The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 01, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextV THE OREGON STATESMAN THCTtSPAy 1920. The Oregon Statesman , lMn4 Except Monday by THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMPACT ', lit 8. ConuLsrclai EL. Salem, Oregon - ' MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . - The Associated Press is exehuively entitled to the use for reputl&tloa ac all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited la this pPr uq auo lam iocai sews panusnea serein. R. J. Hendricks ............ .... ,....... ......j...,. . .Mifiger Stephen A. Stone ....... ....Manarinf Uito' Ralph OloYer. .............. ..i, ..... . . ... ... . . .csihler Prank Jukoskl...... ........................ ....Manager JoblW OA1LT STATESMAN, served by carrier in Salem and snbnrbs, if cesU a week, 10 cents a month. . DAILY STATESMAN, by mail, St a year, ft for six months; SO easts a month. For three months or more, paid In advance, at rate of $S rr . (THE PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, the ' great western weekly farm -paper, will v be sent a year to any. on paying a year in .advance to the CaQy Statesman.) . ---.-. ':v -i ., . i, TCNDAT STATESMAN, 1 a year; f cents for aix months; SI eenti tf three months. '" ...... v,, w XEKLT STATESMAN, Issued to two stx-nta. iecilona.t Tuesdays and v Fridays. 1 a year $If not paid to adnata, J1.2S); 10 cents for si months; 28 centa for three months. . v x ' ? s : ,- ITS NO GOOD TO HIM TELEPHONES: Bnslness Office, Itv v Circulation Department. IJXi -Job Department, tit, T." Entered at the Postof flea to 'Salem, Oregon, as second class matter. . 1.' M. ' I. SALEM A WHOLES AUNO AND JOBBINO CENTER every year, . Salem is growing mote ricarlyv self-sufficient every month and every, day of thtf year. When she shall have fully developed her f if tv-two most impor tant basic industries, which the Salem Slogan pages of The Statesman are showing to the world, and many others of importance, there will be little for which she will have to send away to distant points, in , the way of things to eat and wear And then Salem will have many times jn value the things to sell above the total cost of the things she, will need to buy. That is what makes a wealthy city and a wealthy community Backed by a uibralter prosperity that tio sort of adversity can shake. . , . . , The Salem Slogan pages of this morning are devoted to Salem as a wholesaling and jobbing center. The, importance of this basic source of wealth to this city and community is well illustrated by the men, firms and corporationsalrCady represented here, as follows: Gile Mercantile Company. ' . . j ? The Pacific Fruit and Produce Company. t ' . ' Rodgers Paper Cofnpany v . . "Mason, Ehrmaa V Company, i Y I Geo. E. Waters.; :'.. , . . Dan J. Fry. f,. Y ' ) ' .. ' ' .. Seven in the wholesale and jobbing trade now, and every one with a successful and expanding business. . ' - There may be others; and. there surely will be, as our jpaved roads systems reach out and add tens of thousands of more people ' to our city, and make Ibem as much residents of Salem as those with in the corporate limits, for trade purposes. ; . : " Some of the pioheer firms mentioned above have5 in the past fought an uphUI fight, in 'getting Salem recognized as a wholesaling and jobbing center; and placed on an equality with the larger eities of the country by the great manufacturing firms of the United States. The pioneering work has been largely done, and the paths will be smoother? fo those who come after them. In some of the lines, the writer thinks the wholesaling and job bing business of Salem is already very well taken care of, though not llbw oveTvdone. It is hot desirable that any line should be over done. It is better that all should prosper; tbat each man, firm and corporations engaged in these lines should have foora to grow. But the writer belieyes that it would be good for Salem to reach out after wwn e new lines that are not now represented here. 