The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 21, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextT1IE OREGON STATFSMA: SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1920. U i - LAND HOLDINGS ARE INCREASED NEAR ROSEBURG Salem Co-Operative Associa-' tion Is Lauded By Newspa- i pers of Southern Oregon SMALL FEE IS CHARGED Benefits of Selling Fruits and Berries Enhanced by Good Advertising Ib a recent issjjeof the Roseburg Kew there appeared a new Stem Citing Home Idea of the popularity of the OreKon Grower Co-operative association, with headquarters in Sa lem, and the extent of the operations of that concern. The welcome . piece of news fol lows: ; " The campaign for enrolling Ore Ron fruit men in the Oregon Grow ers Cooperative association Is being waged with excellent success by of ficials of the corporation, and about half of the western Oregon acreage in bearing Is now identified with this concern, which has for its prime object! the betterment of conditions for the fruit growers in securing bet ter prices for their farm products and lessening the cost of selling and handling of the crops. Each county has a board of directors and this Ye Liberty i BREAKFAST FOODS 2 packages Grape Nuts 33c 2 packages Puff Bice... .27c 2 packages Puff Wheat...... 27c 2 pkgi Kellogg 's Corn Flakes 27c 2 packages Post Toasties... .27c 10 lbs.. Cream Boiled Oats. . . .80c Cream of Wheat, package 29c Large package Albers Oats--37c i Bcm&n Meal,.... ......37c .Balstona Bran, package .17c j Olympic .Pancake flour,, pkg. ,37c Olympic Wheat Hearts,! pkg. .37c ! Peacock Buckwheat, pkg.-. . .37c Flap Jack Flour, pkgJ? . , . . . .37c 1 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat- . .27c i Fancy Jap Bice, pound. . . . . .14c j Fancy Head Bice. .18c 10 pounds Wheat Cereal. . . .-.75c 1 10 pounds Graham. . . . . . . . .J.70c 1 10 pounds Pancake Flour. . . .75c 'Aunt Jamima Buckwheat 18c 'Aunt Jamima Pancake Flour 15c Steel Cut Oats, package...... 25c COFFEE 1 pound M. J. B. Coffee. . . . . .57c 3 pounds M. J. B. coffee, lb.. .56c 5 pounds M. J. B. Coffee Tb l .55c 1 pound Royal Club Coffee.. 55c 3 lbs Boy al Club Coffee, lb... 54c 6 lbs Boyal Club Coffee, lb. .53c 1 pound G. A. Coffee. . . ... . .50c 3 pounds G. A. Coffee, pound 49c 1 pound Folger Shasta Coffee 52c 1 pound Golden West Coffee .-.58c 1 pound Hills Bros. Coffee. . . .58c 1 pound Bulk Coffee... .38c 3 pounds Bulk Coffee, pound 35c 5 pounds Bulk Coffee, pound 34c J We have large shipments of qUtie$ fr Cafb ahd a sign ol thrift We sell for 'irri STARTS SUNDAY , r - it - , .; - - 'I v.. I . .-,: - . . board is responsible to growers them-f Telvea. J The general offices of the associa tion are in Salem, and such men as Air. fan Ins and Air. Holt known j throughout the tate, are among the experts who are Identified witn me growers In fhelr effort to emanci pate then reives from the conditions thai htrtofore made fruit growing an uphill road. The board of direct or for Douglas county is composed j of County Commissioner W. K. S. John of Sutherlin. Royje Husenbark c f RosVurg and J. J. Johns of Myr tle Creek. These gentlemen are all fruit growt-rs. and. in fact, no man may become a member of the asso- elation unless he is an owner anil grower of fruit. -A membership fee of $10 is made for admission to the association and tlen for each acre of bearing or chard the grower subscribes for $1 worth of stoo!:. This stock may be nuiJ ff Vitr nnlits navahtfl In tVf) years, ir ine grower so eiecis. anu me money so raided is used for carrying on the business. These notes are placed in banking institutions and the association has insurances that tbey may 'be drawn against to the amount of 90 per cent of their face to pay accounts and provide money to growers. An advertising fund is also set aside for publicity work. This advertising fund Is set aside af ter the manner followed by Califor nia organizations who have found It expedient to give widest publicity to the merits of .California fruits. "In fact, this advertising has been found to have done more for Califor nia than practically all other agen cies combined since it emlnates di rectly from the producer and is looked upon by consumers abroad as absolutely reliable. The California association has proven the worth of this publicity, so that the Oregon as sociation Is