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Entered at the postofflee at Halsey,
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in g m achine - j and a vacuum law» o f at (te
Oregon, as second cl a. , matter.
c le a n e r 1 i c e n ts m i Hour. A > elec S it u r la y , October Gib, and you
$1 a year In advance. Arrearages 12 '¡¡c tric le frig e ra to r o n ly required l i m ust he re g is trre l to vote.
a month. Stops when time expire c in ls w h ile 20<i w atts o f lig h t bulb»
unless continuance is ordered.
Says Smith Fails to Grasp the
o n ly [con«umed 1 of a cent in cur
Pay Tribute to Teacher
Advertising 25c an Inch; no discount
Situation and Doubts
rent an hour. The c u rlin g iro n wa*
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composition or changes. Announce
when, a ’ ter the lapse of m any
ments of entertainments, food sales, ly 1-6 of a cent an hour.
year*, 150 M her e x -p u p ill tl ick to
etc., whose object is to raise money,
Amoug the machines d e v d o p id
HE REMAINS A DEMOCRAT
charged at regular advertising rates. for u.-e mi the f ir m where e le c tri h e r home in h iv in g rem em brance
Announcements of religious meetings, c ity is a va ila b le were a m n man o f h e r w ork in the classroom a* But Chain Store Owner Oppose»
not exceeding four inches, free if
was the c u e w ith M i l l M » ry N
Party Nominee—Calls Secretary
hay h oist, various feed vrindeas
copy is received before Tuesday.
Sincere and Competent.
M illa rd , te ic lie r in th e old E i- t
and [chop|iers, irrig a tio n pumps,
C entral and H a rriso n street school*
p o u ltry w ater heaters, l ig h t ir g cir-
J. C. Penney, president of one of the
T h ro u g h t p“ ta devired by p*y-
la st S undav. A ll of th e m g ro w n
emits am i a u to m a tic switches for
largest chain storo organizations in
rholngist». m anv in te re stin g and
to manhood and n o m in b »oil and
the country, declares that, although
p o u ltry houses, e n itric brooders,
useful facts have been discovered
m any of them grandparents, they he has been a life long D emocrat, he
power tool g rin d e rs am i a la r je
concerning the a p titu d e of a c h ild
gathered to pay trib u te to one who will support H erbert Hoover for the
fa rm re frig e ra to r for s to rin g cream,
Presidency.
fo r various p u rs u it*. I f the in fo rm *
had m uch to do w ith shaping th e ir
In his declaration Mr. Penney en
meat and general products. D e ta il
n tio n developed by these tests he
live * anil fa sh io n in g th e ir ideal*.
thusiastically supports H oover’s stand
ed in fo rm a tio n on any o f these is
p ra c’ i c t l ly app lie d , m uch lim e
I t in w o n d e rfu l te stim o n y to a on farm relief, which, he declares, is a
now a va ila b le an O. A. C.
m atter of business and not of more
otherwise devoted t< tra in in g for
wor. le riu l w om an, who regarded
laws.
a ctivitie s for w hich the c h ild is
her position am! p rerogative» #•
• The well-being of the country rises
The P r a ir e F e rm e r i ll cusses a sacred and in s tille d in her “ c h ild above partisan Issues.” said Mr. P en
n a tu ra lly unsuited m ay he saved.
It i" now po-»ih e, according to subject th a t would appear to he re n ’ ’ n ye arning ‘ desire to make ney in a formal statem ent, "and, while
I shall rem ain a D em ocrat In tlie af
P rof Seashore of Iow a u n iv e rs ity , im p p rta n t in considering schemes good in the w o rld and to become
fairs of my state, which is Florida,
to p o s itiv e ly determ ine the musical for the re lie f c f a g ric u ltu re , hut is c itiz e n * of the highest ty p e ,— Ore- and have no intention of becoming a
Republican, I have a feeling which
ta le n t possessed hy unv c h ild , even ra re ly m entioned, is at a ll, in le g gonian.
amounts to a deep conviction th at the
before tie Legins the s tu d y o f m u is la tiv e bodies I t says: “ Some day
opportunity to have H erbert Hoover
sic. The seo»e o f p itch , tim e , con we w ill wonder w hy we ever a llo w
as P resident Is one th a t we should
Led H oover “ G ang’
sonance, in te n s ity and others may ed our most im p o rta n t foodstutis
take.
