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I •!*» t The «..tire .ta t! of .he f a r » o f a g ric u ltu re , com rue rco and in- : Published Thursday at Halsey. Oregon -'"P» d»p*r»«ne..t w ill he in charge d u stry m ay a it around the raine table fo r a fra n k and free diacua- H P and A. A. LAKE 1 I instruction in this » c I mx .1. HALSEY ENTERPRISE Publisher« state aion o f th e ir various problem». Business men recognize th a t tb ' i« d lederal n.«|> i tio n official« w ill fa rm e r is alao a business man, nr xs -irt: B e i l l l i G 11 ite. se> <1 analjr- I d ad d iiio n , th e follow ing Entered at the postoilice at Halsey. Oregon, as second class matter. »1 a year in advance. Arrearages 12S< : 1 S- d - P « “ «*»» "» »fHCBlWr»; a m onth. Stops when tim e expires J B W . W hitlock. It. J S tu b b lelb 'ld unless continuance Is ordered. mi I J F W elch, Pacific Coaat Advertising 25c an Inch; no dlacount A. F. Nelson fo r tim e or space; no charge f(M k rd \ r m U »uperviaor, Cbaa. W . composition or changes. Announce- ' . . . m enu of entertainment«, food sales W r.Kl.t, chief, elate g ram ...spec- etc., whose object 1:» to raise money, i lio n i harged at r«"i).»r advertiMn: rate f Announcements of religious meetings ; n° i d e p a rtm e n t; ought to be, bee »use fa rm in g to he successful m ust be conducted on business p rin cip le « O ld fashioned h it and miss methods are ju s t as fa ta l Io the f s it u t r as to the iner- e b a n t or m a n u fa c tu ie rr W . J- .M organ, i- t a lh iv e ilp c rrh o r; J H. Jones ,4 „g .ic u ltu r a l c h e m is try . NEWS RECORD OF THE YEAR 1928 Summary of the Notable Events of the Twelve Months in America and Abroad. HOOVER’S BIG VICTORY W iillS D airy P roducts P lO te clttl Republican, Sweep the Country in the The Oregon (¡range I n lle tin com- Presidential Election— Kellogg p 'a in s (lis t a P o rtla n d evening pa- Treaty to Outlaw W ar Signed w ritin g the fa rm crops depa rtm e n t p -r ;s doing the d a iry business a by Nearly All Nations— China Won by the Nation J.-4.C , C o rva llis. great in ju r y by a series of a rticle alists— Germany and e x to llin g the virtu e s o f Oregon as the Reparations. Farm Relief Through Tariffs a d a iry state, and proceeds thus: Congressman H aw ley of Oregon "S ta le M aster P a lm ite r and several By EDWARD W. PICKARD i« chairm an of the ways and means other delegates to the N a tio n al Among the well known persons tak c u iim itire , w hich has the h a n d lin g Grange voiced the o p in io n th a t any en tiy death were the follow ing : great expansion of the d a iry in d u s if ta r iff le g isla tio n , and the a tt i In January: Loie Fuller, dancer; tude of the com m ittee w ith regard try would lead to disaster, because Emily Stevens and Dorothy Donnelly, nrtresaes; Marvin H nghllt, railroad to the needs o f a g ric u ltu re is in d i p ro d u ctio n at present is almost builder; Thomas Hardy nnd Vicente cated in the fo llo w in g fio m W ash equal to com uunption, and any Itlasco Ibanez, novelists; Louis Post, in g to n : H aw ley contended th a t any great increase in the o u tp u t of Tnlcolt W illiam s and A rth u r Clarke, jo urn nllsls; F. II. Stead, English edi farm re lie f b ill pnsaed w ould he b u tle r or cheese w ould mean a low to r; Earl Haig, commander In chief of erin g of the prices received by the o ily supplem entary to w hat c m id B ritish armies In the World war, nnd b ) obtained for a g ric u ltu re in read d a iry m a n . W h y w ill m e tro p o lita n Adm iral J. M. de ttobeck of the B rit ish