H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E “ J bis is not an additional tax takes advantage of every possible William Dobrinio and family are of friends Published Thursday at Halsey, Oregon It is expressly staled iu the bill mechanical device designed to cut entertaining a party H. P and A. A. LAKE that the amount raised by the io« his costs of operation, so far as it from California. Publishers ■ome ta x shall be deducted fiom is practicr ble to do so. „ , „ . , . . .. Bert Haynes and family of Eu- . &\(èw Entered a t the postoflice at Halsey the oiuount of direct tax levied for Ibat tbe progressive farmer is ■ ,, ... „ ... . . , gene and Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hover Oregon, as second class matter. Utate purposes. In this way it ¡s a alert to appreciate the advactage* o . . „ 1 K S I were Sunday guests at the E. K. direct reduction of the amouot of of modern equipment is seen in the jjover jJ0„ie *1 a year in advance Arrearages 12 S t lirecl property tux levied. The enormous increase in tbe ure of a month. Stops when time expire? amount raised in 1921 from the labor saving machinery during the Mrs. Jessie McLaren and daugh. unless continuance is ordered. Advertising 25c an inch; no discount tor time or space; no charge for composition or changes. Announce ments ot entertainments, food sales etc., whose object is to raise money charged at regular advertising rates income tax was approximately last few years. As a result the pro. ter Dorothy came home from Cor {•1.000,1X10 if phis measure should duction o, well managed farms has vallis where the latter is attending models and pro luce an equal amount of rare- been greatly increased while labor school, Wednesday, and remained □ ue, <| red property taxes will be requirements have been reduced. until iSuuday. The many friends I reduced by that umonnt in the A compa atively new develop of Mrs. McLaren will be glad to | stale. ’’ uient wh.cli promises much a ’ong know that she is recovering from Announcements of religious meetings this lino is the widespread move her recent illness. not exceeding four inches, free il Beekeepers Meet in Salem 22-24 ment for the extension of electrici. Mr. — — • and Mrs. N. E. Chandler, IVI f I copy is received before Tuesday. The annual meeting of the Ore ly to the farm, both by individual I George Chandler and family, John ] If the people of Linn county nil gon Beekeepers association will be plants and through connection with McNeil and family, Mr. and Mrs. continue to furnish their share o held at Salem on November 22 to central generating stations. In Kay Hover. J. C. Heinrich and the cost in cooperation with stair «1 Arrangements aie be’ng mad uany states the agricultural col-| Margaret Heinrich were among j and federal government the Santiari by the Salem chamber of _________ commerce leges, farm organizations, impie- Pine Grove people attending the highway into eastern Oregor over I [he Mead Honey company and tbe ment and equipment manufacturer progtam at the Peoria school house I the Cascades will become a fact. I Marion county beekeepers associa and electrical companies are coop. Friday evening. The Pine Grovej For many years a number o l |tlo n to provide entertainment in erating successfully in bringing orchestra furnished music for tbe | prominent men have devoted tun* jibe form of a oanquet and a trip power to rural sections. occasion. Recently a train of 15 cars fea to getting this road over theSanli-1 through the state institutions, an T U S S I N G & T U S S IN G • m Pass and if completed it willjnounces H. A, Seullen, secretary turing a demonstration of rural bs of inestimable value to practic I of the association and state college electrical equipment toured central LAWYERS • ly every resident of Linn countv [specialist, An invitation is ex California under the auspices of At the coming election the voters tended to all interested, whether the I Diversity of California and Halaey and Downsville of thecounty will be given on op members or not, to be present, says the Southern Pacific railway. Short Oregon courses iu rural electrification have portunity to show their