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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1920)
a SECOND SEaiON Thf Rliinmtd receives tb leasee? wire report of the Associated lrea. I he fratsl and most reliable prees , iixhocfallnn in the world. . i 4 PAGES - i - aJEVKSTIKTIJ YF.AU K. I. !;!, OIlKfiON. TliritSll.lY MOUXINC.'. JI LY 8, VKXt. PKICK. FIVB t'KXTH CALENDAR OF GARDEN OPERATIONS FOR GREAT BRITAIN (Under tl head of Horticulture, flower, and eolewarts In the last th Cyclopedia Hrittanlca. beginning on 29u 01 volume 12. eontarns ,:a calendar of gardening operations (or Great Britain. A the conditions there are very similar to, those found In the Willamette valleyi The States man, will on, the first Thursday of each month, copy the gist of the matter glren by that great authority ' for the special benefit of the 'people of this, section who should, commlf themselves to the slogan "More acres and more to the acre," and fills should apply to city people who can get the use of small plots of land as well , as to those who live In subur ban and farming districts. Follow Ing Is the calendar for, trie current month-.) c . JULY - ,' Kitchen Garden. Watering wiU be necessary in each department., if the weather Is hot and dry. In the" first week, sow peas for the last crop of the season: also Dutch Long Pod beans, and French, beans. In the last week, sow Yellow Finland turnips for a full winter crop, spin ach for sn early winter supply, and Enfield Market or .Winnigstadt cab bage for early summer use. Sow endive for nutumn and winter use, In the beginning and . end of the month i also. r successional ; crops of lettuce and small salads. ' Make-up sucCessiona! mushroom beds. Plant full crops of celery, celarlac, endive, about the middle and end of the jnoath; late crops of broccoli caull- WANING week. Gather and dry medicinal and pot herbs; also propagate theae by slips and cuttings., Fruit Garden Continue the prun ing and training of wall and espalier .trees, and the destruction of noxious lnsectc. Plant .strawberries in pots for forcing next winter, and make new Deai out or doors as soon as well-rooted runners can be obtained. Propagate Jhe different sorts of stone fruit trees by budding on other trees, or on prepared slocks. Gather fruits of all kinds as they ripen. . Forcing. Prune melons vand cu cumbers, giving air and water, and maintaining heat., etc. Continue the routine treatment in the pinery, but withhold water when the fruit be gins to ripen: push on the growth of the suckers on old plants, whicfi, will materially advance the fruiting period. The forcing houses ought to have abundance of fresh air and imbisture, along with the necessary beau ... - . Wolf Packs Give Much Trouble on Ariz Ranges PHOENIX, Arix., July 6. Wolf packs are running on the ranges near the Apache forest in the White moun tains and north of Ash Fork. Stock men say their kill averages 22 calves at least every third night. . Federal predatory animal officials are co-operating with, cattle owners in an at tempt to exterminate them. DKMIVKY CHAI.I.KNfiF.H 1 SMfiM yt knit iwkf art hwi JJk-wd , to MkMU4 pirfa mU, gcutla. vHataMOML KM tltniL ukutMMrla l luF iru(Uu Mr KrU t rail! tor nwuf UttU. bKv4tu UvOwn. kaMMlMa. f Mtto. MHUN. fcaarfbura. urptd -. fc4 traD. umnmmum, ditta. tuMt' SALETil i SCHOOLS IN GOOD SHAPE Veterans Pay Visit to Local Institutions Flag is First with Students. . NEW ORLEANS. July, 6. Johnny Abrams, boxing promoter, announced tonight tfcat he had wired JaeK Kearns, manager of Jaik Dempsey. champion of; the world, an offer of X.'.O.OOO guarantee for a 20-ronnd bout .with ..Jadk .Jtetopsey and Will Brennan here In the fall. - n s U I! Quality Counts The finest white flour and purest short ening have gone into the making of Snow Flakes, and soerial processes of baking insure crisp flakihess--you,H love these fresh from the oven, slightly salty, crackers. "v Don't ask for crackers say SNOW FLAKES - SOME MORE ' ' P. C B. PROL. JCTS Animals " Assorted Cakes . Cheese Sandwich I Chocolate Eclairs y ' Cocoamit Bar ' Creara Gem . ' FraA Biscutts , Graham Crackers Lenora ' MaraiunaQow Sandwich -'fill 1 fc .... Ill CANADIAN PACIFIC I FOUR 'TRANS-CONTINENTAL TRAINS DAILY iTnko ie 'Wonderful Way "'to the East thropgh the I Canadian Pacific Bockics ! ALASKA By the "Princes Line Steamers ' Trains-rSteamers Hotels-AII Canadian ' Pacific " 1 StandardNoneBetter ( ' For rates and other, information apply to EJE.-PENN General Agent Passenger Department r H5 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON . ((canaoianI) (Dy Daniel Webster.) For many years it has been the custom of the Grand Army of the Republic and Its auxiliary, the Women's Relief corps, to appoint members of their oriler to visit the schools of Salein and vicinity on sohte day preceedlng Memorial da of each year, it usually being Friday immediately preceeding th 30th day of May; the purpose of which is to call the attention of teachers and pupils, and through them their fam ines, to the near approach of Me morial . day, that ; they may prepare for Its proper observance and for the inclucation cf a spirl of patriotism. love ror tne l lag and of veneration tor the memory of those who made of their breasts' a barricade between their country and its foes. , ' So long has. this been the custom that the teachers and punlls of the Hal em schools and vicinity, annually. anxiously and expectantly look for ward to the day, and are nreDared to give the visitors a cordial welcome and show their appreciation by being prepared with a patriotic program. thereby Indicating that the lesHon learned upon former occasions bad not been forgotten. At the i first .meeting ? after Me morial day I be veterans who visited the various; schools make their re ports thereof. When the reports were made for the present year, the post ordered that the adjutant tnakA a ronttolidated synopsis of said re ports and furnish the same to the press of the city for publication, that the teachers, .principals, viiperin tendenU, - pupils, - patrons and of JJcials of.tbe schools may be. