HALSEY ENTERPRISE. HALSEY. OREGON. DECEMBER 20. 1928 SPEED OF CONGRESS MAY BREAK RECORD M ILTO N S. H E R S H E Y OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAL INTEREST P rin cip al E vents of the W eek Assem bled fo r In form ation of O ur R eaders. Rapid E nactm ent of Bills M ay M ake E x tra Session U nn essary. Forty-two W ashington county farm ers passed tha field Inspections for certified potatoes conducted this year by the farm crops departm ent of the Oregon S tate Agricultural college. JULIU MANIU SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES FIGHT B o livian s W in Action in Chaco D is tric t; Youny Men C alled to the Colors The new Burna union high school building has been completed and ts now occupied The structure. which cost $80.000. has a fine gymnasium, large assembly hall and an auditorium. The dam in the Alsea river near the Asuncion, Paraguay. — A decree hatchery, about 12 miles east of Wald mobilizing th e classes between 18 and Attem pt will be made at the coming port, was dynam ited recently and par 29 years of age was published Sunday. session of the legislature to raise the tially destroyed W ashington. D. C —Congress la on W hoever Is guilty The action was declared necessary salaries of county Judges, clerks, and made a complete Job of It. and salmon its way to a record breaking perform for defense as provided hy article 2<> assessors. ance In the enactm ent of Ita routine and other fish can now go up stream of the constitution, and was approved work of the session—the appropriation The D eschutes county court haa a t will. by President GugglarL bills authorizing the funds necessary voted $200 to cooperate with the state The first carload of Rogue river val to run the governm ent during the ap game commission in the establishm ent ley turkeys in the C hristm as pool of La Pax. Bolivia.—Unofficial reports proaching fiscal year. of a fish hatchery on Fall river. the Poultry Producers' association of the fighting In th e Chaco district In two weeks the bouse has passed The Lions club of Lebanon Is mak pool was shipped to New York recent said th a t the Bolivian troops had cap. two of the nine regular supply bills, ing arrangem ents for the decoration ly. The price Is 30 cents for No. 1 lured $0 wagons loaded with provi and taken lip another. Before the of the streets C hristm as and will also birds. The Thanksgiving shipm ents sions and m unitions and also a large C hristm as recess begins next week, have a C hristm as tree at some central brought the grow er 37 cents. tractor, besides uum erous prisoners. leaders Intend to establish the record p o in t Crop revenues from the Medford Ir It w as said th at more than 100 Para, of getting four of these bills out of W. F. Norman of Woodburn was rigation district Increased from $1.- guayan soldiers were killed while the the way The senate has passed the elected president of the Marion Coun $88,700 In 1924 to $1,702,417 In 1928. Bolivian losses were said to have been first of the bills sen t to It by the Ju llu M a n iu , lea d er o f the P easant ty School Officers' association at their according to the annual report of the light. _ house and leaders hope to have two p a rty of R u m an ia, who has been made _________ annual convention held in Salem re- directors filed with the state engineer o th ers out of the way before Saturday a t Salem. The report was prepared p re m ie r of th a t co un try. cently. M ilto n S Hershey, chocolate menu Lima, t'eru .—The Paraguayan lega Failure by this congress to enact tion here I’unday afternoon stated that Fifteen m arriage licenses were Is by E. J. Leach, m anager of the dis the appropriation bills Is the only ta e tu re r, who has presented the tow n Bolivian troops were marching against th in g which would absolutely force of H ersh ey. near H a rris b u rg , Pa., w ith sued and four fllvorce suits filed In trict. S etting the open season tor deer the Paraguayan fort. General Aguino. Baker county during November. Fees H erbert Hoover to call an extra ses e $2,000,000 co m m un ity center. The legation confirmed the attack collected by the county clerk am ount from Septem ber 20 to October 20 and sion of the new congress placing the lim it of one buejc to each on th e Paraguayan position at Bahia However,, the president-elect has ed to $916.80. N egra by Bolivian airplanes, which promised an extra session for the con The port of Coos bay commission hunter is a proposal to be made to the dropped bombs and fired machine slderatlon of farm relief legislation. If has voted to disapprove an applica coming legislature, it was decided by London.—The spirit cf hopefulness guns at the Paraguayan troops. It Is not provided at this session, and tion of the state highway commission the state game commission a t Its which prevailed in royal circles Sun monthly meeting held in P ortland re It Is stated th a t the Paraguayans w hether this problem Is going to be for a bridge over H aynes Inlet, an day became more pronounced Monday suffered no losses. cently. left to him and the extra session still arm of Coos bay. Philadelphia. Pa.