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A W cekly Chronicle oi Local Events and Progress on Linn Comity Land
L iv e s to c k
Halsey Happenings
and County Events
Salad and
cookies
were
served.
( larence Evans is building
a new silo.
Doings oi* Our Populace o
C’ Bond has a new
Chronicled in Brief
Studebaker sedan.
Harry Leeper and wife were
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Partial List of Contents
News of Halsey...................... p»ge j Creat Outdoors—Farm Items . .
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Fine Grove______________
Alford_____ ____________ ,
All Oregon_______________
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M a rke ts
Why Gram Market Co. Failed
Farm Bloc Disorganized____
klarkec Agent’s Notes ______
Superstitions_______________
Whal's in a Name ? . . . . . . . ___
Uses for Green Tomatoes.. . . . .
A Well Balanced Diet_____ .
Washirgton’s Early Start____
Faulty State L iues__________
Palaability of Meats...................
Fashions _______
Column of F u n ____________
jungle Story.......................
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D a i r y
P o u ltry
W ool
Reducing Federal
! | I appening, ¡„
1 ax on Incomes
Public Schools
(Halsey ftchoel Reporter)
House Ways and Means Com­
mittee Agrees on Vital
i The seniors are practicing
lor their play, which will bo
Points of New Bill.
Riven the latter part of tho
month.
Washington. D C —Practically trel
Basketball practice has be­
ted support both In the house and sen gun and those who are devot­
ate of the tax reduction bill now in ed to this sport are once more
preparation by the house ways and happy.
There has been a
means committee—an almost unpre good turnout for both boys’
cedented prospect—Is now confidently and girls’ basketball.
expected by house leaders.
Many of the high School
With virtually all of the vital and
students
participated in the
controversial points of tax reduction
program
given on Armistice
already acted on by the committee.
day
at
the
city hall.
Chairman Green said that a non parti-
Willmina
Corcoran, who has
san measure "Bearing almost unanl
been absent from school for a
mous support" seems certain.
Removal of more than 1,000.000 In week, after having her ton­
divlduals from the federal Income tax sils removed, is «once again in
roll by Increasing exemptions and school.
Harry Hussev, who has
widespread reductions in these levies
l een in California, decided
was voted by the committee
The Income tax exemption figures that Halsey suited him best
agreed upon were $1500 for single per and has returned to school.
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here from Sherman county
Plot to Murder Dictator............
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The two little daughters of Sunday.
Jail Proposed for Bo a ers____
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Prof. Patton were on the sick
New Oregon Prohibition Chief .
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Miss
Leone
Palmer
is
home
list last week.
Fruit Freigh Rate Hefd Down..
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from an Albany hospital re­
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Church Announcements - ____
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Miss Velva Hadley spent cuperating.
School N otes........... .................
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Sunday with her friend, Miss
Claron Gormley and wife
Serial Story . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Roberta Vannice.
attended the Portland live­
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Sanday School Lesson................
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Mrs. Russell Githens and stock show.
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Editorial Comment___ . . . . . .
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Beulah Wade of Peoria were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Harvey
in Halsey Saturday.
of Glendale are here for a vis­
Pine Grove Points Jail Proposed for
O. W. Frum and Adolph it at J. C. Standish’s and at
Spurlin were among those Brownsville.
Buyers of Booze
who visited the stock show at
(By Special Correspondent)
Frank Porter is up from
Portland.
Portland looking after his
Mr. Blood and family were
Chicago.—There are teeth In the
Mrs. Karl Bramwell and .arm, having brought home Albany visitors Saturday.
Volstead act, little used or not at all,
Mrs. Albert Miller and moth­ his red polled prize winners.
Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie visit­ bu, which would make prohibition en
er, Mrs. M. M. Ward, were Al­
forcement far more effective. An
David Foote and son A. W.
bany shoppers Thursday.
butchered a fine big beef Sat­ ed at W. G. McNeil's the first drew J. Volstead, ex representative In
congress, father of the prohibition law-
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Penland urday and remembered sever­ of the w’eek.
told the Anti-Saloon league's crisis
returned from a business and al of the neighbors with a
Mrs. George Chandler was convention
He recently return sons and *3500 for beads of families
pleasure trip to eastern Ore­ generous helping of meat.
having dental work done at ed to public here.
life as legal adviser of the compared with »1000 and »2500. re
gon Friday.
They visited
Albany
last
week.
The girls’ basketball team
Mrs. Gordon Munkers and
prohibition director for Minnesota.
speettvely, In the present law.
friends in Sherman county.
children spent Friday at the
The community meeting Fri­ It is not generally known, Mr. Vol­ Other changes decided upon Includ 33 ill have the use of the show­
er bath this season.