apprecia. Mr. Seullen, been arranged by several colleges tian to those men who persisted sr nd uni versjties. valiantly in the face of strong op. B O B B IN G Oregon Wool Tops Market B A R B ER IN G position that the construction of s Pine G rove Item s The Pacific Cooperative Wool B A TH S AN D road over this particular pass was SH A M PO O IN G well-nigh impossible, and at the Growers report having received 56 (By Special Correspondent) Agent ~ cents a pound from eastern mill* same time gain for the trade marts H ub C lean in g W orks for a carload of choicest Oregon Mrs, George Chandler spent Wed of Linn county a short an J easy A lbany L au n d ry liv e ry T uesday route into central and eastern Ore. three-eighths, while the same mills nesday in Albany where she visited were getting the choicest Ohio and friends. C. M I L L E R gon. eastern three.eighths laid down fcr The county court in order to iiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiwiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiuii iiniiiiiiDii _ o5 cents, thus establishing the su guarantee the countv’a ability to premacy of Oregon wool. 0 , course maintain ita part has submitted to the voters of Linn county a pro it was an extra fine lot of strictly shows lbal that posai for a two mill levy in excess „ combed . wool, ’ but “ it cbows of the six per cent limitation and * " P r***"5 CaD coœPe,e Day or night, we are ready to give you prompt Ih .c i.d ll of tb . Santiam highway. k J liócìé” ’ service when you are in trouble Phone 16X5 and This two per cent levy will not ‘ we will answer promptly. increase the county taxes over the Livestock Show present ratio as it is only a trans HALSEY GARAGE ferring of tbe present two per cent The Pacific international li\e Federal and Fisk Tires levy from one fund to another. stock exposition to be held Noveru iiiiiuiiaiiiiiiiiiiiianiiiiiiiiiia ber 3 to 10, at Portland, gives R. A. Wright of Aurora illua. promiss this year of being one of trates the practical benefit which tbs most outstanding shows in our cooperative marketing has been to entire history, which is saying a him when he saya that the highest great deal. Another feature very price he ever received for mohair much appreciated by the people at H a ls e y , O regon before he joined the association was last year’s show was the little shep- 36 cents a pound, but since that herd dog herding sheep. There will time bis price ha» been around 56 be a sheep dog demonstration and C A P IT A L A N D S U R P L U S S 3 5 ,0 0 0 cents, or a gain of 20 cents a perhaps sheep dog trial during every one of the performances of pound. the night horse show, both after Commercial and Savings accounts Solicited noon aod evening. THE OPEN MIND 'T H E public, with its healthy desire for the new and the better, insists upon continuous improvement, and will withdraw its patronage from any product or service which stands still. Nowhere is this more true than in the auto mobile industry. The car is more than a utility. It is a p e rso n a l thing, involving your conven ience, your comfort, your safety, your sense of beauty and color, your pride of ownership, your complete environment for many hours of your life. Customs and habits of living change fast • and the past holds many warnings of how quickly your favor can shift when an automobile, for even a single year, fails to show progress. So continuous improvement is more than a policy with General Motors. It is a vital necessity. T H E PU BLIC D E M A N D S N E W M O D E LS And the public is right. Out of that demand have come electric starting and lighting the closed body, Duco finish, four-wheel brakes and hundreds of refinements, big and little. Improve ments that might have taken a generation have been born within a few years because people want greater performance, beauty and comfort. Equipped with the largest research laborato ries, proving ground and body building plants and guided by an Open Mind which is ready to revise its thinking in response to new facts, General Motors believes that it is peculiarly fitted not only to sense but to anticipate public demand and to give the people better automobiles at better values year after year. As evidence of that faith we presented some months ago the New Chevrolet, the New Pontiac, the New Oldsmobile. And now we offer, with equal pride, the New Buick, the New C ad illac the New LaSalle and the New O akland ’ Towing Service J C H E V R O L E T . 