Rural enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1924-1927, September 22, 1927, Image 4

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    footing by giving all alike accurate through western Oregon September
R ural
E n t e r p r is e
Published Thursday at Halsey Oregon, and timely information on tbs na 20.
F and A A LAKE
The first coach left Portland at
tion-wide movement of potatoes,
PubJuhcrt
Gi’ain Marketed
by Cooperation
/^ b a n y . £ 7 ) ir e c t o r y
F is h e r -B r a tle n
Funeral Directors-Embalmers
Lady Assistane
tb® actual price« received for them 7:30 a m. Tuesday, bound for
Cliapel
or Residence Funerale.
Ashlaud
by
way
of
Kugeue
and
'
*1 a year In advance. Arrearages 12‘Ac 1 iu the consuming market« day by
Pitone 95.
Albany, Orego
Show s G re a te s t D e v e lo p ­
a month. Stops when time expires day, and the prices being paid Roseburg
At 8:30 a. in. the sec-*
unless continuance Is ordered.
m
ent
in
F
a
rm
e
rs
’
E
le
v
a
to
rs
for them in competitive producing ond highway liner got under way '
Advertising. 20c an inch; no discount
in W e ste rn S ta te s.
sections. This daily aervice iafree for McMinnville by way of Hill«-!
for time or space; no charge for
for
all
interested
parties
aud
may­
boro.
A
third
coach
left
at
3:00
W L- W R IG H T
composition or ctianges. Announce­
(P repared by the U n ited S tate« D e p a rtm e n t
o f A g ric u ltu re .)
ments of entertainments, food sales be secured by application to its of. J p. in. for Corvallis and Newberg,
Co-operative marketing of grain In
etc., whose object is to raise money (ice at 129 Union Avenue, Port-
aud at 3:35 p. m. another left for the United States shows Its greatest
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
charged at regular advertising rates
land, in charge of K L Kinger.
Oswego and Cook. These are the development, from the standpoint of
Announcements of religious meetings
D. C. ROSSMAN, Local Manager
four routes established by the new the volume of business handled, in
not exceeding four inches, free ii
farmers’ cooperative elevators, of
Lady Assistant
The
scbooltna’am
and
her
little
copy is received before Tuesday.
Southern Pacific Motor Tran-sport which there are more than 3,300 listed
coupe are conspicious by their ab­ Company to supplement its train with the United States Department of
All calh answered day or night
The recent conferring of degree, sence on the highways. You will service. Frequent departures from Agriculture. Most of them appeared
Phone 255
10
tlie
Middle
Western
states.
Farm
by a middle western university up now find her guiding the young each terminal of the routes insure
ers’ elevators are most numerous, in
Halsey,
Oregon
on a number of farmers wboee work American mind through the in tri­ rapid service.
Illinois, Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska,
I a 1 been of aid in the progress of cate channels of educational traffic
North Dakota, Minnesota, South Da­
kota, Ohio and Missouri. There are
agriculture, is a salient example and just as sure of herself there as O A .C . I ù ttlio F a r m
a few co-operative warehouses in east-
of American demccracy.
It bu- when wending her way through
P r o g r a m B r o a d c a s t in g 11 n Washington which receive and
shows again that this is the one the maze of autos.
market grain. Some attempts have
great country in the wor’d where e
t- eu made by farm organizations to
Radio Station K . O A. C.
form federations of local elevators,
man is rewarded and judged en­
I t ’s a mighty hard thing for a
270.1 meters; 500 watts; Pacific out on the whole these attempts have
tirely upon his work, and not In tourist to get through the Willam-
422 W est E ir st S tr e e t
not been successful.
Staudard Time.
aociul and economic standards be­ elte v»|'ey this kind of weather
Organize Wheat Pools.
A lb a n y , O regon
A total of 16 wheat pools have been
Monday evening, September 26.
yond his cout.ol. These men he They just sort of want to hang
iganized since 1020, but only 8 of
ing given this honor was hut Iittl* iround and enjoy themselves.