navy; Maj. Gen. G. W. Goethals, ju s tin g the farm ta r iff schedules. newsyajiers, cham bers o f commerce builder of the Panama canal; Rear " T h e ta r if f.” fie said, ‘ ‘ is the great- and o ther c ity o rg a n iza tio n « con Admiral Victor Blue, U. S. N .; Andrew sat measure of h i m re lie f o b ta in tin u a lly endeavor to increase agri- Mncl.elsh, E. I-. Ityerson nnd W illiam Du Pont, commerciiil magnates; Count able. We do $90,000,000,000 worth c u ltu ra l p ro d u ctio n when they Hugo Hamilton, Swedish statesman, know th a t w hat the fa rm e r ie today of business among otiiselves. It 's und the earl of Warwick. In February; Herbert Asquith, earl a cash m a rk e t, and for the fa rm e r1 suffering fro m is an over produc to have an o p p o rtu n ity in th is , tio n in n e a rly every lin e of farm of Oxford, form er B ritish prem ier; Prince Charles I.lchnowsky. German m arket on at least r q 'ia l, if not a a c t.v ily ? ” diplo m at; Marsha, Armando Diaz. Italian commander ln chief in World little more favo ra b le , term s th a n 1 ---- ------- w a r; Eddie Foy, veteran comedian; nis com petitors is the most im p o rt- Alford Arrows E. II. P.utler, Chicago m illionaire mer- m t th in g fo r the fa n n e r.” '— ----------- c lia n l; James L. Ford, author. “ | Begistralbn m aybe obtained by copy is received before Tuesday. Would Accept Reccmmendations .fudge Stephen A. L o w e ll o f I’ m d le to p , in w ritin g Io the P ortland O regonian anerit the ta x plan It be presented to I he state le g isla to r) by the la x c im m ission, says: “ T h is is an appeal to the p to p h nnd the presa of the state Io <i - lim n I i l l it the le g isla tu re about t< assemble p ro m p tly enact the tax coda as i t comes from the hands ot the special com m ittee w hich b ra given the subject conscientious a t te n tio n for the last tw o years. No d o u b t i t is in m any respecla im perfect, as every such code in u -l he ut (lie beginning, h u t i t wi I serve ns a genesis of a new. better and more equal system of ta x a tio n in O ie g o n , where ibe ta x laws at th is tim e aie a ilin ilte d ly in e quitable, burdensome, archaic, chaotic mid often u n ju st. N o th in g c a l l I e worse nor more in t fiic ie n t, th a n o u r ex ¡« tin g scheme of ta x a tio n I f coin t'liued m uch longer pro p e rty own era w ill do well to make sufficient p ro fit to in s .t ta x requirem ents, p o p u la tio n w ill decline, m anti'ao- lu rin g w i'l leave the state and t iwna w ill w ith e r thro u g h ta xa tj.u i b lig h t. “ The men who c o n s titu te l i e com m ittee w hich w ill niulte ita re p o rt n i l tlio la x p ro b 'e itl at the opening o f the legislature are o u t standing citize n s - in te llig e n t, th o u g h tfu l and p u b lic -s p irite d . P resum ably, t l n i r study,ns spec ia list« , b u t given them in fo rm a tio n w h ic h m ost of us do not now possess. As we go Io an educated p h y iic iru far the cure of p h v e ic il ills , 'e l u , accept the conclusions of die men who enn.pcac a u is jo rii ty of th is c o m m itte r honestly, fu .ly in good f lilh anil in p u b lic interest. “ A t least wo can g've th e ir pre- scr.p tio n a two years' tr ia l. W hat ever fa u lt» a b ie n n ia l test discloses the next le gislature can re m e d y.” _______________ I (By Special Correspondent) In March: W illiam II. Crane nnd Nora Bayes, actors; Rodman Waua- maker, merchant prince, und .1. W. The power fa rm in g s h o rt course Mrs C A Curtls Monday aflernoon Packard, automobile pioneer; Sena th is w in te r at Oiegon s a te college j of