—An Increase of 2 Proposal to have congress appropri with the issue of two favorable bul Bolivians In wild frenzy celebrate Is problematical. The total assessed valuation of Some republican leaders, .who also per cent In enrollm ent—the sm allest W ashington county for the present ate $200,000 to finance the tunnelling letins on the condition of King George. capture of Fort Boqueron. are members of the farm bloc and annual gain since the w ar—Is shown year shows a loss of $870,489 as com of the K lam ath irrigation district main Both were very short, but both an A note was sen t to the council of were prom inent In the campaign of In reports received by Dean Raymond pared with 1927. The present valua irrigation canal of 2340 feet in Klam nounced continued slight im prove the League of N ations and a session H erbert Hoover, want this entire ques W alters of Sw arthm ore college from tion Is $26.966.162. ath Falls will be placed before author ment. of the council may gather In Paris If The evening bulletin, issued at 4 the situation becomes more acute. ities in W ashington, D. C., by R. R. tion left to the care of the new adm in 216 colleges and universities through Baker's rate of taxation for 1929 will out the United S tates, which are on Butler, recently elected representative p. m., said: "T he king had a quiet day istration. be 49.5 mills, the highest In history, and the im provem ent In his m ajesty’s Opposing this group Is a sizeable the approved list of the Association of from th a t district. with the probability of a higher rate condition noted this morning has been bloc of republicans who are strongly American universities. The Oregon S tate H orticultural so These reports, as presented In the In 1930, according to an announcem ent m aintained." opposed to an ex tra session next clety held Its annual convention in by W. A. Baird, county assessor. The morning report w as: "In spite spring. They want a farm m arketing current Issue of "School and Society.” Roseburg last week with an attend The logging catnp of the Benson bill passed now and the other portion reveal Increases in 101 Institutions, ance of approxim ately 125 outside del of a restless night, his m ajesty's con of the agricultural relief pledged In comparing the November 1 reglstra Tim ber company, about 10 miles west egates. Portland, Salem, Eugene and dition has slightly im proved.” of Rainier, closed last week for the Members of th e royal fam ily are the party campaign platform —upward tlons with those of a year ago. Lugano, Sw itzerland.—D ram atic In Medford were well represented, with An analysis by states shows th at usual seasonal shutdown. Operations tariff revision—left to an extra ses several fruit grow ers in attendance beginning to move with g reater free the extrem e was the close of the In 26 states there are more fulltime will be resum ed about February 1. dom as the result of th eir relaxation league's council m eeting In Lugano. sion next fall or to the regular term also from Hood River. from th e anxiety which held them In The m eeting ended with an explosion The Port of Astoria has been com of the new congress beginning a year students In approved colleges and uni A county bridge on the Pratuin Wil- versltles of those states than In 1927. pletely reim bursed for the more than the critical days a fter the operation th a t has shaken the entire League of hence. and in 22 states there are fewer such $30,000 It had on deposit with the lard road a few miles from Salem col on W ednesday. Queen Mary ventured N ations, and Is reverberating through lapsed under the weight of a grader students. for the first tim e in a long while to out Europe. Astoria National hank when that In As to the cause of enrollm ent d» stitution closed its doors last Febru and tractor. The bridge was approxi take a meal abroad. She, with Vis Sir Austen C ham berlain, the Brit mately 25 feet above the w a te r.. It creases this year, Dean W alters quotes ary. count Lascelles and Princess Mary, ish delegate, proved a poor prophet was built In 1913. and recently was in various suggested explanations, "such The annual C hristm as tree Industry spected and reported in good condi visited the Piccadilly home of the when, on the first day of the present as agricultural and Industrial condi Is on again and trees are being cut to tion. Officials said the bridge would duke and duchess of York to take m eeting, he predicted th at nothing tions. the developm ent of Junior col luncheon with them. fill Portland orders and for the usual be rebuilt. sensational or exciting would happen. W ashington, D. C.