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About Rural enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1924-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1927)
A g r c u 11 li r e H o rtic u ltu re L iv e s to c k From the Editor’s Point of V ie w Parent Teachers' Meeting -• The monthly meeting of the Parent Teachers’ associaliou m il bt at the Halsey schoolhouse lc- Incom© Tax Comes to the morrow (F riday) evening at 7.45. The m eeting is on founders’ d ay . Front I he Oak plain school is to furnish 0Gov Pierce was] pilloried »nd latu- basted and excoriated by the partv he the prooraip uud we arc sure that didn't happen to bslon? to for advising t will he an excellent oue.) * an income tax. That party seconded If you have been missing these the slnsh-fund work of Portland tax meetings of t|¡ . p . J . A you cg|1. dodgers and they ‘put oue over on" the cow counties and defeated the tax at the not realizo how unfortunate you polls. They defeated Pierce lor another have been, because every oue of term and elected their man for gov them has becu invaluable a nil cu- ernor and thought they had the world joyable. It is not often th at we by the tail. But they did not have thetr Hod such adm irable characteristics man hog tied. combined in one organization, but Governor Patterson had been in poli such are the distinctive features or tics ao much that they expected him to the H a lstv P ..T . A. Como and play the game to its sordid limit, but see for yourself. he did not. When he stated that be At this meeting candy is to be would make appointments with a view soli hv the Halsey icbool. I ’m to the best interests of the state, with sure those who remember the out regard to partisan expediency, some selling of the cake la9t year will of them gasped and some thought he look forward to the candy sale was talking through his hat. this year. teacher. Now he gives them a careful analysis of the state’s finauciai condition and says he sees no road to speedy release from debt but through au income t3x ! And it looks as if, astounded though they be, they will take him at his w >rd and levy that tax. T h e Oregon Voter, which has led the war xgainst the income tax in the news p ap er field, sa y s : It Governor ratterson’s income tax bill does not brand Oregon as a danger ous state in which to Invest money we ate for it and for it strong. A state which got a million and a half from ilie income lax in a year, and then ran in debt a million and a half a year for two years without that t u , and in which new investments were greater aud decrease m rnral population smaller in the year ol the tax than iu the others, need not forego the tax on that ground A state with Oregon's population aud which adds a million and a half a year to its debts, is no more attractive to ia - vestors than one with a just income tax. The Harrisburg Bulletin aptly says: The bogev about the people otiug down the income tax is a loke. They have, and all other state taxes put up to them. Bald propaganda killed the m come tax. most of t paid by Portland. If the question were referred to the people today without the interference of paid smoke screens, stink bombs and '_erbal barrages doubtless it would eacry ------------ LCTd G C 1 1 !<CM DOWN, AWAV WAY DOW M DC I I A l ’ P V H » 5 C C A » > R ( C C O e c L ’ NC W E W A N T THEM C H EA P, oh VCRV C H E A P h ’C 'U . MAKC M ONEY 13V T H E .. G g A P It E f t f t S G O n o M Is a pcientiSe prepara tion for curing meat, i ri,,.no ni» tha nec» sarv inpredienta e-vcecfc Balt, Cures meat better, with less work end givre deliciousflavor.Wiight’s Ham Pickle ia eold by vniw , ’ f * ’• A very large crowd attended the Charity grange carnival Saturday evening and abonl |6 0 was cleared, SPRING- 5 O N G - Ì saves 19 lbs. of meat cut cf every 100 lbe A larsetl.25bottla will sraoka a txrrs! of meat — raaraateei Rov. J. S. and Mro. Miller want to Portland Sunday evening to spend a few days with I their children aud attend th» Holiness convontion. I uesday at the meeting of the Church of Christ missionary