7 Bigger a n d B e tte r models, $495 to $715. 4-wheel brakes. M ore powerful engine. L uxurious Fisher Bodies. N ew colors. A lso L ight D elivery T ru ck chassis; $375; U tility T ru ck chassis w ith 4 speeds forw ard; $520. P O N T IA C . 7 models, $745 to $875 Lowest priced G eneral M otors S ix - now offers m ore pow er, g reater econom y m ore speed, g reater acceleration. A rresting b e a u ty o f bodies by Fisher expresses the vogue o f th e hour. HALSEY STATE BANK si * models- $925 to $1085. Also 5 D eL uxe m odels, $1145 to $1235. “ T h e fine C a r a t Low P ric e.” Com pletely redesigned and im proved by G eneral M otors. M ore powerful 4- wheel brakes. Longer, room ier Fisher Bodies. O A K L A N D . 7 m odels o f th e new All Am erican Defending Income Tax Bill In commenting on the Grange Labor Income Tax hill, a circular distributed by the Oregon State oix, recently announced, $1145 to $1375. D is tinctively new original appearance. Splendid new perform ance. L uxurious appom tm ents, in new bodies by Fisher. A car y o u ’ll be proud to own. Aids to Farming It is sais to assert that the sue Hodgen-Brewster P oultry Feeds Tune up For W inter Everything in Poultry Feeds, 4 Halsey J ==fl 13 new m odels, $2295 to $2875. A ttrac tiv e c ar o f C o n tin en tal lines. C om panion c a r to Cadillac. 90 n !5 ree u 8-cylinder engine. B eautiful Bodies by Fisher. Striking D uco color com- o . w . FRUM, H A Y , G R A IN and FEED Bounties from Oregon Rivers Harrisburg MARKET DAY Saturday, Nov. 3. , Water For Irrigation w .t Water ForXumbering ----------- Hater For Communities Hydro-Electric Power Community Auction Sale and T reasure Hunt “ ¡ tÌCJes for sale antl trv * find prizes to be given From the Rivers Come VOTE NO X 309 X 3 II X 3 I3 X 315 —----------------------- - C A D IL iA C . 26 models, $3295 to $7000. S tandard o f th e world. F am ous 90 degree ,V„ yc Cu C y l i n d e r L uxurious Bodies rZ , Sr e r , a n d JF,Cetwoo<i- An extensive range o f color and upholstery com binations Stock Feeds. Calf Meal, etc OREGON RIY’ ERS offer unsuprassed scenic beauty, tMe zest of sport and the challenge of adventure andOgamerfisPhraCtu av | WeII^ ein»’ Orp* ° " rivers give us food m“d" " «*" l« ~ t now but we ^L a S alle . H odgen-B rew ster Developing Mash f ir e s t o n e a n d s e ib e r l in g s away -rCT J ort and lu*ury in evefy miIe- Pow er for th e steep est hill a n d th e longest run. Raise strong, husky pullets with I here is such a radical differ ence in the conditions under which your motor must run during the warm weather ami the cold, that it requires some radical adjustments to keep it running right. Let us adjust* your motor to meet cold weath er conditions. A rro w Garage, BU ICK . 18 Silver A nniversary models on f l« h ? a8eS- tO $2145’ b'K htning flash getaw ay. M asterpiece B o d ies b y S h a ll W e T ie U p F o u r G re a t R iv e rs The aim of the water and fish bills is to'prohibit the use of water from the Deschutes, McKenzie, Umpqua and Rogue rivers and their tributaries for any purpose whatsoever,” except nsh propagation, covering one-fourth of the state and one-half the unde- veloped water power. CALL P R IC E S F . O. B. F A C T O R IE S ) general motors :=Tl C LIP T H E C O U PO N I G eneral M otors Dep,. a , D .,™ ,. H ,ch. •' □ CHEVROLET □ P O N T IA C , S T liT T S — rT a.T u ^ Checked - together with your iL .k le ts □ O L D SM O B IL E l h * Prov,n8 (jro u n J"'*nd“ P rinciple.A po |l t |L ’ □ OAKLAND □ □ L a SALLE □ Hame ______ BU ICK .......................................... Address _____________________ CA D ILLA C □ 1 RJQJDAIME A-temaite R^„g„„IOT —.Dti-CO-UCin FL h t t ic run« and $ Water 5v,a™, T h ese b ills sto p d e v e lo p m e n t a n d p ro g ress. V o te N o . League in opposition to W.iler ,„U M k bill« ■ | Shelton. Pres. Eugene. Oregon. E nterprise is Yonr P a p e r Use it.