—In the United leges. a trend In certain areas away shipm ents. Many are shipped yearly In a short speech, which, although B. W. Cooney, ex-Douglas county ag S tates during last year there was ap from the small colleges to the state from Dover, and other sections around short, was one of the most dram atic DAIRYING M AK ES GAINS ricultural agent, died In Roseburg universities and deliberate lim itation proximately a ratio of one divorce to ever made before the council. Dr. Sandy. from pneumonia, following an attack of enrollm ent.” He declares th at "the every ten m arriages. Milk. Sugar and V arious Types of Stresem ann. G erm any's foreign min A. Buchanan, municipal Judge, The estim ate of th is ratio was made present collegiate period. If It Is a has been appointed United S tates of influenza, his death m aking the Cheeses New Developments. later, violently angry and In scarcely In the census bureau prelim inary plateau, is nevertheless a plateau 25 com m issioner at Astoria, replacing third in the family w ithin a week, Mrs. veiled language, threatened In pffect W ashington, D. C.—D airying now Is figures for 1927 on m arriage and di per cent higher than It was five years Howard K. Zimmerman, who resigned Cooney and th eir 10-year-old daughter a $3,000,000.000 industry and haa al the possible w ithdraw al of Germany Genevieve having passed away T hurs ago anil very m arkedly higher propor vorce. The figures Indicated a stead when he was elected to the office of day and Friday of last week, all from most doubled its lead upon corn and from the League of Nations. ily rising divorce rate, accompanied tionately than any sim ilar popular lev circuit judge. At the sam e tim e, he virtually pro swine. Its n earesj contender for hon reached In other countries." the sam e cause. by a decline in m arriages. claimed him self Iho champion of the ors among agricultural products. The name Tillamook, as applied to J. E. Shelton was elected a district Divorces granted during the year O. E. Reed, chief of the bureau of m inority nationals unfler foreign or cheese, is worth at least $5,000,000 to director of the Oregon S tate Motor as num bered 192,037, an Increase of 11,- B R IE F GENERAL NEW S members of the Tillamook County sociation a t a m eeting in Eugene re dairy Industry, departm ent of agricul alien rule In the league slates, of 184, or 6 2 per cent above the previous whom there are some 30.000.000 in The Vienna press displays promin Cream ery association, according to the cently. This is the th ird consecutive ture, In relating the details of the bu high year, which was 1920. M arriages Europe. He predicted that continued reau's activities to a house appropria for 1927 numbered 1,200.091, or 1880 ently views of the seizure of seven estim ate of Carl H aberlach, secretary tim e th a t Mr. Shelton has been elect disregard of th eir rights by the League lions subcom m ittee disclosed also that of the association. ed to this position. The term is for less than In 1920. The number of mar rases of machine guns and munitions of Nations, would wreck the Geneva One truck belonging to Gus Relchow two years. The d istrict represented the search of the departm ent for new rlages was 10 12 per 1000 of populn found on a Danube river steam er In organization. uses for dairy products had led them of F orest Grove hauled from th at vi Vienna harbor Friday. by Mr. Shelton com prises Lane, Linn, lion In 1927. w hereas In 1920 It was far afield In experim entation. The Frenfch governm ent's decision cinity this fall more than $55.000 Lincoln and Benton counties. The an 10 27. while divorce rate was 1.62 per Chief among the new uses th at had OREGON BOY 4-H VICTOR 1000 population In 1927, against 1.54 to refuse the request of the United worth of walnuts, the Forhis and the nual m eeting of the slate association been discovered was a milk sugar, he W ithycoinbe ranches furnishing the S tates for extradition of H enry M. will be held January 9 at Portland. In 1920. said. O ther experim ents were the E d g a r G rim es, N a tio n a l C ham p ion , Is The num ber of legnl unfastenlngs Itlarkm ar was formally conveyed to bulk of the tonnage. The Jackson county court is up in discovery of a method of making A cclaim ed a t A lb a n y. the American em bassy at Paris. The m ost recent attem pt to reopen arm s against the practice of some city of the m artial tie In Nevada during Albany, Or —E dgar Grimes. 17-year- P resident Portes Gil has Informed the upper Columbia river to naviga people using the countryside as a cheeses of several foreign types, and 1927 was 1953. nn Increase of 91 per would provide a m arket for $10,000,000 old youth of H arrisburg, was honored cent over the state's total of divorces foreign new spaper correspondents that lion was abandoned December 15 when dumping ground for th eir refuse, and worth of milk. by his home folk last Sunday, 'n rec In 1920. producing a ratio of 25.23 (here is no basis for rum ors thnl Mez thè H arkins T ransportation company seeks a drastic cure. At a recent m eet ognition of his winning the M o-.s sil divorces per 1000 of the state's pope Ico is negotiating with representatives took the steam er Beaver off the P ort ing County Judge Sparrow and County Chicago School Graft Scented. ver trophy, the aw ard for the National of the Roman Catholic church for set land-Hood River run. latlon in one y«ar. Com m issioners B ursell and Alford Chicago.