H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E 4 H Club Work Fits Young Folks For Community life State College Names Dean o f Mines School Published T hursday a t Halsey. Oregon H. F and A. A. LAKE Publishers Entered a t th e po toffice at H ate] Oregon, as second class matter. $1 a • ■ . .V.-earagM lJtic a m onth. Stops when time expires unless continuance Is ordered. Advertising 25c an Inch; no discount for tim s or space; no charge for . composition or changes. Announce- i m e n u of entertainm ent«, food sales, j etc., whose object 1? to raise money, ' charged a t regular advertising rates. A nnouncem ents of religious m eetin g s,! not exceeding four Inches, free If j copy is received before Tuesday. T axation 18 a subject of the ut 1 inoit im portance to every citixen, says an exchange. I ’nfortunately, j few people have a thorough and «ciantific understanding of the way i i . — . rs."“ 5‘ — . it should be baijdled. DR. JAMES H. HANCE For a num ber of years past we have had an economy ad m in istra­ Western mining man and educator, picked to head Corvallis work tio n th a t has successfully lowered 'national taxes w ithout slighting cording to a report just issued by any necessary governm ental func* the forest service. W ith a total of ttio.ia. Yet at the same tim e local 293 man-caneiid fires so far this tax»« have so steadily and danger- segsor, IbO of them were started (O isly m ounted that they have o il- 1 by careiess smokers. met the federal saving. Good taxation is an incentive to Fire nrevention wtek will soon (stable, progressive in d u stry , home be here. T h at is one week th at all an I property owning, and real good citizens should observe to the prosperity and growth on a solid letter. Every year the Red Demon basis. E x h o rb itant and wastful tik e s more than 10,(XXI A merican itix a tto n is a certain detrim ent to lives and destroys over $500,000,000 'th ;se. Too many bond issues and worth of A m erican property. It ■debts can ruin a com m unity. is the greatest enemy of prosperity W hen we vote for a public offic­ and progress we have to face. ial we are showing our trust in a iman who is to liaudle our funds The responsibility rests upon ¡and determ ine what they shall be the shoulders of the individual ispeut for. In the same way we citisen as to whether the com m u­ iinvcst money in the stock of an nity house ehall, or shall not be iindustry. built this full. The great difference is th at when ■ m buy stock we investigate and Mexico is uow w ithout a pre are .certain of th e economy and dent elect. Members of the suicide ability of the m anagem ent. Often club «re expected to sboitly an when we vote we fail absolutely to Douure their aspirations to fill the 'f dollars. £ Storms on the Sun r The flumes of fire which shoot > out from the surface of the sun * are often ten times ns long as the earth 's diam eter and sclen- lists in tlielr vigils have seen one flame which measured more than 33,000 miles and traveled Smokers have been reaponaiblo at the rate of 3,000 mites a min fov over a third of all the m an- * site. These flames nre seen only 5 through n sperlully constructed caiwed forest fires started io the J Instrum ent. national forests of Oregon and 'W ashington again this year, ac- * if t 19» be happy If be even hud an Interest In books. As It Is he walks up and down between the house and the street or w anders about the back yurd picking up a dead branch here and there. Sad, tt 1st He doesnt know how to play. One should learn early tn life. « * •> “ I-. £ X W » l « « N .».p ap er U nion) <- the female, and vice versa Possibly some day scientists will movements since he resigned from position which for many years prove the fallacy ol the saying: the he held cannot see th a t he Is any “ You m ust not expect old heads less busy than be was before. He Is Last year 619,712 American boys playing to good effect. <©. 1928 Western Newspaper I’nlon) and girls better fitted them silves no young shoulders. Some people do not know how to for rural com m unity life and lead­ play. For two or three sum m ers I Church N otes ~~| have been nt the sam e hotel with ership through 4-H club activities, Graves, when he w as on w hat he , D E L B E R T S T A R R j under the cooperati re direction of called his vacation. He did not know ¡ Funeral Director and Licensed , Methodist: * ; Fmhalmpr the extension service of the d ep art­ Embalmer how to play. He was restless In the 10 a. in. Sunday school morning until the mail came In. He ment of agriculture. LADY A SSIST A N T 11:00 a m morning worship. wandered about the grounds m editat­ Brownsville, Oregon Of the total num ber enrolled, Topic:— “ The Mind of Christ. ing. his head down, his mind taken nearly 400,(XX) completed the tasks up with problems th a t should have 7:00 Epw orth League been left a thousand mites away. If or projects assigned to them , ac­ B O B B IN G 8:00 p. at. evening w trsh'P - he engaged anyone In conversation It cording t » reports received from Topic:— “ Ye shall Be Witness- was to discuss m atters of business, , B A R B E R IN G 2,622 county extension agents i or to revenl tils agitation and worry ' B A T H S A N D e i.” over the unsolved difficulties which throughout the country. SH A M PO O IN G Bible study class Tuesdays 2:30 he should have forgotten