Halsey Enterprise. Halsey. Oregon. Oetober IÂ l2zÎL
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fore made for the redemption of i expenses of business, the feder- HOOVCI" C3ll2u L abors n lE n O
certain
warrants issued without al income tax, taxes on property
Published Thursday at Halsey, Oregon
auttority of law, by a former coun- and the exemptions allowed, which
H. P. and A. A LAKE
WASHINGTON.—The intention of
Publishers
ty court, and which warrants are in this bill are as follow.«: $1,500 Herbert Hoover to keep to a high level
now all redeemed apd cancelled. ; for a single person, *8,00} fir th>- the standards of the American home
Entered at the postofflce at Halsey
and to do so by continuing his efforts
“ This two mill levy is not sn in- : bead of a family, *4<X) for each In behalf of labor Is shown in a
Oregon, as second class matter.
crease in lax-s but is simply a child or dependent; and iu the case pamphlet, “Hoover and Labor,” re­
Il a year In advance. Arrearages 13'-.-c'change of this levy from one e c -, of corporat’ons, an exemption of leased by the Hoover for President
a month. Stops when time expires COU|,( (0 another.
The authority 112.000.
The income tax reaches Labor Council of the Republican Na­
tional Committee.
unless continuance Is ordered.
to make (his levy it asked for the sources of revenue th at are not
During bis entire career, beginning
Advertising 25c an inch; no discount reuson that the 0 per cent limitation j reached by the direct properly tax at the age of 12 when he was tossed
tor time or space; no charge for
into the world to earn his living, Mr.
and in tbis bill it is rpeciiically Hoover
has worked whole-heartedly in
composition or changes. Announce will not allow the court to increase
ments of entertainments, food sales the levy for general road purposes, provide 1 that the income tax is to the cause of the working man. As a
etc., whose object Is to raise money in the amount naked, without the take the place of the direct proper­ laborer himself, as a worker in the
mines in his youth and, Blnce 1921, as
charged at regular advertising rates coDecnt of the tax payers.
ty lax ."
Secretary of Commerce, Mr. Hoover
Tb« Oregonian says “ tax alfairs has atudied the problems of American
“ The Court is asking for this in­
Announcements of religious meetings
not exceeding four Inches, free if crease in the general road fund io in Oregon are in a sail state as Ihe labor and has aided In the solution of
copy Is received before Tuesday.
order to be aide to meet the appro­ rjsult of unintelligent monkeying many of them, the pamphlet shows.
Aided Long Fight in Steel Mills
priation of the United States gov- with them. We do not know what
Mr. Hoover's labor record la an
Government and State Funds
eruuienl and ihe State of Oregon, is the I est way out of the difficulty open book. Policies that have bene­
In all road work where the Unit for the continuation of the con­ But we are convinctd that the fited labor have won his unwavering
support in every instance, the leaflet
ed States government and the state struction of the Santiam highway, committee now at work ought to reveals.
given
an
opportunity
to
find
a
way
as
in
the
opinion
of
the
court
the
furnishes money it is necessary for
“In supporting Mr. Hoover," It states
the county in which the road is lo. construction of this highway is the if * way can be found. To adopt "American workers will be voting for
one of their own kind."
rated to pay ite share of construc­ greatest improvement ever under this newest income tax bill is to
The brochure further goes on to
taken
in
Linn
county,
and
the
slam
the
door
in
the
face
of
those
tion costs.
show that Mr. Hoover’s support of the
In Linn county the Sauliiru stopping of this work at this time, who are seeking a method of pre­ principle of collective bargaining Is
not mere theory. Prior to 1922 the
highway is the only project on we feel, would be a serious mistake serving the state's financial inte- workers In the steel Industry were
and
would
mean
irreparable
dam­
g
rity
.”
which government and state money
working 12 hours a day. This condi­
tion Mr. Hoover deplored, as he be­
can Le spent and in order for Linn age to the county in general; it is
Of what real good to tbs people lieved that a shorter working dny
our
only
hope
to
get
uid
by
way
of
county t» get government and
of Oregon is the power in our would not only be of untold benefit to
state aid the county court is asking government or state funds.’*
streams
if it runs, unused, to the the steel worker, but would result In
I B. M. Payne,county judge
the loug run In a greater output and
for authority to use two mills of the
sea?