soeiety with Mrs. J. E. True tha leseou, on ” A frica,” wae given by Jilts. Edith Koboett, and Mrs. W. L. Welle read letters from her daughter Goldie, who is a mission, ary in the dark continent. Mrs. C. P. Stafford visited e tO . B. S taln ak sr’s, Corvallis, over the week end. William J. Carver died at 8:30 yosterduy morning at bis reeidenes on the Hecker place, west of town, aged 67. Mrs. Carver Isorvivse him, as do seven daughters end •o n e: John Carver ahd Mis. Mary Greeu of Valsats, Mrs. Effie Harwood of Newport and William J. jr., Callie, Georgiana and Violet Carver of Halsey. Tha funeral will be at the Church of Christ tomorrow, with burial (a t Fine Grove. ,H A M . PICKLE with cloth or brush. Give» wonder fully delicious flavor -does fiwty with oldsmoko heue« Rue in Albaoy Tuesday, He was sore about it and thought ha ought to be privileged to go 50 miles i u hour, but the Albany justice saw oo difference between him aud a whito man. -------------------- This picture is presented to our it appealed first in the Eggsaminer, lo u r horsemen ate subsidiary socio leaders by the courtesy of the fa - official owjati of that body. The tics. I cific Poultry Producers’ association. Pfne Grove Point« t a (By Special Correageadeut) M isaSophie Heinrich of Cnrvel- liu spent Sunday with her parasite here. Miss Grace Pehrssos cams hozuc from Moumoulh (or the week ea^. Floyd Nichu!» and fam ily and ducers’ association's position, is i the.attention of coogrees.” Above Mivo Leons Palmer Were Albany well taken iu the recent issue o i ' we reproduce from the P.ggsamiuer Are Crranmfamf visitors Souday. your paper I h»licVo th e (co-op.) a .om pe.iion picture to the one Mr. A S K YOVSt P F A L E B for tbo genotna W risfct'sEuiokeorEaiaPioida. B elli pas M r. and Mrs. Jay Soytar visit, ante«! aatieiaeUny or sou r mouev bi erative) principle is right, and if ¡Dyer refers to. It represents fhe four horsemeu of the Paeihc practiced more by farmers would ' W rite c e If your dealer can tsu op ly you. ed at the M artin hum« Sunday, We ll send io n »aluabie fce-k on « n o tio n position -of the ipeculators about coast, illustrutiug the u E co meet and srrlain how you can y e t a Cue ” <* Pro- The coiumuuily meatlug f a tu r . eolve many ills th at now occupy March, April and May. butehenng ret a t factory c o t V.'ith the state running in deot a day evening was well ettSudsd HALbEY PHARMACY milfton and a half of dollars a year, and uud, although the program wee H A L S E Y , L IN N A N D O R E G O N farmers paying much more than tlieir ut the parsonage Friday. Twenty- abort, owiug tu sows being unable share of the coat of government, is it one ladies aud a number of chil to be preseut oa account Of kick, any wonder that the farm populntion Big a t th e dren were present and only three Peoria « likely t0 get a Mouu decreases dispite all the newcomers the attended the cabinet meeting of the uess, the negro play was much tain States Power company liue. chambers of commerce induce to settle Linn county Christian Endeavor had bobbsd hair. Mrs. W, P. enjoyed. CHURCH OF CHRIST on farms? Wahl gllve the lesson. Tha cottage prayer-meeting of J. S. McMuhuu aud wife at A lbany Sunday afternoon. W hiter again. Yesterday m orn the Peoria Free Methodieg ohuryh It cost Los Augclcs county $150,000 to Saturday Evening at 5:45 became papa and mama last week Harold, sou of Rev. J. S. Miller raise Asa K eyes to the piunaclc oi uews 50c a plate She a a girl. Papa and grandma uud wife, was up from Portland ing there was whito frost, with a was held at the Hughes home paper notoriety. When he dropped wont to a Corvallis hospital this and sang solos at the Methodist film of ice on thin puddles, and Tueeda^ afternoon. back into obscurity nobody even heard then a smiling suu. • week to visit the new arrival. