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About Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Or.) 1927-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1928)
ed for tha Mississippi flood of last q l real prosperity for the whole people Republican leaders have tried to di rectified. I personally believe In an c o ry ja n y J j i through actual rather than fancied vert attention from the real situation amendment to the ISth ameudment I year Instead of taking leadership in economies and reorganization in gov 11= by a propaganda of governmental which would give to each Individual I this Important work. etate itself only after approval by a ernment and the enactment of sound economy, he asserted. “The money actually appropriated ALBANY FLORAL CO. Cut Plowets (By Special Correspondent) ; tariff legislation; to the establishment The Republican party promised re referendum popular vote of lla peo- for Hood relief is too small to make and Plants. Floral art for every and pie the right wholly within Its borders The Hover thresher began work of a foreign policy opposed to unwar- organization of the government, he even a start," Governor Smith assert all occasions. i ranted intervention In Latin-American said, yet after seven years the struc to import, manufacture or cause to be ed. "Too much time has been spent cn epriug grain Monday. Flower phone 458-J manufactured and sell alcoholic bev in squabbling over who shall pay the ! countries and for the outlawry of war; ture is worse than tt was In 1921. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hover we e and to the stamping out of corruption Governor Smith pointed to the In erages, the sale to be made only by ' bill." EAST ALBANY BARBER SHOP crease in federal appropriations, the state itself and not for consump Charles R. Goltra, Proprietor H arrisburg callers T hursday after in prohibition enforcement Goveruor Smith pledged himself The Democratic candidate placed against which, he said, the official tion in any public place.” “to a progressive, liberal conservation Member of Master Barbers' Association noon. himself squarely on record for farm spokesman answers only. "We have “Our Canadian neighbors," he said, policy based upon the same principles Specializing in Ladies’ and Children's Mir* Petsis H ulshus of Albany relief and promised to call together given an economical administration." "have gone far in this manner to solve to which 1 have given my support lu Hair Cuts and Bobs. Work guarantc-- "1 assert that there is no proof," this problem by the method of sale the best Informed minds among farm the State of New York," and to tight 1029 East Second St. visited her friend Agnes C handler, ers, business men and economists im- Governor Smith declared. Albany, Ore. made by the state Itself and not by against selfish aggression “wherever After giving a summary of the gov private Individuals, ■ mediately following the election to last week. ALBANY STATE BANK — We Invite | it appears and Irrespective of whom 1 devise a practicable plan for the con ernment finances, he pointed out that your business. Savings and commercial It may Involve.” Saloon Won't Return Dr. Marks was called Saturday trol of surplus crops for submission as against the claim of tax reductions "The source» of water power must accounts. Capital, surplus, undivided "There Is no question here of the re to see M rs. Jessie McLaren who is to Congress at the beginning of his there were actually 124,000,000 more remain forever under public owner profits. »100.000. turn of the saloon. When 1 stated that federal taxes collected last year than administration. reported ill ship and control," he said. ’ . . . I "Upon the steps of this Capitol In the first year of the Coolidge Ad- the saloon ‘Is and ought to be a de Benefits growing from the develop EASTBURNS GROCERY funct Institution In this country’ I Mr. Sylvester is painting a soror- where twenty-live years ago 1 first administration. 4lh and Lyons Street ment of water power as an Incident meant It. 1 mean It today. I will nev. It Is not economy to refuse to make itv house in C o rv a llis ow ned by | came into the service of the state, 1 The place to buy good groceries at t.. to the regulation of the Colorado Riv er advocate or approve any law which , receive my party's summons to lead necessary expenditures to provide fa Charles bitison. j lt the nat|on,” gai<j Governor Smith cilities for the transaction of govern directly or Indirectly permits the re er should be “equitably distributed right price. On the comer, plenty c. I among the states having right of own room to park. Albany. • Q uite a num ber of P ice Grove I in accepting his party's call. ' Within ment business, he said, pointing out turn of the saloon." ership,” Governor Smith declared. "This country cannot be a healthy, *" I u n i n i T d in n e r a t this building I learned the principles, that acarcely a city In the country has FORTM1LLER FURNITURE CO. fut peop e e j J P i Ihe purposes and the functions of gov- adequate quarters for federal buslnesa strong, economic body tf one of it» it would be the policy of hie admin nlture. rugs, linoleum, stoves, ranges. istration to develop a method of oper Smith 8 grove Sunday. ernment and to know that the great- at the present time. members, so fundamentally Important ation for Muscle Shoal« which would Funeral directors. 