7:00 The newsboy.
these were active in 1025. The first
commented upon for the reason
7:10 -111 club meeting,
a-social ton was formed in Washing­
ton and a second association was
that it is nothing unusual; the peo-
We failed to get a glimpse of /:30 Farm utility program.
ide rea'ize it is natural that any­ “ Lindy” aud bis old bird as they
Tuesday evening, September 27, formed In Idaho in 1020. Organiza­
Universal & Colonial Ranges
tions were set up in Oregon, Montana,
one who distinguishes himself ii flew up the valley Friday morning 7:15 The newsboy.
Oklahoma and Kansas the following
Huy way will get credit for it.
year. In 1022 the Arizona, California,
hut Corvallis did. Ain’t it awful 7:30 Timely farm tcpici.
ti­
7:45 Chats with the homemaker Colorado, Nebraska, North Dakota
the way we’re siigbivd.
aud
Texas
associations
were
organ­
Telephone 312Y Reasonable Prices
Cost of producing alfalfa hay ii
Wednesday evening, Sept 28.
,
—
ized. South Dakota and Miunesota
Oregon varies from <6 56 to $9 11
7:15
The
newsboy,
did not organize until 1023, and the
Tundey and Dempsey are doing
C. W . RYDER
h ton finds the experiment Ration
most recently organized association,
t grandstand stu n t by writing 7:30 Farm utility program.
Pianos and Player Pianos
lhat of the Central states soft wheat
in summarizing the results of two naughty letters to one another, 8:00 Grange lecture bcur.
Tuned, Repaired and
growers, began operating in 1024.
years study iu the cost of produc. lhat shoo'd help box offi?e receipts
Thursday evening, Sep'. 29.
The wheat pools quite generally
Rebuilt.
ing forage crops in the state. Fig 'ome and thrill the fans.
utilize the facilities of the farmers’
7:15 The newsboy.
Gut
of
town
u n it and telephone
elevators in receiving and forwarding
tires on every type of hay produc
7:20 The collegiate spori I igbt.
orders w ill receive prompt atten­
grain to market. Several of the asso­
tion have been compiled by II. E
Farm ers are coming more and 7:30 Timely farm topics.
ciations lease or own terminal fa cili­
tion. Formerly with Chickering
Selby of the depaitm ent of farm more to the idea of letting electiic- 7,4 5 Chats with the homemaker ties for the handling of grain, while
Piano Co., Boston
certaln of the pools are now
rsi d-
management who made a survey ol ’ty and machinery rather th m
F rida) evening, Sept 30.
Davenport Music Store Albany, O
ering, or have already organiuei sub-
eight W illamette valley counties. muscle do larm work.
7:15 The newsboy.
llllllltfNMIHIIIIIIl:tMIIIIIIIIIIIHI .■
fiillaries for the acquisition a id oper­
In the Willamette valley clover
ation of country elevators.
7:30 Farm utility program.
Organize Sales Agencies.
hay eost »7.38 when seeded with S .P . M o t o r C oaches
E ye S tr a in
N e r v e S train
A number of attempts to organize
grain, 110.32 when aeeded alone.
Card of Thanks
co-operative sales agencies have been I Eye strain means nerve strain—correct
V etch and oats hay costs $10.29,
M a k e M a id e n T r ip s
I wish to thank the members of unsuccessful, but In spite of this other glasses improve vision aud nerves. Our
cheat hay $8.77 and altulfa $9.11.
associations organized for the same | methods assure accurate examinations.
the Fair Committee who so gener­ purpose have been successful. There
Corn silage was produced at »7.72
hollowing an inaugural ceremony
are at the present time at least four
T h e S c ie n c e o f O p to m etry
a ton, vetch silage $1.10 and kale in which city officials of Portland ously helped with their time in central selling agencies operating on
making
our
booth
a
success.
To
a t »3 75.
a id representatives of the state of the pa trons who loaned their trucks our principal grain markets, as well as S kil1 and experience in the profession of
several sales agencies which serve optometry cannot te acquired in a month
Oregon participated,
the new
or a year. Modern optometry is the re­
I he I nited States department of S luthern Pacific Motor Transport to haul our exhibit, and to the peo­ only certain of tire wheat pools.