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Engy v«40. church Sunday. a splash. Linn county health wae worse od Mr. aud Mrs. Estes Base VTsd* The county court renewed E. D. J. W. Stuphensou, the barber, is Much gilded immorality, frequent th e best. Reduced to 20e. end last week, with 16 cases of influ nesday. Isom’s appointm ent as road bu- branching out in business. He marriages and divorces, and finally pen less in larger quantities. Supply enza, 1 of measels, 3 of inumpe, 2 pervieor. has rented the Halsey hotel. Spoon River tpariu i ury in obscurity, are utually the lot of your needs while it lasts. of pneumonia, 4 of scarlet fever heirs of great wealth. IKut.rprlM U*«rM»«a4a«oa> The most attrastiv e littla cua iu c ra n k G au slc’s brother C harles, N. T. Sneed. of smallpox, 1 of tuberculosis Mrs. J, N. Eiliot called on Mrs. Halsey these February days is the a Eugeue carpenter, has rented ................. ...... ............... and 1 of whooping cough reported cro-cus. A. L. Falk Wednesday afternoon. J. W. Carter’s house and is coming , to the state board of health, Miss Lavelle Palmer was atjhoine to Halsey with his family to re. W. R. Kirk was a business caller 'lh e Epworth League went to at th sceu u ty seat Wednesday aud H o w to Buy G ood Q u a lity Poods over the week end. side. the Christian Endeavor social at Fiiday evening Sweet home Prof. Patton and tainiiy expect thh Church of Christ Wedueaday Thursday. a t Popular Prices came over and beat Halsey high at to live where Mr. Merriam did E. K. Carey and family visited of last week and a great tim e was basketball, 24 to 4. relatives in Qaleut over lbs week bofurt ho moved to Newberg. en jo y ed . end. Genevieve Wells, Lshei SeefclJ, The VV. F. M. S. of the M. E. Harold Stevenxou came from Glenn Rindei uud Curl Sperling church had an interesting meeting M. 0. H ardiug made a trip' t » Brownsville <uet week ai d wired Albany Thursday. That is the answer. t!:s W- I'. Carter house for electric M rs.'Hazel Munksrs and daugh j lights. I Ion about ter and Bsulsh Miller aecornpauieJ This brand includes a large assortm ent of M is, M. M. Huslou, owner of the H. L. Straleys to tbs carnival tha houso where Prof, Pulton quality foods which are sold at popular at C harity grange Saturday uigbi. ruaidee, suffered a paralytic stroke prices. Alex Snodgrass and family spent Sunday morning at her home in Sunday at H. J. F alk’s. Portland uid her condition is We can sell vou these splendid goods at The Busy R»s Sewing club mat serious. popular prices because they are produced at Mrs. J . N. E lliot’s Friday Revival - meetings at the M. R. and put on the m arket by modern m eth G et o u r prices before you bin afternoon aud took Miss KJ us Falk rhuich wi ! I egin unday ruorniiig ods and at the lowest possible expense and iu as a usw m em ber, n e rt. Mr. Miller '11! preach slid We have the cost. Lev. Mr. brown v il! conduct the IhuDius L iltlc aud wife of T o r. song service. usr were a ssk-eud guests of J. P. ■ W hen you buy Preferred Stock you get the Mrs. A. W. Eaefburn, mother Tem pleton’s. Mrs. Cecil Uilysu spent Friday good quality you want at a price you can of Mrs. F. Uufurd Morris, was N o. 9 3 9 Fence, 3 9c a rod, cash stricken Iuesday morning iu her with Mrs- Clarence G illetts, ft afford to pay. home at the county seat with Mrs. Davis aud seu H-eury what war thought to be paralysis, spent Thursday evening at H. L No. 8 3 2 Fence, 36c a rod, cash liAt she soon wus better and has S traisy ’s. been steadily improving, Cecil Bllysu and fal l.ewly ily and j ’ F r » M o it- dftX’an'cffliver, B. Mrs. A. L. Falk spent Si ía tlr d a r •« N o. 7 2 6 Fence, 1 c* a ro d ’ cdskf re À , visit. V C., traveling in the interest of eo. K- L. Bilyeu’s, Lake Crs^ operative publicity w ork|for Brit- ing a relative they b^d I ’hot i assn Mrs. Falk ish Columbia, W ashington, Oregon for eifhieen years. and California, was arrested near stayed Over night and Hundey. (Cwetieusd oa teal page) . Halsey for speeding and paid a 115 M'r-tfrr.s P " » .!» tfs L Ldward Dyer, of Dei Ri0 stui lai in, in w riting to the Enter, or«,e publisher, takes occasion to icmark “ The picture of the Banquet Comb Honey Ask Us fair Preferred Stock W ir e F e n c e ? American ¿inc insulated Field Fence M. V. KOONTZ Co. 3 Hill & Co,