427-433 West First Anticipating Republican misrepre as agriculture. Is sick almost to the est privilege that can come to any Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ely left ,v e man is to give himself to a nation sentation of the Democratic party • point of economic death," said Gov reclaim for the government some fair Street, Albany, Oregon. needa; for O akland, California, lo which has reared him and raised him position on the tariff, Governor Smith ernor Smith, taking up the subject of revenue from the enormous expendl- IMPERIAL. CAFE, 309 W M Il- j ture already made, he said. from obscurity to be a contender for declared : farm relief visit relatives of Mr Ely. Harold O. Murphy, P r'p Red tape and autocratic bureaucra- the highest office In the gift of Its The Republican administration has Phone 665 No Business Upheaval Mr. sn d M r».Lee Camp o, W ash people. ' cy should be brushed aside in caring made many promises of legislation to "The Democratic party doeB not and We Never Close • With a gratitude too strong for under my leadership will not advocate in g to n a rriv e d M onday for a visit aid the farmer, but has kept none of ' for veterans tn distress. Governor Smith said. Likewise, he said he ROSCOE AMES' HARD tVARE words and with humble reliance upon them, he continued. at the Jo h n M cL aren hom e any sudden or drastic revolution In the aid of Divine Providence, I accept The Winchester Store "The tariff Is Ineffective on com would continue his sympathetic Inter- economic system which would , est In the advancement of progressive G to’ge W indom and E E Hover your summons to a wider field of ac our cause business upheaval or popular modities of which there Is exportable i legislation for working men and wo surplus without controlled sale of the visited T. A .H over at Monroe and tivity." He sounded the keynote of his en distress. surplus," said Governor Smith. Our men, the proper care of maternity, “The Democratic party stands Everett Hover at H irrisb u rg Sun tire address when he said: At lowest rate of interest. platform points the way to make ttie infancy and childhood, and the en- squarely for the maintenance of legitl INSURANCE Constructive Government day. tariff effective for crops of which we | couragement of activities which ad- REAL ESTATE mate business and a high standard ol l vance public health. Prompt service — Courteous treatm ent produce a surplus. "Government should be construc wages for American labor. Mr. Lee Camp and Charles Mc His Labor Policy Wm. Bain, with Lane County Abstract "Pay no attention to the Republican “Co-operative, co-ordinated market Laren drove to Portland Sunday tive, not destructive; progressive, not propaganda and accept my assurance ing and warehousing of surplus tarn» Turning to the labor question, Gov Company. Albany reactionary." taking D uncan McLaren to b:s "I am entirely unwilling to accept as the leader of our party that Demo products Is essential just as co-ordi ernor Smith said: If you enjoy a good meal nated, co-operative control of the fiow the old order of things as the best cratic tariff legislation will be honest,” "The reasonable contentment of home there of capital was found necessary to the j those who toil with the conditions un And know a good meal when you get it unless and.until I become convinced he declared. “It will play no favorites. Duncan M cLaren of Portland regulation of our country's finances. that tt cannot be made better," h« con It will do justice to every element In der which they live and work Is an You'll be back for you 11 not forget It. "Our platform declares for the de essentia! basis of the nation’s well the nation." has been visiting his brothers lieie tlnuetj, PARAGON CAFE He said foreign policy has its roots velopment of co-operative marketing being. The welfare of our country, “It is our new world theory that GEO. M. GILCHRIST cud while here shingied the roof of and an earnest endeavor to solve the therefore, demands governmental con government exists for the people as In the approval of the majority of the ALBANY the Jo h n McLaren home. problem of the distribution of the cost cern for the legitimate Interest of against the old world conception that people and that he regarded It as a paramount duty to keep alive the In of dealing with crop surpluses over labor." Coast to Coast Busses, 3 busses the people exist for the government," W’e are about to b * lie 'e th a t £3 terest of the people In questions of the marketed unit of the crop whose he said. each w ay daily. In conclusion the governor“sald in is a hoodoo num ber, it being the The candidate reaffirmed his beltei foreign policy and to advise the elec producers are benefited by such as ' part: A lbany to San Francisco $13.50. number of the Pine G"ove tele In the soundness of "deliberate action torate as to facts. He promised to sistance. Only the mechanics remain "1 pledge a complete devotion to the stress the necessity for restoration of A .bany to L ot Angeles $18.00 to be devised. I propose to substitute of an informed electorate." He re phone lice. W hen our line wtB action for inaction and friendliness tor welfare ot our country and our peo ferred to the public issues he carried cordial relations with Latin-America. Albany to Seattle $6.25. num ber 3 into Peoria we scarcely to the voters in New York State and The Republican administration has hostility. In my administration of the ple. 1 place that welfare above every Ticket office Bell Linn Stage. other consideration and I am satis signally failed In Its endeavor to re government of my state, whenever 1 ever had any trouble with it, but added: was confronted with a problem of this fied that our party Is tn a position direct contact with the peo move the causes of war, he continued since it is num ber 23 into Ila'sey ple "That “I pledge myself to a resumption of character. 