h|g brother Chester CurtLs tors W. N. Ferris of Michigan nnd Frank 11. W illis of O hio; W. C. Sproul, w ill be fio m F e b ru a ry 11 to 23 in ! on Tuesday. former governor of Pennsylvania; Vis count Case, B ritish statesman, and stead ( I in January us previously Mrs. D orothy Stanton and children Gustav Ador, ex-President of Switzer , ngrttm home ln announced. I b is cou rse is «'**•> L „ lted at the land. i)V the d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu ra l ¡Brownsville Saturday. In A p ril: Chauncey M. Depew; Con - ngineering assisted by specialist«' greasmnn J. A. Gallivan of Boston and • B ’ rra n k w imams wno nas Deen quite M artin lk Madden o f Chicago; Stan from m any of the leading >rjuip. I . . , . - _ * ‘ » ill for the past two weeks was taken ley J. Weynian, novelist, It. C. Carton, m ent companies. j to lt)e home of his sister, Mrs. Martha dramatist, and Charles Sims, artist, all g i ll Jeds to he covered are rq er- Kump. in Eugene last Friday. Mr of England; Dr. Sanger Brown, noted a tio n and niaiiiteuanco o f gasoline Williams is still reported to be very ill. alien ist; John A. Dix, former gover nor of New Y ork; l i Jl. Statler, hold nnglnea, ele ctric m otor«, tra cto rs, , Mr. and Mrs. W C. Stckels and two owner; Floyd Bennett, famous ad- tru cks, a utom obiles, pum ps, feed sons of Halsey were guests at the a to r; Archbishop Mora y del Rio of p re p a ratio n m a ch iii ry and lia r- llome oI Mr and Mrs E D- Isom Sun- Mexico; Baron Peter Wrangel, leader i _ i . day afternoon. Mrs. Sickcls and Mrs. of “ W hite" Russians. v c s t'n g equipm ent. In a d d itio n to J In M ay: Congressmen T. C. Sweet , , , , Isom are sisters, ills lectures and la b o ra to ry practice of New York nnd T. R. P.utler of Mrs. Sam Ringler who died at her Pennsylvania: Sir Edmund Gosse o f nt these subjects, » general educa home In Brownsville Sunday evening England and Bessie Van Vorat of tio n a l power fa rm in g conference was a form er resident of this neigh America, authors; Allan Dale, dra w ill bn held in connection w ith the borhood. The body was laid to rest matic c r itic ; Prof, lllde yo Nogucld school to be open to farm ers, re ta il ln the A lford cemetery Wednesday mid Dr. W. A. Young of the Rocke feller Institute; Herseliel Jones of M in im p le m e n t dealers and others. afternoon. neapolis nnd E. II. Piper o f Portland. M r. and Mrs. Robert McKee of near Ore., jo urn alists; Dr. Edgar F. Smith Eugene spent Tuesday here at the o f Philadelphia, eminent chem ist; Wouldn't Work Bail Here Federal Judge W. 11. Sanborn of St. home of Mrs. McKee's parents, M r. and i.a rg e 'y due to the sham ay u i| a- Mrs. M ichael Rickard. They were ac P au l; W illiam D. Haywood, form er I. W. W. chief, In Moscow. th y expressed fo r the farm ers by companied by Bob Pero of the same In June: Holbrook Bllnn, Holier, B. Teaching Farm Crop Grading p o litlc ia i s, a great m any o f the place. Pero remained here to assist Manteli, Leo D ltrie lis td n and John M r Rickard w ith the work M r. R ick Dooley, actors, nnd Avery Hopwood, F arm ers and 'ith e rs who would ru ra l p o p u la tio n have been educat ard has been in poor health for some p la yw rig h t; John D. W ork, form er sen ed, to tu speak, to look upon a ll lik e lu learn som ething about the tim e and the farm work is a little too ator from C a lifo rn ia ; Federal Judge g ra d in g of wheat, oats, com , h s y . o ther classes ol people as u n tu ia l much fo r him alone. Adam C. Cllffe o f Sycamore, III.; E. T. Meredith, form er secretary of agricul In an e ffo rt to b rin