believed justified in (go ing the same thing for Oregon pro ducts. "These products, whether prunes, apples, pears, cherries, peaches or berries, will be advertised under Oregon names, and even the locality given due credit for production of fruits. In this way, Oregon will be brought to the direct attention of consumers in all parts of the world. The results of this wide pnblicity campaign cannot but bring results, and the growers of the state are bound, it is universally acknowledged to create a limitless demand for Ore gon fruits, and incidentally bring to this state many people who will have a consuming desire to visit and pos sibly locate where such palatable del icacies are grown. "Another feature of this wide pub licity that is by no means secondary is the fact that all this very desira ble work will enhance fruit and farm lands In Oregon. It Is believed by men conversant with the matter that lands that are now considered worth trifling sums will become in .W THEATRE ALCAZAR STOCK COMPANY IN NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH Monday Tuesday 299 N. Coral St BUSICO BUSICK'S, 114-116 West SYRUPS 10 pounds Amber Karo... .$1.03 5 pounds Amber Karo. ..... 55c 10 pounds White Karo..... $1.12 5 pounds White Karo.. v...... 58c 5 pounds Crimson Rambler. .73c 10 pounds Bouquet Syrup.. $1.47 5 pounds Bouquet Syrup.... 78c 1 gallon Uncle John' Syrup $230 V2 gal Uncle John's Syrup $125 Medium Uncle John's Syrup -67c Medium Log Cabin Syrup. . . .65c With sugar selling at 18c we ex pect to see all syrup very much higher .We would advise you to buy a liberal supply now, while our stock is complete. TEA AND P0STUM Plain Postum, package. 23c Large Instant Postum. ...... .45c Small Instant Postum. .26c M. J. B. Tree Tea, pound.. ..50c Dependable Ceylon Tea, y2 lb. 25c Dependable Ceylon Tea. 1 lb. 47e Lipton's Yellow Label Tea, -U pound ....... .....42c Folger's Shasta Tea, 1-2 lb.., 25c Folger's Shasta Tea, 1 lb 45c Fancy English Breakfast Tea in bulk, pound ...-.55c Gun Powder Tea. bulk. . Me Spider Leg tea, bulk, 60c the Best Merchandise arriving every day at both Albany and Salem. We buy in large bc$l c ntarket affords. When you see our delivery cars stop at your neighbors it is less. No credit "".T IPPODROME VAUDEVILLE TODAY Two Acts Bit New Show Sunday BLIGH Theatre demand at high prices. Bearing or chards considered worth 1300 to 500 an acre now will be easily worth anywhere from $1000 to $2000 an acre when Oregon gets the credit an appreciative world is ready to bestow Just as soon as the facts of the situation get noised abroad. It is to tell these troths and estab lish Oregon's reputation that this publicity work Is being undertaken by the Oregon Growers' association, and growers are being urged to align themselves with the work and en Joy the benefits accruing." BETTER TO BE OX THE SAFE SIDE. Nearly everybody at some time or other suffers from backache, sore muscles, swollen Joints, rheumatic pains or other symptoms of kidney end bladder ailments. These may not be serious, but it certainly pays to be on the safe side. Foley Kid ney Pills strengthen and invigorate kidneys and bladder and help them do their work. J. C. Perry. FORMER SALEM WOMAN PASSES Mrs. Tom McArthnr Dies in San Monica R. H. Keith Brother of Deceased Word was received in Salem yes terday of the death of Mrs. Tom Ar thur, sister of II. II. Keith of this city and herse!fa former well known Sslem woman, on February 16 in San Monica, Cal. Mrs. Arthur lived in Salem for over 23 years, later going to Eu gene. She Is survived by her hus band, four sons. Karl, Frank, George and Kenneth of Eugent, her mother, Mrs. L. F. Keith, two sisters, Mrs. Molly Jackson and Mrs. G. T. Drown of Gold City, Kas., and by three bro thers, Edmund Keith, of Seattle, J. M. Keith of San Francisco and R. H: Keith of this city. "Imitation is de sincerest flat tery,' said -Uncle Eben. "but when it's carried too fur it'a da same kind of, a compliment a burglar pays you when he takes a likin' to yoh watch.' Washington Star. 103 S. Com! St SALEM ALBANY First Street FLOUR Diamond C Flour.-. .$2.75 Crown Flour, sack $325 Olympic Flour $320 Pacific Hardwheat. .$3.15 10 pounds Pastry Flour.-. 75c LARD AND COMPOUND No. 5 Lard.. $1.50 No. 10 Lard -...