a a lalr
cnance,
ana
mis
twin
Women are partner» or trusted
Burton, president of the Michigan uni­ his home in Oregon, 111., sent word | the Ala(ika ga|mon f()r (hIg aU(, fututc I government officials and packers art railroad service.
determined the salmon shall have
Stands against all attempts to pu‘ woiko « in many other businesses
versity. Dr. Burton, a former resident that he positively refused to accept generations.
When the average housewife takes The guardlana of the people’s Inter the government Into business and op
of the president's home of Northamp the nomination, it was agreed on al'
sides that the only thing for the con from the kitchen shelf a can of salm­ eats and far-seeing men of the Indus poaes nationalization or government represented in our columna.
ton, spoke on behalf of Massachusetts,
ventlon to do was to go at it again on for luncheon or the evening meal try have united In an effort to ob ownership of public utilities.
and the nomination was seconded by
It is tba moat natural thing
tain Federal legislation which will
and there was a series of hurried con she probably gives little thought to the conserve without destroying either
Favors permanent merchant marine,
hi Ihe world for Coolidge and
Vermont, California, Kansas. Oregon.
care
that
has
been
taken
to
Insure
its
the fishing or (he Osh.
built by Americans, owned hy Amer Dawes to bs partners In a cam­
Illinois, New Jersey, North Carolina ferences and caucuses on the floor.
delivery to her In perfect condition.
It developed openly that William
The peregrinations of the salmon leans and manned by Americans.
and New York.
Salmon is (he greatest ot all food
paign. The families have trained
Butler was insisting on the nomina products of the finny tribe. It la after spawning in fresh water streams
Urges congress to enact at earliest together for a century and a half.
Dr. Burton divided bis lengthy ora
tlon of Secretary Hoover nnd working literally handled with white gloves take them Into the broad seas, where possible date a federal anti lynching 1 About 160 year» ago Dawes &
tlon Into three parts. He spoke first
hard for him while the Dawes people I and modern machinery from the time they wander about from two to sts
Coolidge, ancestors of the nomio-
of Calvin Coolidge, "the man,” then
worked like trojans to line up the it Is pulled from the waters of Alaska years. They then start back to their
Development of natural resources ees, kept a grocery »tore at Wor­
about Calvin Coolidge, "the Ameri
homes.
As
they
return
to
the
spawn
and other northwestern streams until
delegates for the general.
Ing areas the salmon are generally and Improvement of rivers and bar cester, Ma»». A record ia alto
can;” and finished off with an elo­
it finds Its way to the market
dug up of the marriage, Jan. 6,
quent presentation of Calvin Coolidge,
According to William Tlmaon, presi­ caught before they enter the rivers bora and waterways favored.
Promises continual and Increasing 1772, of Lydia IJawe«, born Feb.
"the human being."
dent of the Alaska I*ackers' Associa­ because by then they have grown Into
tion, the oldest groigp engaged In the large, toothsome morsels so much solicitude for all those suffering dis J 10, 1740, to John Coolidge.
Burton Lauds Coolidge.
the packing of salmon, every possible coveted as food. It Is said that the ability as a result of service la time
He did not go into the president’s
precaution is taken to Insure a whole­ fish make a better food product If of war
policies and executive acts. He left
caught here than they would If caught
some and delicious article of food.
DR W H E T S T O N E
Believes In time of war nation '
that, he said, for the politicians, and
‘The salmon canneries of Alaska," when they have actually reachod the should not only draft It» citizens hut
spawning areas.
confined his address solely to the
D E N T IS T
also every resource which may con
moral, spiritual and mental attributes
HALSEY HO TEL
tribute to success
of Mr. Coolidge To him he ascribed
Endorses protection against unre- !
In a degree attributes approached by
Wedntaday and Friday
Immigration.
few men, attributes of simplicity. In
“ PLATES TH A T
F IT » ’ strlcted
12 to 8:30
Declare» dm» for granting Independ .
dustry, frugality, patience, vigilance,
Grownr, bridgu work and fillings. It will cnee of Philippines has not yet ar
honesty and service.
piy you to get my prices ou your dental work. rived.
Dr. Burton's peroration brought the
Endorses policy of present admin
Cusick bank building, Albany
convention to lta feet with an outbursi
Istration with reference fo A*»ska and I
ot cheering and applause and the pro­
( © by M a r g a r e t B o y d .)
favors a continuance of the develop |
cession of delegates started around
ventor, for example, who has mas­ ment of the territory
the floor with Vermont In the lead.
" , . . death, a rw-cessary end.”
tered the laws of gravitation, and en­
Continuation of reclamation of arid
—-Julius C a t t a r .