when he Addressing 148 cham pion farm Agent Prayer u.ee ing T hursdays 8:(X* shut down tils desk and left his office Hub Cleaning Works boys and girls at the national club for a month of rest. Lad.es aid every W ednesday Albany Laundry Every Tuesday cam p recently held in W -.shiugton. He was like a lion shut tip In a W om en’s missionary society first cage, pacing backw ard und forward, Dr. C. B. Sm ith, chief ot coopera­ E. C . M I L L E R Friday of m onth 2:00 o’clock throwing himself against the bars, tive extension work, stated the pur- or sleeping gloomily in his cell. He  J S. MiHer. pastor. lose of the clubs to be 'h a t of aid took no Interest in sport of any kind. He was happy only when he got back ing rural hoys and girls in improv- Pine Grove Cburch to the regular routine of work, for ng farm and home practices and Sunday School 10 a. m. he did not know what It meant to in broadening the fO 'la l life of play. Preaching nt 11 a. m. There is an old man down the their com m unities; in making them Evening service 8 o'clock. streets—not so old either as years appreciate the possibilities of rura Mr. W right w ill.speak on The go—who Inis moved in from the coun­ life and helping them to becom-- Dietv of C h rist;” try. He hns ninny years yet ahead of him, If he takes life as he should. efficient farmers and horn makers, Hut he lias nothing to do. and he has and training them for leadership Church of Christ : not learned 'to [day. He ougtit to in their local districts. 10 a. tn. Sunday school. have u garden, or a dog, or on In­ TA, School ol Quoiilv Thai Struct the Entire S ta ti The members are taught to work 11:00 a. m. communion service terest hi chickens or tools or golf— h thorough cultural and profaaainna, anything to amuse himself. He might tig elh er, counsel together, play lo «cholarship ia the outatanding char- 7:00 p. m. C hristian Endeavor acteriatic of the State University gether, cooperate aud achieve. inizatlons decided here th at organiz- j ’ 8:00 p. m Serm u Training ia offered in There is no doubt th a t oue of labor as a body would not indorse , ‘ 22 departments of the College ly presidential candidate. At the of L iterature, Science the foremost needs of rural people ; and the Arts ime tim e they referred back to the N o t A b le to P la y is better coop.ration among them Architecture and Allied Arts— -ganizations them selves w hatever ac- selves. Club work teaches bojs Business Administration—Edu- Dn they m ight wish to take indivld- By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK lation — Journalism— Graduate and girls how to cooperate. tlly. mssunmnm O ,e of the most interesting bio j logical experim ents recently xoted i, that of grafting the heads of e re kind of bug on the bodies of an other, a feat accomplished ly a German scientist, as reported by | (he Associated Press. It is said th a t when the head of a beetle was grafted on the body of a June bug it tried to burrow in reguse m atter and made n > etlort to fly, while the reverse experim ent caused a beetle with a June bug s tiead to tiy to clim b a tree. When a female bead was grafted on the tiody o! a male of the sn n e species, GLOBE A lb a n y Sun. Mon., Tues . Aug. 12-14 John Gilbert in “The Cossacks” The action was taken n ear the close ! a three-day executive meeting, at hich many labor organization prob- I T IS said that the little six jcaro .U mg were discussed. Many candidates * prince of Rumania, when It was r A _ _ _ genate _ A and .4 tin»,-,/, house> ♦ the Fs zs enfim enUre fust announced to him Unit he was alalB k , W is- king of a great country and heir t. « Follette-progressive slate in Wis- sevZnty millions of dollars, did ma >nsin and Judge Florence E. Allen, take kindly to the idea. Young as I unnlng for re-election to the Ohio was he realized to some extent then «jjjflaasniisaaiHiUi,.™™ responsibility which .his new obliga­ tion placed upon him, und a serious, sad look came over tils little face. "I shall not be able to play any more,” he said. It Is a serious situation when, w hether from luck of opportunity or When we make a re­ from lack ol Inclination, one is not pair on your car we able to play. Nothing more than play fix it to last and you recreates a man. We are In a sad will not have to Go state when we eun no longer play. A well-kutwn business man, suc­ the pushing act. cessful, energetic, and still full of Let us prove to you vigor, retired from the active duties how it will save you of his business two or three years ago. When asked why when he was many dollars in a still so utile to carry on tils work lie year. hud determined to give It tip, he s a id : “Ju st because 1 want to play," and playing for him meant work of an- S ilv e r Grays l For Comfort: Seats air- tushioned - interiors immac­ ulately clean, plate glass win­ dows, rich mahogany trim. W ell v e n tila te d but not drafty. Lights at night you can tead by Restful. Pot Economy: Buy 10 ride tickets for use only on motor coach and save a third in travel costs. They are good for 60 days Rail tickets un­ less specially restricted are good on the motor coaches. i College Year Opens Sept. 24. 1928 For information or catalogue rente The Kegietrar, V nivereity ol h Oregon. Eugene. Ore. A r r o w Garage H a lsey, O regon . 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