$290 Medium Cottolene ..... $1.40 Large Cottolene.. -r $2.75 No. 5 Vegetole $1.55 No. 5 Compound $1.50 6 pounds disco $2.08 3 pounds Crisco $1.15 iy2 pounds Crisco r 65c No. 5 White Cloud Shortening $1.50 BAKING POWDER Royal, 12 oz- 39c 2y2 pounds Royal. $127 1 pound Rumford's 32c 3 pounds Rumford's. . 95c 1 pound Crescent - 25c 5 pounds Crescent $1.00 25 oz. K. C 23c 50 ox. K. C 46c 15c K. C 13c 10c K. C gc 2 packages Soda 15c Yeast Foam 5c Magic Yeast 5c V MORE HIGHWAYS WILL BE BUILT Commission to Open Propos- " als for 20 Bridges at Next Meeting in March WORK WILL BEGIN SOON Operations on Columbia Riv er Highway Will Be Rushed to Early Completion Iliils for the construction of 20 bridges, two of which are designat ed as overhead railroad structures on the route or the Columbia river highway in eastern Oregon, and for the improvement of approximately 38 miles of road, will be opened at the next meeting of the state high way commission to be held in Port land on March 23. The proposal of awarding a contract to construct 17 miles of what is known as the Dalles California highway will mark the first work undertaken by the state in Jefferson county. Approximately $50,000 of the sum needed to pay for the cost of this improvement has been appropriated by Jefferson coun ty, and is now available for actual construction work. Another road proposal asks for the grading of 15 miles of the Col umbia river highway in Wasco coun ty. This is known as the Seufert Deschutes river project and is to be constructed by the state and govern ment on a 50-50 basis. The advertisement of the commis sion calls for the improvement of the eight and four-tenths miles of road known as the Wallowa Canyon sec tion of the La Grande-Enterprise pro ject. The federal government has ap propriated half of the money needed for this improvement. The several bridges, for which bids will be opened follow: Wasco county Dig Eddy over crossing, metal reinforced structure with timber approach. Dillon overcrossing metal rein forced structure with concrete hand rail. Seufert viaduct metal reinforced with concrete handrail. Crook county On bridge over Bear Creek, one over Dry creek and four over Crooked river, metal rein forced structues. Malheur county One bridge over Pole creek and one over Canyon creek, metal reinforced structure. Marion and Linn counties Nine bridges over Sarvlce creek. Valades TODAY YE LIBERTY Sunday, "The Westerners" SALAD OILS Large Wesson's Oil $1.57 Medium Wesson's Oil -80c Small Wesson's Oil 43c Large Douglas Oil $155 Medium Douglas Oil. . ,75c Pint Douglas Oil 40c Pint Masola Oil 40c CHOCOLATE 1 ponnd GhiradellaV- .40c 3 pounds Ghiradella's. .... .$1.15 Bulk Chocolate ...38c 3 pounds Chocolate $1.05 1 pound Guittard's 39s 1 pound Biesner's 39c Hershey Cocoa, y2. ...25c Walter Baker's Cocoa, 1-2 -. . .39c Lipton's Cocoa, 1-2 27c Bitter Chocolate Cake. 1-2... 28c 1 pound Cake, sweet- 3c MILK AND BUTTER Creamery butter .....68c Nut Ola..-- 37c Gem Ntft 37c ! Nucco 37c Bex .....37c Peanut Butter 20c 5 pounds Peanut Butter 95c 2 cans Sun Rise milk. ... 27c 12 cans Sunrise milk $1.55 Case, 48 cans $6.00 3 small cans 25c 12 small cans S5c Eagle brand milk, can. ... 27c r ? f?fNWifnWl 1 Ask the Man Who Owns One ;. ' - - ... IFO ;:r mm LOOK ALL THE TRACTORS OVER Then Think of Price, DcpendaJbUity, Service and Record of Manufacturer There will be but one answer . - F0RDS0N FARM TRACTORS x They have proven their true worth. We are in receipt of advices from the Ford factory whereby Oregon i promised 300 trac tors this month. Tins releases two carloads of tractors we have en route for immediate delivery. You can have one if you act quick; but it means quick aet ion before they are all sold. DON'T WAIT FOR SPRING, BUT BUY NOW! And jret busy ; the difference in adranc- injr your farm work will quickly pay for the tractor. Ford Approved Farm Implement ranch tectioa of the John Day river highway. In the event the bids are satisfac tory and contracts are awarded as proposed actual contemplated work on the several contemplated Improve ments will start early this spring. Kvtry effort wIJl be made, accord ing the commissioners, to have all the Columbia river bridges in place before early next sumner in order that automobile traffic may not be hampered. $1000 IN HAM) FOR BALL TEAM Fans Donate Liberally and Salem is Promised 9 Sec ond to None in State More than $1000 is the result of the first few