’ Two very im portant questions aie
each be determ ined w ith m a th e to he used as u foot hall fo r g a m
before us—farm relief and prohibi
blers,
to
th
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d
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trim
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t
of
producers
m a tica l accuracy.
tion. In the farm question 1 have an
P ractical experim ents have deni- and’eonsumers a like . P riva te b u si
Interest as keen as th a t of any farm
er, for of our stores, which num ber
onstrated th a t a person may have ness indeed? Is m a rk e t m a n ip u la
more than a thousand, a m ajority are
a high sense of p itc h , w ith a poor tio n o f no concern to tile m illio n s
in the farm districts. T heir prosper-
sense of tim e, ami so o n .‘ O n ly o f peoplo who depend on g ra in fo r
perity depends on th e prosperity of
the farm er. I started my first store in
when a il the elements of the m u s i th e ir d a ily bread? A re we to con
Wyoming, and for years all of our
sider
o
n
ly
th
e
interests
of
the
non-
cal m in d are acute do we fin d real
stores were in the W estern and Mid
producers
who
het
on
the
ups
and
ta le n t. W hen these p u re ly m usical
dle W estern states.
rle n e n ts are com bined w itii a high downs of the m a rk e t? ”
Knows F a rm P ro b le m s
general in te llig 'n c e tlie fo u n d a tio n
“I know th a t country; I was born
and lived In It. I know farm ing and
fo r an exceptional m usician is
P'or several years past there ha-
farm problem s. F o r some years 1
found.
been a num ber of auction sales
have given a g reat deal of tim e and
C o n tra ry to the general belief,
money to studying w ays and m eans
d u rin g September and e a rly Octo
a p titu d e fo r music can not tie de her hy dissatisfied tenants on farm s
of m aking the farm er more prosper
ous. I have a tra c t of 120,000 acres in
veloped by tra in in g . I t m ust be who m ake sacrifices on th e ir c h a t
Florida, on which more than a hun
in b o rn , A c h ild w ith a poor sense tels to free them selves fo r a move
dred farm fam ilies a re working at
of p itch at the age of e ig h t w ill
problems of production and distrib u
to o th e r lo c a litie s . T h is c o n d itio n
tion in a business way under the su
Benjamin Schooley, of Lawrence,
have a poor sense of p itc h a ll his varies fro m year to year and seems
pervision of a well-rounded staff of
life , no m a tte r how m uch he may to he a barom eter of a g ric u ltu ra l Kan., was stunt leader of Hoover’«
agricultural experts. Our farm ers are
boyhood chum».
study and p ra ctice . The dame is endeavors. T h is year finds us w ith
tru e of the sense of tim e and the
p ra c tic a lly no a u ctio n sales and a ll fr==
rest. T ra in in g o n ly develops th a t |
more prosperous.
w hich is possessed at b ir th . A re a l
iza tio n of these facts w ould save j
A t the stale fa ir last wpek in the |
m uch useless to rtu re fo r m usic |
students and 'hose who m ust listen hoys’ and g irls ' clu b ce p a rtm e n t
to them , i f fa c ilitie s fo r m aking in the c a ttle ju d g in g contest E dgar
G dines o f H a rris b u rg won the high
t l u tests were available.
P rof. Seashore declares no a t award in the H o ls te in pro d u cin g
te m p t should be made to force an cow d iv is io n . Zena G rim es won
unm usical c h ild to learn m usic as firs t in the senior y e a rlin g H o lste in
the result m ust be d is a p p o in tin g das». In the ju n io r y e a rlie g heifer
H olstein class L lo y d G rim e * of
to a ll concerned.
H a rris b u rg took the h ig h a w a rd .
FENNEY SEES
MR. ¡ M R AS
FARMER'S HOPE
H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
LASTING
maxing money.
”1 hav.i no e l th a t In se rti r.3, such
as parts of W isconsin, w here the
f.'.riacrs e . l-.irln herds of blooded
s c l: they c am profits, w hereas the
farm er who lias poor stock does just
as much work and gets no return.
This shows In our store incomes. And
so I have a dem onstration herd of
Guernsey cattle, which I take around
the country myself in order to teach
the lessons of economical production.
We are likewise working on beef cat
tie and sheep.
"T he farm problem Is not a new on»
to me. and I am not In It for am use
m ent. In the light of my experience
It seem s to me th a t few men have
ever shown so slight a grasp of the
situation as did Governor Sm ith—if
his acceptance speech is ta be taken
a ; his best effort. His lack of under
standing is fundam ental. He simply
does not know w hat it Is all about,
and after giving a few unim portant
nnd misleading figures he simply says
tiiat he will try to get someono to help
him solve It by law.
pleas for election, I m ore than da -’ot
his com petence to grapple with our
national problem s. I doubt neither
Hoover’s sincerity nor his coape-
tence. And therefore I am going to
do all th at lies In my power to h?!»
tow ards his election."
The A m e rica n Legion , \ i r Derby
at C o rv a llis S a tu rd a y acd Sunday
b ro u g h t o u t an e x c e p tio n a lly fjne
a rra y o f a irc ra fts and a v ia to r* and
a m onster crow d S unday witnessed
a b r illia n t d is p la y o f fancy «nd
speedy liv in g .