This
Mr. and Mrs. Will Robert­ tiouie of Mr». Mungers’ par. day evening was well attended stead said, but the purchaser of Illicit ed;
should lessen the chance for
liquor is subject to 90 days' imprison
son and son Wayne and Mr. ents, Mr. and MAs. H. L. and a good time had.
Reduction of the maximum surtax
ment and for a second offense not to rate from 40 to 20 per rent; reduction taking cold.
and Mrs. Jess Cross drove to Straley. They also shopped in
Sam Campbell hauled woo< exceed
I»eila Gansle has had the
two years.
of the normal rates from 2 to 134 pci
Hoskins Sunday to visit their Halsey.
from the Johnson farm to
splints
removed from her
"It
would
have
a
salutary
effect,"
reut
on
the
first
»1000
of
taxable
in
sister and aunt, Mrs. Evelyn
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wade Fayetteville last week.
arm and is able to
he went on, “to prosecute some ol come, from 4 to 3 per cent on the next broken
Byers.
and children of Peoria and
L. E. Eagy and Floyd Nich­ these purchasers, so that the countr» »1000. and from 8 to 5 per cent on th» move the injured member
now.
Russell Norton had a birth­ Mrs. Oliver McClure and son ols attended the parent-teach- might know some of the so-called remainder.
The high school and grades
day last Tuesday and invited Lester and Miss Edith Putman ei meetinjFat Halsey Saturday good people' are simply In the boot
Increase In the age limit from the
leg class.
in a crowd of playmates to of Sweet Home were guests of evening.
»400 exemption allowance for depend are to be well represented in
The federal government rannol
help him celebrate in the ev­ Mrs. Nora Coleman Sunday.
from 18 to 21 years In case» the Armistice program to­
Mrs. Neva Knighten and carry the burden of prohibition en enta
night. Come and hear them.
where
children are In school.
ening. Many nice gifts were,
Linn Norton is using a novel Thelma of Albany spent Sun­ forcement—each community m ist po
Retention of the present 25 per cent
Janitor Forster evidently be­
presented to him and he in method to haul in his winter’s day
with M t . and Mrs. George lice itself so far as local law viola reduction In the tax when applied to lieves,
"An apple a day keeps
turn treated them to real ven­ wood. He loads it on a farm Githens.
tions are concerned, Lincoln C. An earned Incomes of »10.000 or less, also the doctor a wav."
He treat­
ison sandwiches, cake and wagon and hauls it into town
drews, assistant secretary of the was decided upon by the committee
Bert
Haynes,
W.
G.
McNei
ed
the
faculty
to
some
very
lemonade.
behind
his Oakland.
He and N. H. Cummings attendee treasury in charge of prohibition, de
Reduction of the Inheritance tai fine ones last 33'cek.
makes
good
time,
but
we
think
The Standard Bearers met
the district road meeting at dared in an address before the con ratea from a maximum of 40 to 20 per
Russell Norton has returned
at the home of Ruby Schroll he won’t get pinched for Grasshopper schoolhouse Sat­ ventlon.
cent.
to
school after an absence of
speeding.
The federal government, Andrew»
Tuesday evening. The regu­
Repeal of the gift tax.
urday afternoon.
four
weeks while suffering
asserted, will have done Its full dutj
lar meeting was held first and
Retention of the present corporation from a stubborn breaking out
Mrs. Robert I. Parker con­
Charles
Nichols
and
N.
E.
when
It
eliminates
the
sources
of
sup
and capital stock taxes.
then all members busied them­ ducted the lesson at the meet­
on his arm.
selves with work on articles ing of the W. F. M. S. of the Chandler went to Portland ply and traffic In liquors from ont
Basketball season started
section
of
the
country
to
another.
Tuesday
to
attend
the
live
for a bazaar to be held early M. E. church. Mesdames B.
last
Tuesday. The girls’ team
returning
Alleged Plot to
in December. Interesting let­ M. Miller and S. J. Smith re­ stock exposition,
will prat live at. the hall Tues­
Thursday
evening.
ters were read from Miss ported from the Salem meet­
and Thursday afternoons
Murder Mussolini day
Marie Comer, missionary to ing of the Columbia river
R. K. Stewart came from New Prohibition
.'lid the boys Wednesday and
Nagpur, India, and from ’Miss branch. Next meeting Dec. Pleasant Hill Tuesday even­
Chief for Oregon Rome.—Many arrests and detention! Friday. Their positions in the
Ung Ding Ging, of Futsing, 4, Mrs. S. J. Smith giving the ing and on Wednesday, ac­
teams have not been definitely
were reported In various parts of decided yet.