g etc., should attend the short course enemies. tu re ; Senator Frank It. Gooding of w h ich w ill be given in th a t lin e at about a le tte r m u tu a l understand Church Notes Idaho; Donn Byrne, Irish American the Oregon State A g ric u ltu ra l col- ing between farm ers and business novelist; Dr. O ttoN ordenskjold, Swed Ish explorer; J. R. Bone, editor To lege, C o rv a llis , fro m January 14 men, n com m endable movement M e th o d is t: ronto Daily S ta r; Mrs. Emellnc Tank- lias been started by the C anadian to ’ ft, when the various phases of 10 a. in. S un d a y reboot hurst, English suffragist; Marshal g ra d in g o f farm crops, also seed C h a m b e r of Commerce, Chang T s o lin , Manchurian lender; 11:00 a in. m o rn in g w orship. te stin g , w ill he fu lly e xplained, They propose a series of confer T opic; ‘ ‘ The B a p ti-in ( lis t Makes General Swiuehnrt, American soldier o f fortune. says Seym our Jones, state m arket ences in w hich representatives Us A ll O n e .” In J u ly : Capt. Alfred Lowensteln, 6;30 E p w o rth League. Belgian c a p ita list; Howard E lliot, railroad executive; G. E. Chamberlain, 7:80 Evening service. form er senator from Oregon; Congress Subject: ‘ ’T he Kay and the Re- man II. It. Hathbone o f Illin o is ; Ellen fle c tio n ,” T erry, English actress; D. C. Davies, Necessitates u change in P rayer m eeting T hursdays 7:80 director of Field museum, Chicago; adjustments on your en Giovanni G lo llttl, Ita lia n statesman; Ladies aid every Wednesday gine. Let us do this work Dr. George Colvin, president Vnlver B ib le study class Tuesdays 2:30 sity o f Lo uisville; Rear Adm lrnl W. >1. for you. We specialize in J . S. M ille r, pastor. Folger, re tire d ; Federal Judge D. C. brake relining nnd ad)’ Westerhaver ot Cleveland; T. B. W alk ustrnents. er, wealthy Minneapolis lumberman C hurch of C h r is t: and a rt patron. The meetings w ith th e ir fine In August; George E. Brennan, Hit- fe llo w s h ip are over, b u t our o p p o r sols Democratic leader; George K M orris, New York Republican lender; tu n ity for service is ju s t I .g n n . Col, George B. Harvey, p u b licist; Con You can báve an im p o rta n t part gressmnn U A. Frothlngham of Massa in m a kin g and h o ld in g new frie n d chusetts; Gov. A. It. Sorlie o f North ships for C h ris t. B u t to accomp Dakota; Maude Granger, actress; Gil Robinson, circus m ac; P. M. Delraas, lish th is task it is necessary to c u l noted San Francisco attorney; J. B tiv a te vour frie n d s h ip w ith C h rist Laughlin, steel magnate; Viscount H a l dane, B ritish statesm an; Marshal F.mlle L e t every old mem ber and every Fayolle, noted French strateg ist; Mary new member of the ch u rch m ake it G arret, Hn.v, suffragist. In September: Maurice Bokanowakl, a p o in t to a tte n d the c o m m u n io r Raise strong, husky pullets with French cabinet member; Rear Adm iral s e rv io . T h is ie the he a rt o f a ll G. F. Winslow, re tire d ; Bishop J. C. church services. H artzell of C incinnati; Urban Shocker, baseball pitcher; Lincoln Eyre, Ainerl 10 a. in. Sunday school. can w ar correspondent: Roy K. Moul 11.00 a. m. co m m u n io n service. ton, hum orist; It. F. Outcault, comic ' T o p ic : — ‘ ‘ A fte r the Meeting a r t is t ; Brig. Gen. W. N. B ix b y ; F-. A S tilw ell, railroad m an; Sir Horace Par W h a t? " ’ win, scientist. 