1 called' Into conference to promote It. To that end 1 here I propose to continue in this cam Albany Bargain House it is alm ost a continual bother. paign and, if I am elected, in the con a real endeavor to make the outlawry those best equipped on the particular 1 and how declare to my fellow coun of war effective by removing Its causes New and Second Hand Furniture subject in hand. 1 shall follow that trymen, from one end ot the United The present trouble seems to be duct of the nation's affairs." States to the other, that I will dedi He said he would strive to make the and to substitute the methods of con course with regard to agriculture. cate myself with all the power and Highest prices paid for all kinds caused by the crew grading the nation's policy a reflection of the na ciliation, conference, arbitration, and Farmers and farm leaders with such energy that I possess, to the service of Junk. Wool, Hides, Furs, Pelts, road near Halsey, teari lg out some tion's ideals. constructive aid as will come from Cleveland's phrase, Judicial determination," he declared. Cascara Bark. Albany, Oregon of our great republic.” The President has twq duties with sound economists and fair-minded "Public office Is a public trust.” now of the poles. respect to the prohibition question, he leaders of finance and business must takes on new meanipg, he said. work out the details. There are vary g s i a e s i i i i » » * "The Republican party today stands said. . “The first Is embodied in his oath ing plans for the attainment of the responsible for the widespread dishon Fisher-Braden SMITH SPEECH PROMISES „ Furniture Repair Shop esty that has honeycombed Its admin of office," he went on. "If with one end which Is to be accomplished. Such Funeral Directors plans should be subjected at once to B and Mattress Factory, 417 Lyon Governor Smith asserted. hand on the Bible and the other hand OS PROMPT FARM RELIEF istration,” Embalmers searching, able and fair-minded analy B street, Albany. Oregon. The Governor attacked the claim of reaching up to Heaven, 1 promise the Upbolntcring. F u ttifu re Repair- people of this country that 'I will sis, because the Interests of all re Lady Assistant. Republican prosperity. ■ Phone 95. Albany, Oregon J "The Republican party builds Its faithfully execute the office of Presi quire that the solution shall be eco a nig Auto Tops and curtains. ALBANY, N. Y., Aug. 22.—Before an dent of the United States and to the case upon a myth," he said. nomically sound.” Immense throng which gathered to I i ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ " Four million men out of work, best of my ability preserve, protect bear his first pronouncement on the Will Call Conference and defend the Constitution of the whole industries prostrate and wide Issues of the Presidential campaign, Governor Smith then promised to Call At Governor Alfred E. Smith accepted the spread business discontent do not spell United States,’ you may be sure that summon an agricultural conference to 1 shall live up to that oath to the last Davenport Music House prosperity, he continued. Democratic nomination for President work out the solution, saying: "Prosperity to the extent that we degree. For New and Second Hand Pianoa here tonight in an address which was "If I am elected, I shall Immediate- “I shall to the very limit execute have It Is unduly concentrated and has as progressive in character as It was Pianos for Rent. ly after election ask leaders of the ( not equitably touched the lives of the the pledge of our platform ‘to make Albany,Oregon courageous In lt% terms. type I have named. Irrespective of par- an honest endeavor to enforce the farmer, the wage-earner and the indi Governor Smith pledged himself and ty, to enter upon this task. I shall 18th amendment and all other provi his party to the restoration of honesty vidual business man," said Governor Join with them In the dlschargo of ________________ sions of the Federal Constitution and in government; to the promotion of a Smith. their duties during the coming winter all laws enacted pursuant thereto.' ” Haskins & Talbert and present to OongTess immediately The Governor promised "ruthlessly ñ l Sears' Grocery upon Its convening the «olutlon rec to stamp out" the present corruption ommended by the body of men best Di. SeJtord ol Quoi'’ » 7l‘a< Serves in prohibition enforcement. A Service and Cash Store |A< fcnlin Staio fitted to render this signal service to "Such conditions cannot and will not Ask for prices A thnrouuh cultural and professions, the nation. I shall support the ac exist under any administration presid s-hnlarahip <• the outaUndina char- tivities ot this body until a satlsfac- ( ed over by me,” he asserted. actcriatic oí th . State Univeraitr tory law is placed upon the statute Continuing, he said: Training la oßarrd in "The second constitutional duty lm hooka." 