Who
profits from it, iu that better craftsmanship.
Signed . •>«»,
Jos. Hu
num e, cominirsiouer
1829 levy for this purpose.
( H.A. Renninger, commis event? Oregon wants more people
To this end, In 1922, he brought to­
The Santiam highway has been siouer
In order to secure more people, she gether the steel manufacturers of
America and induced them to estab­
a designated state road since the
must provide employment for lish eight hours throughout the entire
road program was adopted and its
In many country com m unities it them. If we are to have more em­ steel Industry. For thirty years organ­
early completion means much to
ized labor had been fighting to this
s the custom to make use of school ployment. we musi have more pay­ end and the pamphlet Just issued
the county development as it will
rolls.
If
we
are
to
have
more
pay
buildings for a variety of helpful
shows that Mr. Hoover's efforts -.vere
open up the eastern part of the
purposes, in addition to that for rolls, we m ust have power to turn successful lu bringing to a close that
county. It will also be the best
fight of tho steel workers.
the wheels of industry. W hat will long
which they weie intended.
Mr. Hoover has always believed In
road across the Cascade mountains
When no other building is avail­ it benefit us if this power runs to collective bargaining and in addition
into central Oregon and will bring
able, the school house affords a waste in the stream beds? Of what he has constantly upheld the rights of
a great deal of travel I hrough Linn
workers to select their own represent­
convenient piace for pleasant and use is the gold in the hills, if it atives
without Interference, Influence
county and thereby become a big
profitable gatherings, such as men's remains undiscovered and un- or coercion from any source. Ho has
asset to this section.
always opposed the seven-day week,
and women’s clubs, boys' and girls’ miued?—Eugene Register.
A locating survey is now being
once
general In many Industries.
clHbs, debating soe'eties, singings,
made by the Bureau of Public
The Dunne bill declares in its
Is High Wage Advocate
public speakings, entertainm ents
Roads and tbis survey is proving
title that one of its objects is to
In 1920 he said: “In fixing hours of
and the like.
to be the finest ever made across
require all motor vehicles operated labor in Industrial establishments at
While practically every school
a point consistent with the health of
the Cascades and it is being made
as common carriers on the public employees and with proper opportu­
house is utilized for some of these
so the road may be kept open the
highways to pay additional fees, nity for rest and recreation, there
purposes, in many communities a
year around.
while in the body of the act there should in all cases be provision for
complete winter program is planned
one day’s rest In seven.”
The Sauliain higliwcy is now
is an attempt to relieve all such
“Mr. Hoover believes that the surest
so ns to make it a regular social
under contract as far as the Cas
carriers (bus and truck linesjfrom road to prosperity ¡3 that which leads
ceater, around which all neighbor,
cadi» ranger station of the Forest
the paym ent of any and all other to prosperity for the masses.” the
hood activities revolve.
pamphlet says. “While advocating
Service and part« are already com-
fees or taxes now prescribed by mass production and the use of labor
This tends to foster a spirit of
pleted and the whole section will
machinery,' he has earnestly
cooperation
and neighborliness law, except only the *15 charge. saving
advocated that labor share in the In­
be finished this coming year and in
which is extremely heneticiul. With
creased production through higher
order that the construction may
wages and the adoption of the best
the advent of radio, these gather­
To C ast F irst Vote
continue during 1929 county funds
conditions of employment la the
ings may have tnusie and other
world. His record in the Department
must he available.
features of broadcast programs to
of Commerce and his public utter­
The following article by the
ances demonstrate the earnestness
enliven, the evening, at little c
county court clearly states their
and sincerity of his interest In the
pense.
workers of our country, who have al­
request:
By systematically using thefe
ways looked upon him as a friend.”
"In explanation of the certificate
Digging Into the public utterances
means so readily at hand, the
of necccesity signed by the county
oountry school house may greatly
court asking the people of Lint
TUSSI NG & TUSSING
contribute to the attractiveness of
county to authorize the court to
rural life.