'There is a welcome here for men wishing to so engage their capital and en ergiesti. ' Thjs field wUl bear full investigation by such men. , -j . NextWeek, the Salem Slogan editor will try id prove that more r cucumberspihould be grown here; and that there is no country Of fering better opportunities than this to men who understand this line of, agricuntire, and who have the necessary capital to engage in it with4 the prjoper facilities for success. -I I -I e ,-' W"" r ' " , - f 1 - OomVyouthwk A 1 V- ,.ik oo Should ut v . ' l TOMMY HAVE Itjomt vvamt I V SSJK the xo3-GcrsX Aw,4a I ( THING AFTtR J W o HE'S CONCAM J and , i V lf gestfon of goods," was - reported to still exist. Frequent .complaints of car shortage were reflected by the agents' reports,, some indicating a menacing shortage of coal. .- Possibly the most encouraging lac- tor for the month was the improve ment of ? agricultural , prospects,' all crops, except cotton showing im provement. X1 Distinct improvement in tne money situation was noted during . me month. faight," r plied Mr. Dustln Stax. i attended burcb regularly and. avoid-' ed ail habits v- "Is ths the way yon advise ine to proceed?' ': t ' " 1 ."Why- er -I didn't know :you; wanted tl information for your . per sonalvt I thought it was an in terview1 in magazine article." Washlngt i Star. J IXFORMATIOX VS. ADVICB Unw Ai ran lav the foundation' for Your colossal fortune?" aKKeu i vvu . beiau ; nvw-o r ujc llbe young man. . r rem; siemen ireieueu, v a. I wvrieu r " c - TOO IiTE TO CLASSIFY H APARTMENT FOR 2 12 North i Summer street. SliEJgfNG FOR RE adults. An all night Tnat is wnat lhe nlatlorm com mittee Is having i San Francisco Trying to find out what the Demo cratic party stands or Theyt know they'll 'be damned If they do and damned t they dont - And they are between the devil I- HUU IU UCy VIUB KSi , I ' ' S S "b There was a squeak late last, night about Champ Clark a, the ebon steed : I 'And even a whisper about Bill Bryan making up for the cVlme of 1912 at Baltimore. - -Lausanne hall at Willamette as suming magnificent shape, and Wal ler hall in its new form is near,ng completion. " ' " v S , ; v,' Old Willamette is decidedly in th running, and will be more so. 7 1 ii ; msSSmbI riimls: what depsnd on. your tub s Of They art almost as important as your tires. Yet few men! Vatch tube service. ' Miller builds the finest tubes that hare ever been developed. For 24. years IXiller has specialized in super-grade rubber foods. . ":; -; . Ilillcr builds more surgeons' gloves, for instance, than any other concern In the world. And that's the sort of skill re quired in tubes. . - ' , , ; ' ' - - ' , v -i - v . .-. . Wilier Tubes are buHt of thin sheets of para rubber.. They are built layer on layer sheet on sheet up to the proper ply. Then each tube is. tested for boors under air pressure to make sure it is air-tijht " ' : . ' You don't get such, tubes when yon buy tubes by guess. Come and try a Miller Tube, red or gray. Watch its serrke. After that youll, sever bay an ordinary tube. Milters cost no extra price. , MiHer Tread Patented Ceater tread sawoth with eaetfo spe, fee Cnm Tms mm wwl siapfcelfc GeW(e-JU ftomJ Mm treads sneak Os ceg s la slit. Miller V -. f ) The utacil 12 r.incrTirc 11 TO ssi Ail i Li li&M GOOD $E AD FOR THfhoLlDAY DINNER On tbe turth of July, Uncle Sam's gldous y birthday, ' treat vour childm to a loaf or two of 'our BAKRITE ? bread light, white, purand nutritions. Keeps fresh longd tastes better, and is best f or th young folks. BAmiTE BAKERY 457 State 5, rhone 2C8 Vice-President Marshall says hevvouldn't take the nomination for f Presidency if it were offered to him on a silver platter. BITS FO! BREAKFAST j session; t U he- pi M'ADOO CHEERED LOUD BY PARTY LEADERS (Continued from page 1 ) : J BUSINESS IS READJUSTING Federal Reienre Board De clares Prices Will Drop V Soon , WASHINGTON", Jnne 30. Busi- 1. M . ss is passing inroagn . penuu vt readjustment and. in many instances of - depression, the federal reserve board declared tonight in its June re view of general pasiaess and nnan clai conditions of 4he country, v There Is. however, everey inaica- ton that this transition penoa wm not last long indeed, that the turn toward new conditions has already been taken," declared the board'a summary of reports of its agenia who, taking the country as a whole, found considerable variation in busi ness conditions. 