6:45 p. ui. Christian Endeavor. In October: C. W. Barron, editor o, Everything in Poultry Feeds, f’ tock Feeds, C alf M e a l, etc W att Street Jou rna l; George Behan 7.30 — E vening service. and L a rry Semon, motion picture A live song service at the eve star«; A. F. Seested. publisher o f Kan n m g h our follow ed bv the le rn to n »as C„y S ta r; W. J. Flynn, former chief of U. S. secret service; Ben on ' Old W e ll« Ong O u t.” jam ln Strong, governor ot New York J M S helley, m in is te r Federal Ilcserve ba nk; Robert I-an Power Farming School Feb. 11-23 Mrs. a e w hitbeck was the guest elug. form er secretary of state; George B a rr McCotcfceon aud Frances New- man, novelists; Rev. II. A. Torrey, evangelist; Sir Frank Dicksee. English a rtis t; Dowager Empress Marie of Russia; Brig. Gen. F. It- MctJui-'C, f -r- I-ongfellow, daughter o f the Am eri can poet; James A. Patten, Chicago financier; Jacob M. Dickinson, form er secretary o f war. Theodore Roberts, actor. liter commander o f American l-egicn. In November: Dr. Frank Craae ami i r : Eliza Scldinore. American w rite rs: Prof. T. C. Chamberlin of University o f Chicago, noted geologist: Dr. John aa. «m» - - i n n mim im—«i— i— — ■mirrx-m— mm — t a Harding, father o f late President Hard Ing; Congressman \V. A. Oldtield of Arkansas; G. II. Jones, chairman ol Standard Oil o f New Jersey; Thomas F. Ityan, New York financier; Rem Adm iral F. F. Fletcher, retire d; G n Baron Jacques, Belgian commander In World w a r; Adm iral Scheer, cum Lady Aasistaat inuniler of German fleet In hat lie el A ll calls answered day or n ig h t Jutland. Phone 255. Halsey, Oregon In December: lle n ry A. Haugen Dana C. Rossman FUNERAL D IR E C T O R Ctilcngo bunker; Lord Tennyson, sell of Hie poet: Ezra Meeker, last o f the Order Your N ew Ford from Howe Garage B r o w n sv ille , Oregon Better Service at Less Cost. 48 Piece S ets R eal B avarian China Specially Priced at 8X4.75 Many new patterns to choose from. May be purchased on our Divided Charge Account Plan, $4.75 down and 15.00 each month; Ff M. French & Son Jewelers—Optometrists, Albany, Oregon Leaky Roof Causes A Huge Special Selling of PIANOS $600 Player Piano and 6 rolls . ..................... $185.00 $550 Ludwig Piano ....................................... $225.00 $500 Steger Piano.......................................... $250.00 Davenport Music House 409 West First Street Albany, Oregon Head and shoulders above the cars oí its class Cold Weather HALSEY GARAGE Federal Fisk Tires H odgen-B rew ster P o u ltry Feeds Hodgen-Brewster Developing Mash O 1 V • ~ V rR V T W H A Y , G R A IN u n d FK E1> In the new Plymouth you find characteristic Chrysler performance iron) the new "Silver- D o m e" Ingh-compressiu a engine, using any gasoline — with smoothness no other car under JlCOO can approach; full-sized, roomy bodies; comfortable, deep, luxurious seats and fittings you expect only in cars o f far higher price; the extraordinary safety o f light-action, inter- nal-expanding hydraulic 4 » heel brakes, safe and sure in all weather — the only car at or near ita price with such equipment; atvwvlutely new style, m-ace and distinction in body lines—with slender-profile radiator, "air- wvng- ‘ fenders and arched-window silhouette. T o learn for yourself the new P h m o u ih ’s greater dollar-for-doilar value over the few cars in the lowest priced field which strive to compete with it, contrast them and their re sults with what you get in Plym outh at >675. Roadster »»SnmMrwwj > 6 7 ); C o u p e > 6 8 ); Touring > 6 9 ); 2 -Door Sedan >"OO; D e Luxe Coupe (w * maWe Mt) > ~ S ); 4 -D o o r Sedan > " I). 4ÍZ price« f. o. k. Detroit. Plvmotttk dt*l- ert a rt ie a fvntiott to evtrnd ikt comtaitttctof »tete puyuu-nZt. ud Park-Way Motor Service Washington at Third. Albany, Oregon