LAW YERS
uso two mills of the tax levy for
the year 1929 for general road pur
The desire for a revision of the
pose«, will say that the two milli
motor
vehicle license fees, says the
takea the place of the levy hereto-
Halsey and Brownsville
Oregon Good Roads Association,
Oregon
wes recognized by tho legislature
of 1927 and a committee of five
holdover senators was appointed
Sun.. Mon., Tues.,
to investigate the desirability of
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the various types of license fee re­
visions that might be suggested
and
to introduce at the 1929 sess
F e a tu rin g M ilto n S ills and
ioa
of legis’ature a hill embodying
B e tty Compson
the type of license fee revision
Mrs. Jane Anne Mandeville, of Port
Wed. Oct. 21
advisable.
Crane, N. Y., will cast her first vote
“ The Model from Montmarte’
This senate committee consisting for Herbert Hoover on her 99th birth­
of
Senators Fred Kiddle, George day, thereby laying claim to being the
1 hur. F ri. Oct, 25 6
oldest new voter in the country. Mrs.
Uunu, Ed Bailey, Joe Dunne and Mandeville was the school teacher of
R ichard D ix -R u th E ld e r in
Willard Marks have been working W illiam H. Hill, chairman of the New
“ Moran of The Marines”
ever
the mass of statistics available York State Hoover-Curtis Campaign
Sal. Ocl. 27
Committee.
and have checked over the econo­
Tom M ix in
mics and possibility of revenues
The Way to Htr Heart
‘•The Circus Ace”
which the various plans of revision B O B B IN G
G ive her, on H allow een, a
B A R B E R IN G
would produce.
BATHS A N D
box o f o u r w o n d e rfu l can­
The committee will shortly hold S H A M P O O IN G
dies. She w ill appreciate th e
a series of hearings over the state
Agent
g i f t i f b o u g h t here.
Hub Cleaning Works
in order to secure at first hand an
Albany
Laundry
Every
Tuesday
idea of what the people in various
CLARK'S Confectionery
sections of the state desire in
E.
C.
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license fee revision.
The idea secured at these hear­
ings will be worked over in con-
Many New Numbers in
unction with the statistics already
in possession of the committee and
the resultant recommendations of
-■onmittee will be presented to the
J u s t a rriv e d w ith in the last fe w days and th ey are priced so
egislature which convenes approxi­
reasonable— b e a u tifu l num bers, priced a t o n ly —
W e ’ ve a special
mately sixty days after the general
P a ir o f Reading Glasses
election on November 6th.
th a t w ill in te re s t you.
H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
globe
“The Barker“
For the
long evenings
just ahead
PUMPS and OXFORDS
$3.95 to $4.85
S E T H T. F R E N C H .
O p to m e tris t
326 W. 1st S.
A lb a n y
TheGrange Bulletin, in advocat-
ng the enactment »1 the Grange-
Labor Income Tax Law by the
voters at ths coming election, says;
’’Ibe income tax is different from
the direct property tax. It is never
levied upon capital, but only on
ihe net income after deducting all
See Them Before Buyiny
of the Republican candidate for prest-
dent, the pamphlet reveals that In his
dealing with the question of the re­
striction of foreign immigration. Mr.
Hoover believes that our first concern
is to provide employment for our own
people and others already here before
we permit the admission of many from
other countries to compete with Amer­
ican labor. At the same time, in bis
address of acceptance at Palo Alto,
Calif., in August, he promised t0 s.
his utmost to amend the lm ring rati'*
laws to relieve unnecessary hardship
upon families.
•*
As a basis of protection for tha
American working man Mr. H oot .,
believes firmly in the Protettlv.
Tariff, the booklet reiterates iu point i
ing out the dangers of a change I»
administration policies at the pres»
crucial period.
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p rim e products. F u ll line
o f p o u ltry feeds, sto ck
feeds, g ra m , grass an 1
c lo v e r seed on hand a t a ll
tim e?.
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2 Fewer parts than any
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the market.
3 Big capacity—compact
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only 24 inches square.
4 Washes clothes cleaner
and faster.
5 Round tub, no comers
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6 Beautiful beyond com­
p a riso n . E ast India
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9 U n iq u e rubber s o ft
cushion roll w ringer
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During OCTOBER only—$2.50
down and 18 months in which
to pay the balance on either the
T H O R W asher or the THOR
W asher and Ironer complete.
W hy wear yourself out when
an electric motor will work for
wages any one can afford to
pay?
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