China, a Chinese girl who is lesson.
companied by his daughter,
Seattle. Wash.—Roy C. Lyle, federal Italy In connection with the plot
supported by the society.
Mrs. Hover, went to Portland
Prof. Patton presided over
Frank Kirk is home from to visit relatives, returning to prohibition administrator for the 20th against the life of Fremler Mussolini «Saturday’s meeting when a
dlatrtct. has announced that Wllbut
The conspiracy, which was of wide
the Oaco orchard at Monroe Halsey Saturday.
K. Newell of Eugene had been recoin spread ramifications. Is declared tr parent-teachers' organization
for a Vacation of a couple of
Mode, George Chand­ mended for deputy administrator foi hare been aimed at ths overthrow ol " a s formed. Mrs. Kizer was
B a n c ro ft weeks. One of the several ler, J. R. Charles
Nichols, P. A. the state of Oregon
the Savoy dynasty and the establish secretary. Mrs. Inez Freeland
varieties of apples he brought Pehrsson, E. E. Hover and
34 as elected president of the
Mr. Lyle also announced that Dr ment of a republic.
with him is the Ortley, a new Dean Bilyeu drove to« Corval­ Joseph A. Linville, for four years state
Tito Zanlboni. former deputy of th« association, Mrs. J. H. Van-
one, equal if not superior to lis Monday to get almost a prohibition director for Oregon, had Unitarian Socialist party and trusted nice vice-president, Mrs. J. W.
the bellflower, but which he ton of Pyrotol that they had been made assistant administrator la political advisor of the king of Italy Clark secretary and Lawrence
says will, if gathered early ordered. If stumps could talk charge of permits for the whole dis has confessed the plot to kill Premia» E.igy treasurer.
and handled right, keep till many in this vicinity would trlct and would hereafter be located Mussolini and dethrone the Italian
The pupils of the primary
July. The specimens he had say, “Well, I'll be blowed.”
at administration headquarters In de monarchy, according to the police.
EVERYTHING OPTICAL
grades, directed by Mrs. El­
attle.
were in their glory for eating
Under grilling, proceeding constant don Cross, gave an enjoyable
370 State st..
right now.
These two appointment« complete ly since he was taken, rifle In hand program.
Salem, Ore.
the higher official personnel of the from a hotel near the balcony wher«
Alford Arrows
Much good to the local
(Continued on page 8)
district, previous announc>cnent hsv Mussolini spoke on the seventh annl cause of education is hoped
ing been made of the app»*ntment oi vnrsary of the Armistice with Austria
for from the association.
(By an Enterprise Reporter)
William M. Whitney as dlatrict legal Zanlboni shouldered the entire reepon
Lee Ingram and family were adviser, H. S. McClure as deputy ad slblllty for the plot himself. It Is said
Sunday evening callers at A. mlnistrator for eastern Washington and denied he had any accomplices
The Study Club
and E. O. Birgflold as deputy foi
E. Whitbeck's.
Meantime, however, active polie» ,
met with Mrs.
Alaska.
ferreting In several cities tended tr ! The d ub
Keith Hayes spent Friday
Thursday
No special deputy will he name l foi Indicate that the plot had widespread j Martin Gummings
night and Saturday with Carl western Washington, where Mr. Lyle ramifications
afternoon, the business session
Nov. 9 to 21
Isom and Carl returned his will retain personal charge, with,Whit
Not. 9 to 21
being devoted principally to
visit Saturday night.
ney acting when he Is abseut. from
preparation for the armistice
Pruitmen Head Off
Three new students have headquarters
program to be given in con­
:
STOCK YOUR PANTRY
entered Alford school. They
junction with the schools and
* This year “ national canned fooeb week ” hai been aet for the
f reight Rate Rise orchestra at the city hull to­
belong to the R. E. Brock fam­ 6en. Wheeler Would Drop Charge
I weeks of Nov. 9 to 21.
Washington. I). C -DIumlsHiil of th»
ily, which has moved into the
night. Admission will be free.
I More and more each vear consumers are learning to be
house vacated by Brian Perry indictment returned agalnnt him her« Washington, D. C Fruit growers of Ice cream and candy wlil be
particular. They want QUALITY canned foods.
»harping conspiracy to defraud th» the Pacific coast were successful io told, the proceeds to go to the
and family.
We take PRIDE in the record of PREFERRED STOCK
government In connection wtlh oL preventing new higher freight rales on public library.
S. J. Smith and family visit­ prospecting permits In Montana wai
1 Our offer is one can FREE with each dozeu or 10 per c e n t 1
fruit and vegetables being put Into
Mrs. G. W. Laubner was
1 in free goods—your own seleetions.