The total volume of business han­ sult of long and exhaustive study. Such
ple
who
gave
fruit
and
vegetables
agriculture has a market news ser Company of Oregon staited its new
dled by all co-operative grain market­ experience is our bid for your patronage
ing associations in 1023 was »750,000,- out good w ill.
vice designed to put every grower palutial passenger coaches on their and for the individual exhibits.
Mrs. 8. J Smith,
000, transacted for 520,000 members.
and shipper of potatoes on an even maiden trips over the four routes'
President P.T.A
E. L. Stiff
Furniture Co.
Complete Home
Furnishers
Som e S p ecies o f H a w k s
B eneficial to F a rm e rs
OREGON CITY
WOOLEN MILLS
Two Pants Suits
Lor Men and Young- Men
$30, $35, $40
Not all liuwks are harmful, iu the
sense Hint they are supposed to he;
that Is, In catching chickens and song
bird» and quail. The biological survey
of tlie United Stutcs Department of
Agriculture points out that there are
a number of different species of
hawks, and the food habits of all are
not the same. Some prey almost en
| tirely upon small mammals, such us
mice, ground squirrels, and rabbits,
whereas the food of others consists
chiefly of birds. The latter are the
species that are responsible for the
bad reputation of all buwks. The bird
eaters Should be killed at every oppor­
tunity, but It Is equally important that
the others be spared, for they do u
great deal of good In destroying small-
animal pests of the farmer. The bird
eating hawks include the Cooper
hawk aud the sharp-shinned hawk,
and these species prefer to capture
ttieir prey by swift, fierce darts from
the concealment of thick foliage. Most
of the other hawks are beneficial to
the farmer.
170«-0-»-0 « O-»
• O*C>:;
| Agricultural Items |
lban y
B a k i n g
co
405 West First
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
A lb a n y Floral Co.
Cut flowers
•U*- and
and i plants. Floral art for every
and all occasions,
Flower phone 458-J.
P A S T ALBA N Y BARBER SHOP
Charles R Goltra, Proprietor
Specializing in Ladies' and Children’s
Hair Cuts and Bobs. Work Guarantee.!
1029 East Second St.
Albany, o ,e.
SI All-; BANK
A LB A N Y
We
-^» in vite your business. Savings and
commercial aceounts. Capital, surplus
u n d iv id e d profits. $lo0.10O.
P A B T a U R N ’S GROCERY
4th and Lyons Street
The place to bnv good groceries at the
right price. On the corner, plenty of
room to park. Albany.
F 'ortmiller F urniture
Co., furni.
hire, mgs, linoleum, stoves ranges
Funeral directors. 427-433 west First
street, Albany, Oregon.
E H L E R 1“ 8 G R O C E R Y
401 W First street
Successor to J. D. .-sears
___________ We w ill tay to piease you
U O L M A N & JA C K S O N
,
Grocery—Bakery
E verything in the line of eats
Opposite Postoflice
IM P E R IA L ('Al l-:. 209
*
1-,r-t
Harold G. Murphy Prop
Phone 665
W k nkver cuosa
fennings Auto Top Sb >p—Auto
** trim m ing, scat covers and winter in­
closures. 202 U Second. Phone 41hJ.
N. L. J e n n in g s M anager
agel’» Bob anti Beauty Shoppe
N
Hotel Albany
Manicuring, marcelling, facial
Miss Laniphear, operator
R OSCOE
AMES HARDWARE
The Winchester Store
Insurance
A General Line w itli at­
tractive lates. Specializ­
ing in au'omobile and truck insurance.
J. L. Stuart,
Insurance Agency,
110 W. 2nd St., Albany, Ore. Phone 733
Fisher Bros. Implement (3
Phone 47
122 N. Broadalbin st.
Albany, Oregon
.John Deere Implements
DeLaval Separator» and Milkers
Fencing and Farm er»’ Hardware
FARM LOANS
at lowest rate of interest.