—Awarding of contracts for 4-H club cham pionship recently won dem ent of the religious question. were irate over the practice, and Al The Lane county agricultural coun The league council has decided to cil at its annual m eeting In Eugene ford suggested th a t "us country tellers construction work of Chicago school In com petition with 4 II club leaders WATSON SENATE LEADER send copies of the new peace appeal adopted a resolution seekiug to secure ought to dump a tew loads of tin cans buildings was suspended and S tate's of the United S tates and Canada. For which was addressed to Bolivia and legislative action against m arauding on a few city lawns and see how they Attorney Swanson began an Investiga th e second cousccutlve year Oregon Indian a S enator Assured of H ig h Post tion of charges th at school board em brought back the trophy. It was held Paraguay, to governm ents of all Amer dogs which are killing a large number like I t " by W ith d ra w a l of Jones. ployes were engaged In a conspiracy last year by Alex Cruickshank of Mc ican countries which are not league W ashington. D. C — W ithdraw al of of sheep In Lane county. The place on the D eschutes river Minnville. members. United Slates. Brazil, Ecua to sell contracts. Senator Wesley L. Jones as candidate Employes and ex-employes of the w here Im m igrants on their way to Among those paying tribute to dor. Mexico and Costa Rica. for the senate leadership clears the Raker W hite Pine Lumber company, w estern Oregon camped after crossing Grim es were Governor P atterson, rep The foreign affairs com m ittee of the Big A ircraft Factory in Seattle. way for Senator Jam es E Walson of now in receivership, may receive all the "high d esert” Is to be converted resenting the sta te ; W. J Kerr, presi S eattle.—Form ation of the biggest Indiana hy practically unnnlmous vote Polish diet has adopted a motion re th eir back pay by Christm as. It was Into a city park after th e first of the dent of Oregon S tate college; C harles gnrdltig peace guarantees, proclainlng Watson, by early and energetic learned. Half of the accrued wage year. The old camping ground is now aircraft corporation of the world, to A. Howard, state superintendent of the necessity of m aintaining Rhine work, had corralled so many votes in the city lim its of Bend at a low spot be known as United A ircraft & T rans bill was paid several weeks ago. ■chools. and several others. th at If the contest had gone to Its Innd occupation to achieve th at end on the river. It has been used as an port. and beaded by William E. Boeing The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph "H e no longer belongs to Linn coun Evacuation. It is contended, would full length Ills success was generally company, seeking to end Its contro autom obile park for several years. As of Seattle, was announced recently ty," said G overnor P atterson, "but to predicted. Aside from this, Senator weaken chances of m aintaining peace a memorial to th e Im m igrants, the the entire state of Oregon. He suc President-elect Hoover had a busy versy with the city of Baker, has of Jones was confronted with the likeli THE MARKETS camping site is to be known as Plo ceeded by hard and intelligent work, day winding up his good will visit to fered to the city com m issioners a new hood that If ha took the leadership Portland neer park. franchise which provides for payment he would be required to drop the Ituenos Aires Numerous visitors were of $65.000 over a period of 25 years. W heat — Big Bend bluestem . hard the only way to succeed.” Eighty two settlers who arrived in received at the American embassy and chairm t ii i i r i i i n anship i i n i n p «’ of i «nw the t commerce o iu iiiv ttv o ship- m j> I white. $1 49; soft white, $1 17*^: w est Waldo, Or., Postofflee Ends. A mill w histle blew at Em pire re Oregon during November Invested lug and river and harbor legislation. "''P * “ • v» rU’u’ P'“‘ e’ of ern white, 91.16*4: hard w inter and $298.050. according to a report issued Gold Hill. O r —The Waldo postof- hlch are of high Importance to his '" ‘«•rest A gala perform ance .1 the cently for the first tim e In 36 years northern spring $1 1054; w estern red. late and the Pacific Northwest. I Colon theater was s final feature ol The southern Oregon mill shut down by W. G. lde, m anager of the state flce soon will cease to exist, and the $1-1154- in 1892 and was reopened by the Sim p cham ber of commerce. The new ar It Is assumed that