Doubts Sm ith'» Confidence
"W o have had solutions by law
through the years, aud we narrowly
escaped destruction by law in the Me-
Nary-Haugen bill. The farm is a busi
ness enterprise and m ust be brought
to th at level by the leadership of a
man who understands both business
and farming. T hat m an is H erbert
Hoover. He can do for farm ing what,
as Secretary of Commerce, he has
done for business and can put It once
and for all on a firm foundation. His
proposals are direct, com prehensive
and wholly practical. H e docs not
ju st weep on the farm er's shoulder.
"I am a dry. I am In absolute ac
cord with H oover’s stand, on prohibi
tion. It 13 a noble experim ent. En
tirely aside from the m oral aspects of
prohibition, I trace to it much of our
national p-osperity. Governor Sm ith’s
proposais are entitled to weight, but
I am wholly against them . I will not
vote for a wet.
"In short, while I do not doubt Gov- I
ernor Sm ith’s sincerity in his various
B O B B IN G
B A R B E R IN G
BATHS AN D
S H A M P O O IN G
Agent
H ub C leaning W orks
Albany Laundry Every Tuesday
E. C .
M IL L E R
GLOBE
A Ibany
Sun.. Mon., Tues.,
Oct. 7 8-9
Zane Grey’s story
The Water Hole
Featuring Jack Holt.
Wed. I hur.Fri. Oct. 10-11-12
Erich von Stroheim, the
man you love to hate, in
•‘The Wedding March”
Sat. Oct. 13
Tom Mix in
“ Outlaws of Red River”
A gain—It s School
Time
Rooks, Pencils, Erasers,
Talbets and what not to
buy—the total amount is
- considerable sum, But if
you buy here the cost will
' / be much less, for we have
all school supplies.
CLARK'S Confectionery
COMFORT
and BEAUTY
A Week of Exceptional Values
During the week October 6, to
and including October 13, we are
offering specially lowered prices on
Genuine B1LTWELL living room
Furniture.
This well known upholstered fur
niture is all that the name implies
and is guaranteed by the factory as
well as by ourselves.
A fte r four years of <juiet in ve sti
W illia m A lle n W h ite is home
g a tio n to determ ine aud la te r d is
seminate facts regarding the use o f from his sojourn in Europe where,
e le c tric ity for p ro fit and conven ■ we suppose he has been b rushing
ience on Oregon farm s, the w ork up on m ethods of modern w artare
has progressed to the p o in t where w hich have been g re a tly m odified
i t was made the ce n tra l feature by the s ig n in g o f the K e llo g g pact,
thia year of the e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n 1 and w ill te a r In to A l again. He
says he likes h im hut objects to his
e x h ib it at the state fa ir.
As one entered the e x h ib it lie a llilia tio u s .
came firs t to a specially made con
triva n ce w hich kept a group of
The average life o f m otor ve
aominon e le ctrica l devices w o rk in g hicles is seven years aud a to ta l o f I
i l l tu rn w hile recording on a large 1,000,ODD are scrapped a n n u a lly ,
v itib le scale the cost per h our for says the Oregon S tate M o to r Asso
operation of each at a basic rate o f c ia tio n .
Your Share of the Profits
We let you share in the
savings effected when we
do the repairing on your
car. You save by having a
dependable job completed
in a satisfactory manner,
HALSEY GARAGE
Federal and Fisk Tires
A real mohair davenport, similar to illustration with
spring filled cushion arms, a web bottom, reversible
cushions and full spring construction. This davenport
is finished in the back with the same grade of material
as the front. A neatly tailored davenport that offers
lasting comfort and beauty.
Here is just the davenport that the entire family will
use and enjoy. Like the others it has a hardwood frame
attractively designed and upholstered in a heavy art
velour. A large variety of patterns from which to make
your selection.
Underpriced
$79.00
E very Day
Top P rices
$149.00
We want you to bring us
vottr grain and other farm
products. We always pay
the top market prices for
prime products. Full line
of poultry feeds, stock
feeds, gram, grass and
clover seed on hand at all
times.
O. W . FRUM,
H A Y , G R A IN
and F E E D
251„ Off Group
A plain mohair davenport with reversible cushions.
A medium sized davenport that will give years of ser
vice and satisfaction. This davenport also has a mohair
back. A real bargain at
Here is a charming walnut bedroom group trimmed
with inlays of maple. The full sized bed, vanity, and
chiffonier formerly sold for $149.00. Now on sale at
$98.00
$111.75
Let your old
Furniture
Help Pay For
The New.
E. L. Stiff Furniture Co.
Second and Broadalbin Streets.
“ Your Home Should Come F irst’
Albany. Oregon
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