22 departments of the College A lb a n y posed upon the President Is ‘to recom of L iterature. Science On the subject of transportation mend to the Congress such measures Governor Smith said he believed In en and the Arts as he shall judge necessary and expe C r e a m e r y A s s o c ia tio n couraging the construction and use of Architecture and Allied Arts— die nt.' • • • • Business Administration—Edu modern highways to carry the short M anufacturer» of ction — Journalism — Graduate "I shall advise the Congress In ac haul of small bulk commodities and to , gt „,|y_L»w—Medicine— Musi» cordance with my constitutional duty aid In marketing farm products. * —physical Education — Hociol- of whatever changes 1 deem 'necessary Also of great Importance, he said, Is ogy— Social Work— Extension or expedient.' It will then be for the the development of transportation by Division. people and the representatives in the our waterways, which are »till In a national and state legislature to deter- , ,. Year Opens Kept. (A 1!|2S highly undeveloped state. and B u y e rs o f Egir« mine whether these changes shall be ■ unte Linked with waterways develop A F a r m e r s’ C o-op erative made.” T V Krputrar. U siver.ity ot ment Is the control of floods, the gov ’ Orrgon. Hugona. Ora. "I believe in temperance," he con C ream ery ernor said. He declared that the two tinued. "We have not achieved tem Republican administrations had wait- perance under the present system The mothers and fathers of young men snd women throughout this land know the anxiety and worry which has been brought to them by their children s use of liquor In a way which was un Everyone who has seen this compact, known before prohibition. I believe light weight tractor at work marvels at In reverence for law. Today disre 122 W est F irst Street its power. We want you to see it— gard of the prohibition laws is In watch it in the field or at the belt—you Albany, Oregon sidiously sapping respect for all law. * * * will be surprised a t the power of the 1 raise, therefore, what I profoundly believe to be a great moral issue In volving the righteousness of our na, tlonal conduct and the protection of our children's morals.’’ The remedy 1» to be found In the Universal & Cdcnial Ranges This 15-27 H. P. tractor rectly on crankshaft—no No O iling fearless application of Jeffersonian power loss. weighs only 4,000 pounds I L — =? principles, he continued, to allow tor All operating parts of th e A re m a rk a b le C leaner power ordinarily wasted in different habits and customs of differ John Deere are autom atic moving excess weight in the Quamnlred by field is applied to the draw ally oiled and completely ent parts of the country. ir housed in a dust-proof case bar of th e John Deere. "Some immediate relief would come G EN ERA L ELECTRIC Our Service Never Ends The John Deere is hun —oiling is positive, d u st from an amendment to ‘be VoUtead We want you to feel that our real and sand cannot get in to dreds of parts simpler—it's law giving a scientific definition of the service to V"ii only h t - g m a with cause friction, loss of power, T he price ... $35-5 0 .. includes a smooth th e tracto r of few er and alcoholic content of an Intoxicating the fitting of glasses. t»fme no two and undue wear. ball bearing m otor that needs N O O ILIN G s t u r d ie r parts. Fewer beverage." be said. "The present defl- people a eves are the »ante, no two John Deere o n e p ie c e moving p arts reduce fric- ...a n d H other features that make for quick pair of glasses van lie the same nltlon is admittedly Inaccurate and un- frame holds all units in per tion, one of th e biggest and thorough cleaning. Approved by G ood We must know that your glasses scientific. Each sU te would then be manent alignment. power thieves in any engine. are exactly right and remain right, allowed to fix It. own standard of ab H ousekeeping' and M odern Priscilla. Belt pulley is m ounted di- come in olleti so we t in make any coholic content, subject always to the adjustm ent necessary lor your Ths »rest power of the John Deere will aur- S E E T M I » proviso that that standard conld not u vou Drop In and a « this sturdy trae- comfort. & nei? time r s are la town U t u . arrange exceed the maximum fixed by tha Con In case you break your glasses, B daxnouitTBUOQ- gres». rem ember we have a complete t o d a y “I believe, moreover, that there record of your case on file, if we T h o n r f t r a d a m o m tr atitra fitted you. so that they can 1« re should be submitted to the people the paired quickly and with little in question of some change In the p r o f convenience to you If we didn t ilons of the 18th amendment Cer.a^ fit you originally, merely send us jy no one foresaw when the amend Agents the prescription or the broken ment was ratified the conditions which pieces. exist today of bootlegging, corruption Hardware Plumbing Harness Hamid Albro, and open violation of the law ,n Jeweler and O ptom etrist, ■arts of the country. 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