Senator Jones : the entertainm ent. H ay—Alfalfa. $22022 50 ton; valley old time mining camp will soAn fall rivals purchased a total of 7187 acres son Lum ber company. P resident L will be retained as the republican timothy. $1701750; eastern Oregon Into decay. Joining other ghost towns, of land. L etters were received during Gas Tank Car Evolved. J. Simpson pulled the w histle cord. «hip and assistant to the leader upon timothy. $20 50 0 21; clover. $15 50® which once flourished with several the m onth from 74 fam ilies who an W ashington. D. C. — The latest The m em bership of the Amity C o he retirem ent of Vice President Elect 16; oat, $1501550; oats and vetch thousand Inhabitants In the palmy nounced that they had decided to achievem ent In lighter than air aerial operative W alnut association is now days of the placer diggings in south ’’urtls from the senate. hay. $16016 50 navigation was announced hy the war 96. During the year 41 new growers move to Oregon, bringing aggregate ern Oregon. Waldo was one of Ihe B utterfat—54 055c. Investm ents of $261,150. Increased first of these camps, which is soon to lu Spreads Across Entire Country departm ent recently In the develop were added, with an additional output Eggs—Ranch, 310 44c. Interest In Oregon Is reflected In a be classed with the town which ceased Chicago The epidemic of mild In '««•»< «» '* " k *HI' • " • " ‘'n . for army of 152 tons of w alnuts and 12 tons C attle— Steers, good. $12 50012 75. large volume of Inquiries received u en .a which appeared first in Call d irigible. Instead of taking 1200 of filberts over last year's production. to exist. Hogs — Medium- Io choice. $9 25® from all parts of the United States, rrnla. several w eek. ago. now h a . »'..all cylinders for helium gas to fill Total output this tall was 222 tons ol $9 40 Mr. lde said. A m u n d s e n M e m o r ia l U n v e ile d . pread across the entire United S ta te . * "u y blimps as h a . heretofore been w alnuts and 15 of filb ert^ Lambs—Good to choice. 111012. A total of $171,638 19 will be dis Oslo. N o r w a y — In th e p re s e n c e o f j gain a foothold In the east health necessary to obtain a a sufficient sufficient sup- A crew of 12 sta te highway d ep art S e a ttle eport» Indicated Closing of a col ply. R now Is all carried In ope tauk ment employes has commenced the Irlbuted to 31 counties of Oregon this ■Wheat —Soft white. $119; w estern g reat crowds Crown P rince Olav un ego in M assachusetts and two eiluca car. widening of bad curves on the Baker fiscal year by the federal government white. $1 IS; hard w inter, northern veiled a memorial to the late Ronlil lonal Institutions near Phldelphla of Cornucopia highway. The work will under the law which provides th at 25 spring, bulk Montana No 1. $1 11; A mundsen at Rorje, near Sharpshorg, N ew T e levisio n Record» Set. w here Amundsen was born In 1972. ered the first indications that the require about a month, according to per cent of the receipts from sale ol w estern red. $1 13; bluestem . $1 49 Johannesburg. South Africa —A Io J. N. Bishop, resident highway engi tim ber, forage and other products ol » are had attained the proportions ol H ay—Alfalfa. $22; tim othy. $29 Sunday was the 17th anniversary ol the national forests shall be returned cal résidant named MacCormlck Is be neer. A m undsen's arrival at the south pole. i nation wide epidemic B utterfat —54c. lieved Io have established a new tsie L arkey Bros of K lamath Falls ha»« to the counties In which the forests Eggs—Ranch, 260 36c vision record by receiving images started logging four miles west of La are situated. The am ount is a de T ennessee F arm er Killed by H o g . Blaze H its T o w n of C latskan ie. C attle— Prime steers. $11012. Nashville. Teun — A ttacked by a 350- C latskanie. Dr Fire of ucdeterm ln broadcast from station 2XA(„ New pine. The yellow pine logs are c a r crease of $7655 71 from that distrib Hoga—Prime. $9 5 0 0 9 60 pound hog as he crossed a pasture lot, >d origin Saturday night destroyed tha York The Images as received were ri ?d by auto truck to the Great North uted to the same counties In 1923 Lamba—Choice. $11 50 0 12 00 th e radio am ateur call ern railroad a mile east of Laplne and caused by a sm aller timber-cut on th» John T. P otts. 62. farm er, died In ten JUlldlng and stock of the C latskanie fairly clear Spokane. hook m agatine lists l.XAL as the E l from there ars shipped to Klamath national forests In 1927, accord'nx »• Mercantile company, the estim ated H ogs—Good and choice. $8 7509 10 m inutes. The aulnial severed au ar district forestry officials. tery in P o tts' thigh. oss being $28,000, covered by Insur pertm enter Publishing company. Ville Falla. Cattle—Steers, good. $10 50 011 50. Richard. CoyteaelUe, N J. taco. COLLEGES REPORT ENROLLMENT GAIN BRITISH MONARCH MUCH IMPROVED GERMANY THREATENS LEAGUE WITHDRAWAL MORE DIVORCES; FEWER MARRIAGES