1 ed Dr. Shelton at Brownsville asked of the District of Columbia su effect December 4, as scheduled
appointed
on the finance com­
Saturday, and had tooth trou­ preme court hy Senator Rurton K Tho Interstate commerce commis­
From Preferred Stock Vegetable*, Fruits, Fish, etc.
bles attended to. S. J. wears Wheeler, democrat, of that state. Th» sion ordered cancelled proposed rates mittee in place of Mrs. Tuss-
ing, removed to Brownsville.
Spinach, 25*; I’umpkin. 30*; Ripe Olive»,
Apricots,40c*; Cut»up.
a broad smik now.
principal ground for the requeal wa» le-»ween points In California, Oregon,
30.; Tiny Kernel Corn. 25*; Fancy Maine Corn, 25*; tomatoes. IV Tel- •
I he wild iris was chosen for
acquittal
by
a
Jury
In
the
federal
epbone Fees, 2 lor 45*; Tender Melting reas, 25*; Sauerkraut, 30*; Ham - j
Washington. Idaho, Utah an»l Mon the club flower and blue and
my, 20*; Pimentos' 10<; Dill Fickle», 30c. Stringle»» Be»n», 25c. Aipar-
A small sum ol money and courts In Montana
tana
maize for colors.
gus Tips, 40c, Fishflakes, 15c; Kippered Snack»,
California Sar- <
The schedules were Intended to rem
some
flashlights were taken M illar Denies Guilt In Conspiracy Css»
Mrs. C. P. Stafford gave the
dine», 3 for 50c; Norwegian Sardine». 20c; White Tuna, 15c; Select Oys- |
ndy rate Inequalities alleged by the
from the Howe
Garage,
tera 45c; Minced Clam». 25 and 3.5c; Shrimp», 25c Red Sockeye Salmou,
lesson
on Rostand's ‘'Chanti­
New
York
—
Thomas
W.
Miller
Me: Royal Chinook, 45c; Sliced Pineapple. 20, 25, 30 and 35c; 5 tllow I
Brownsville, Saturday night former alien property custodian, sc « «Triers to exist on through shipments cleer.”
Cling Peaches, 40c. Preserved Pigs .15c; Pitted Red Cherries, 45c; Porto |
by burglars who broke the cused with several German and Swla» along the coast. The commission
A Pollyanna club was or­
Rico Grapefruit, 25c; Mayonnaise. 35c; Olive Oil, SI.25: All Ceylon Tea.
lock
when they tried to get firms of conspiracy to defraud tjie gov found the higher rates unjustified In ganized trom members of the
60c; Coffee, I lb, 60c. 2', tbs, »1,45c.
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into the safe. Then they took eminent In connection with the at view of water competition and (he Study club.
some
clothing from Thomp- fairs of the American Metals cogipauy fact that no loss In revenue was shown
W e O ffe r
I
Mrs. C. It. Evans assisted
hy the carriers on the present rates
pleaded not guilty when siralggp-d
the
hostess.
CASH SPECIAL
CASH SPECIAL
son's store and vanished.
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Mrs. Thomas Ardry, was a
Grates Wants Security Agresmen«
The basket social ht Oak
I Gold Dust, 4
1 Peete' Washing Machine Soap,
Athens.—The Greek government hsi guest.
Plain last Friday night was M. E. Church
Next meeting with Mrs.
10 Crystal White. 8 Creme-
$
Fairy Soep
notified the League of Nations that t
98o,
well attended and a splendid
von Id like to Initiate negnttaflone foi Laubner in two weeks.
Robert Parker pastor.
49o. program was rendered by the
Oil, 3 Beth Tablets . . . .
9 8 c l 6 Jell Deeeert,
a Balkan security pact, similar to tb<
Sunday school, 10.
school and a few of the young
Last Sunday was open-house
¡’»caching, 11.
l.oisrno pacts, enforcing arbitration
people of the neighborhood.
day at the greenhouses of the
Junior League, 3,
The sum of $11.25 was raised
and
N e w Z e a la n d e rs R eje ct R ro h tb ltln n Albany Floral company
Epworth league, 6 30.
by the sale of the baskets. It
people from many
HALSEY, OREGON
Preaching, 7 80.
Wellington. N Z.—I’rohtlbtlon ba» many
is to be used to help pay for a
Piaver-tnceting, Thnrpday, 7 30. J>ean defes«ed In Naw Zealand. Incetu places viewed the wonderful
plaj’shed for the school.
Bible Stuly Tuesday, 3.
(floral display.
elele returns Indicated.
Optical
Parlors
o
e
Canned Foods
Week
M. V. KOONTZ CO.
Reducing Iecome T a x _____. . .
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