4 . Reduction -in retail prices, begun in mv tweatne r nniversal daring Jnne. it as said In explanation of the continued large vomme . ttade The price, cutting movemeni. tne board said, naa oeen - rof..i f th nubile to pay high prices although the tendency 1 " SALEM VEUE C0:.IPA!IY secretary of the treasury in nomi nation, finally decided to yield to the wishes of Mr. McAdoo and' not make a nominating speech for him: He simply explained the situation to the convention ' in one of the shortest speecnes on record and merely an-; nounced that he placed Mr. McAdoo in- nomination, fully assured that if 'drafted for the service of the na tion" he would not refuse the nomi nation, i" ." : . ( : From time to time the convention got echoes of the wet and dry fight being waged on the outside behind the closed doors of the platform com mittee, but it devoted itself wholly so far as the organized program with setting the nominating speeches out or tbe way and clearing the decks lor consideration of the platform to morrow. It was expected that all the nominating speeches would be made today and that, when an ad journment was taken until tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock the conven tion would have a clear track' to be gin consideration of the platform with its sure fight on the wet and dry uwue and posaiblv some other planks. . ' Weary Day Closes. But after eight weary and racking hours of, continuous session that were Jammed with nerve strain, the convention felt it had had enough after .it heard' the nominating speeches for ten candidates, conclud ing with Governor Edwards .ofr New Jersey and on motion of Representa tive Flood of Virginia suspended its rules aid took a recess nntll eleven o clock tomorrow mdrnlng. At that hour the business f placing candi dates In nomination will be resumed wehe it left off today; with the pros pect that the name of John W. Dav is, embassador to Great Britain, will be the only one presented.; 'Maty, while you stood In the door w.a!Citei.in tht young man good night, did a dawn on you that "No. it waant that late." Car toons Magazine. ? FUTURE DATES iJm&JhiE?1 malWarrylna alrplan to arriv la Salem. - iJaXL-hJ? V bosln'ees KSUeeXv U ? Jalr S to 14 Summer school for ru raJ pastors at Wlllsmotto vnlT.r.H,. July to tOAnnusi aaeaaipmeat of Oreroa BatloDSl Oaard. tafaatry aad rorV a&XS9 fuu!r .T V? orT--Brsafln Day. July S. Thursdmv couaty euurt op bid on road bonds, of wholesale prices .to maintain current levels was declared to have been a counteracting Influence.' Eacept for clothing and shoes,, all essential commodities Including food stuffs show little indication of re duction, bat luxuries and non-essen tials in many lines have been "dis tinctly cut." "Quite generally there Is a ten dency to settle, down to a readjust ment basis "and to proceed with busi ness upon a new level of prices and demand." the board asserted. "Con tror of credit and discrimination be tween non-essential and speculative borrowing are producing soma re sults, although thesS are reporting, as developing tbemsehs slowly antf gradually." t ; ' Although some ; improvement) In Transportation ; was r noted," the rail roads were said not to have yet over come the breakdown and "great con- Expand) radius vn'&i Bethlehem Dependable Delivery, ft Ton ch&ssu 2 Ton cixaasls 1 Ton cHaasis 3 Ton chassis : : SALEM VELIE COMPANV J 02 North Commercial titTitt ' , v .; i 3 W.' Jones. Manairer; Dealers for Marion and Pelk ijuntie .-. Territory open for good live jealers i! i DANDERINE" to StopArliir ComingXhit; ' Doubles , Its Beify. a& m aa few cents baysV"Iiana.enne After an application oL anaenne you can not find a failed hlr or any dandrnrf. besides everyn,r aows new life, vigor, brlghta". wore color and thickness. ' Convenience and'Goodv oervice Are combined In the Economy Grocery and Confectionery At Junction 17th Street Center street carllnes and Gasoline Service front Station. In Select grocery stock, cleanly kept, sold reasonably - :. , ' .', ,!'.. ' ". i ... ' . Ice cream, soft drinks and con fectlonery served in pteasln? style MEET ME AT MILLER'S il Tbree-Bay Splclail: Wool Serge andfSi!c All-Wdol Storm Serge 56 Inches Wide: Black "Only. This Serge Is Guaranteed in Its Dye $2.95 Ail-Wool 56-Inch Goatirijj Seige Black Only $2,59 4 Shirting Silks GRERE DE CHINE and LA JERZ SILKS Fancy Stripes, 32 Inches. ' Colors Absolutely Fast j 1 , $3.39 M m mm mm m m -. m r ' r h 1 m m m m m '.mammm m m J L I 1 V. I : i- aa i Ccmr.-rciil Ctreet " " Phone ICO! JulV It tO S4-Aa1m rt.. , SJ tte EJki mot "I"