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 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