days' subscription cam paign by Biddie Bishop, who is work ing in behalf of the Salem Senators, the baseball team recently organized here. Mr. Bishop said last night that he had subscriptions amounting to more than $1000 with promises of more money in the immediate fu-j ture. Mr. Bishop said: "If the Salem baseball fans will! dig down in their jeans and brine ! forth the necessary cash for their j ball park and tneir team. It is evi dent that they will not be asked for any more donations. As soon as the $2000 mark is reached action will be taken to clear, grade and roll the new baseball dia mond at Twelfth and Oxford streets, according to statements made by the manager of the Senators yesterday. If the rest of the fans come through as well as those' now on ' the list work on th grounds will begin this coming week. The players are highly elated over the financial assistance given by the baseball enthusiasts of Salem and the prospects for . fast team are better than ever before. Kracke, the well known catcher of the northwestern league, arrived in Salem yesterday and will serve as one of the Senators' trusty backstops. Hall, the long felow who reaches for the pill as it nears the mill race outj in the outfield also came to town yes terday. He will work in as one of the leading outfielders. There are three of the most pro minent clubs of the western coast angling for the first game with the Salem Senators. The Moosejaw and Kt-jina clubs or the Canadian league are workinc hard for the honor. The Portland Elks' nine also are in line for he opening struggle. Hearing thai the Salem Senators have an ideal location for a ball park. Billy Speas. manager of the Regina team, has communicated with Manager Bishop asking of the Sen ators would consider letting them use the new park for. their training grounds. The plans are only tenta tive but Bishop is well informed and is under the impression that they will come here to train. Three Make Application For Water Appropriation Applications for permrt to appro priate water have been filed by L.ud wig E. Kaukonen of Carbondale. Washington, covering the appropria tion of water from Lig atling creek FARM TRACTOR Valley Mot Power Fanning Specialists for mining- purposes In Grant county. ' ity Anderson Mm and Lida Mee. of Applegate, Or., covering the appro priation of waste water from Darniel gudch and Rush creek, for the Irri gation of S.r acres In Jackson eoun- Bake-Rite Bread Is Brimfull of Food value and delidouxnexs. It's Scientifically and Sanitarily Had . BAKE-RITE BAKING CO. ibbbmak) rApwg horse VSTRACTcryNcr W w We On THE Beeman One Horse Tractor. ivfcich you Lave seen adver tised in the Country Gentleman. Farm and Fireside and other magazines. It solves power and labor troubles on large and small fa rms, does any farm work ordinarily done by one borse.jnuie or uy uana. il will plow, harrow, seed, nlant. ctiltivnti mow hay, mow lawns, haul loads. It is alo a 4f-propeilin 4-II.P. fru engine for belt work. Operates the churn, feed grinder, cream cpr ior, pump jack, washing machine, etc It's Dependable and Economical It's always ready any time of. Hay or night for any job anywhere you want it done. It steps right off and tarts to work. It doesn't waite time resting or cooling if. It works all day on 2 gallons of gasoline and one quart of oiL You don't have to feed it or take care of it when ifa not working. It enables the farmer with a Iare tractor to completely motorize his farm it does the work that he now does with horses or by hand. To tkstmclt f ariener. frvil crover. Jlowtr raiser, suburbanite and others who cannot Use a large traotor it 'brings the more efficient, reliabk and economical motor power method it means independence from hired outEU. drudgery and labor troubles. It is useful the year 'round on ail kinds of farms. It is the original one horse tractor fully deTeloped and proven by years of service on thous ands of farms. Come and see for f yourself how efficiently it works. ROAGH & TROVER 444 Ferry Street SALEM OREGON $835 Delivered tfQlI Fara Ford Approved Farm Implements By Anttl and Emma Gilson. of Jacksonville, Or., covering tha Ap propriation of vtUr from tfc LUUs Applegat rover for the irritation of SI acres in Jackson county." ' places the horse Have It Display z crm i it pipws (f harms if cuUicatcg it move hauls or Co. 0! -