Other delegates quickly followed
“ " j? W S T E P H E N S O N . Prop
abled men to fly; we have another In­
carrying their state standards and
Suppose science could today check ventor who hns enabled men to com­ and semi arid lands pledged
Opposes
further
weakening
o
f
army
'
all death, then all growth, too, would municate with each other over long
aoon the aisles were choked with a
CHARLES G. DAWES
cense; for all g r o w th Is at the expense distances without wire»; and we have and promises to round out navy to
marching throng. The North Dakota
standard from the delegation in which Who Received the Republican Nomina­ of life. As Holland expressed It:
a scientist who seems to he at the full strength allowed under treaty
Reaffirms devotion to orderly gov 1 can make both FARM anil CITY
threshold of a knowledge of the origin
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if
e
e
v
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rm
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re
la
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b
y
d
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a
th
.
there are aix La Follette delegates,
tion for Vice-President.
In e a r th a n d aea a n d a k y ;
eminent and urges respect for law and | L O A N S •< ■ very row rate of intetest
of
life.
The
minds
of
all
these
men
was carried Into the procession, but
A n d t h a t a rose t n , < - b r e a th e Its b re a th .
. From 5 to 10 years. Write me for par
Mr Mondell read the convention Ihe
are filled with knowledge that they order
S o m e th in g m u s t die.
the South Dakota standard from the
Demands the speedy, fearless and tnulars.
O. W. l x slab ,
delegation having Johnson delegates telegram he had received from Mr
Or suppose death were abolished for cannot communicate to anyone else,
Salem. Ore.
410 Oregon Bldg.
Lowden.
man alone. In a «.wntury or two there cannot communicate to anyone else. Impartial prosecution of all w nm t
failed to get In.
Then the chair recognised Lawrence would not be apnea on the earth’» sur­ Suppose these men were not to die— doers without regard to political af
Mrs. Florence C. Porter of South
what might they not reveal to us!
Pasadena. Cal., made the first second V. Sherman of Illinois. In behalf of face to accommodate all that lived. What might tliey not accomplish for (illation or position, but declare« no ,
Itenan,
in
welcoming
Pasteur
to
the
the
Illinois
delegates
he
moved
that
greater wrong can be committed <
Ing speech.
French academy, »aid: "Death, ac­ ua! Similar reflections led Willis to against th e people than the attemp-» j J , )O m a rk e t w h e re VOU a l­
Judge Charles H. Carey of Oregon Lowden's declination be accepted.
write,
decade»
ago:
Th» convention adopted the motion cording to a thought admired by JL
to destroy their truit In the great body ,
was next recognized for another sec
.
were not man to die,
w ays got tho host in
with some scattering noes. The clerk Llttre, is but a function, the last and
of their public servant».
H
t
w
e
re
to
o
m
ig
h
t
y
fo
r
th
«
n
a
r
r
o
w
ondlng speech.
quietest of all.” Then he added, of his
s p h e re
then
began
calling
the
roll
on
the
Emphasizes
responsibility
of
party
m eats.
After listening to the keynote
own belief: "To me It seems odious,
H a d he b u t tim e to b ro o d on k n o w l­
to people and urges the people to
d g e b a r» .
address of the temporary chairman, third ballot for vice-president. The hateful. Insane, when It lays Its cold C o u ld e he
b u t t r a in hia eye,
elect a republican president and vice-
Theodore E . Burton of Ohio, only »official totals on the third ballot blind hand on virtue or genius.”
M ig h t he b u t w a it tb e m y a tle w o rd
an
d
were:
Da
wet,
692*4;
Hoover.
234*4:
Singularly enough, thia laat sentence O n ly hia M h o a u k r. e r w o u ld tra n a c a n d h is president. to elect to the senate aad •
necessary preliminary business was
the house of representatives men and I
Implies what haa seemed to various
power.
transacted the opening day of the con­ Kenyon. 95.
After the nomination of General men to be one of the chief reasons E a r t h haa no m in e r a l s tra n g e
women who believe In the republican
Amor A. Tussing
vention.
Dawes bad been announced end Sen­ why death 1» "a necessary end” of our
principles, acknowledge party rs»poa
T h e Il lim it a b l e a ir no h id d e n w in g s
The first demonstration of the con
w a t e r no q u a lit y In c o v e rt s p rin g s ,
existence here If death were not to
slblllty and who can he relied on to
LAWYER AND NOTARY
ventlon came when Temporary Chair-. ator James E. Watson had
. moved
_ It , strike down genius, It might soon be- A r d fire bo p o w e r to c h a n g e .
Seasons^ no m y s te r y , a nd s t a r t ns
man Burton demanded that only tried | b*
keep faith with the people by carry
W h lc n * th e u b w i
H alsey , O ueoos
.'" Z ? per of Pennsylvania took the platform i
'“d ' -sib'- to limit the bum.u
Ing owt tk* program ■' «
■’» s tin g soul m ig h t h o t
and true republicans who »til etana ( e — —
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------- — • race to thia erhere, Wq hive an lu-
uooipal.
united" be elected to ccngrees?
” I and otter«J a reaoluilon to appoint )
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Harvesting Machinery
FULL STOCK OF REPAIRS
BARRETT BROS.
ALBAN Y
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OREGON
Dr. C. H C Q , Dentist
r
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BARBER
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First-class Work
FARM LOANS
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