Real Estate
Insurance
Prompt ser »ice. courteous treatment.
| )V m . B a in , with I.ane County Abstract
company, Albany
If you enjoy a good meal
\nd know a good meal when you get it
I You’ll be back for you’ll not forget it.
PARAGON CAFE
G E O - M. G IL C H R IS T
M EADE & A LBRO
ALBANY
Optometrists, 312 First s t, Albany, Ore.
Ticket office Bell l.ine Stage.
Albany to San Francisco, $15.
C o m i n g to A lb a n y
A lb a n y
| C re a m e r y
Dr. Mellenthin
A s s o c ia tio n
M anufacturers of
S p e c ia lis t
LINN BUTTER
in In ter n a l M ed icin e fo r th e |
a n d B u y e rs o f E ggs
p a st fifte e n y e a r s
A F a r m e r s ’ C o -o p e ra tiv e
C re a m e ry
D o c s N o l O p e ra te
Chrysler Cars
HOTEL ALBANY ^!Ya‘ei'l$en,1
W ill be at
- O - .O - .-O
- — - o ♦ - o : - : o - » o ^ o . o . o x
U
The only good corn borer Is a dead
A
Monday October 3
and
|K o I s ttr , F e d e r a l,
an d C rosley
Office hours 10 a in. to 4 p in.
A barn owl makes a valuable mouse
catcher.
. . .
Sharp tools save power, power costs I N o C h a rg e fo i C o n su lta tio n |
money, hence— ?
. . .
Dr. Mellenthin is a regu’ar graduate i
Send for experiment station bulle­
in medicine and surgery and is licensed |
tins on fertilizers and soils. They w ill by tlie state of Oregon He does not
help your garden.
operate for chronic appendicitis gall
. . .
stones, ulcers of the stomach, tonsils
The crop that suffers most for | or adenoids.
proper cultivation is the crop of coun
He has to his credit wonderful re­
try boys and gtrls.
sults in diseases of the stomach, liver,
. . .
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid
Competition may be the life of trade ucys, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
but co-operation w ill certainly a,Id weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, lag
ulcers and rectal ailments.
vigor to the life of farming.
• • •
3Voot should be stored In a clean
Below are the names o f a few of h it
dry place until It Is sold. It should many satisfied patients in Oregon w ho)
never be stored in a basement.
hive been treated for one of the abeve'
• • •
nruled causes:
The farmer who has no more live
Elmer Booker, CouJou.
stock than a chicken on the farm
Chas. Desch, Portland.
should have a permanent pasture.
• • •
D G. Horn, Bonanza.
Sweet clover may be sown alone in
Fred Shields. Klamath Falls.
the fall like alfalfa. I f sown in wheat
Daniel Stienon. Alleghany.
It should not be seeded until spring
R. E. Nea’, Central Point.
• • •
Joe Sbeoships. Gobbon.
Discouraged farmers have this con
soling encouragement: When yon are
Remember the above date, that
.....
at tt.e bottom of the grade the onlv
consultation on this trip w ill be f rce
way you can look I» up.
and that this treatment is different
• • a
I f wire fences are grounded to per- I
Married women must be accompan­
mènent moisture every five or ten rods
the danger of stock being killed while ied by their husbands.
near the fence during a thunderstorm
Address: 211 BradMiry bldg , Los
Is materially decreased.
Angeles, Cal.
R a d io A c c e s s o rie s
ONF DAV ONLY I Waldo Anderson
& Son
Overcoats and Top Coats
$18 to $40
( omplete Line of Furnishings
FRED WARD
206 W est First Street.
Albany, Oregon
Albany, Oregon
S t e t le r ’s
Dishes and Crockery ware
A lb a n y , O re.
a
■ ■ ■
J. F. Emmett Insurance
Agency
c
n
106 Weat Second St.. Albany, Ore É
F IR E , AUTO, BONDS, LOANS |
a
H ■ ..H
Allphin's Auction House
Broadalbin St , Albany
Auction Sat. Sep. 17, 1 f.m .
Furniture— live stock — w ill be
sold. I f you have anything you
want sold, bring it in. Furniture
sold at private sale anytime. Faria
machinery sold at all times.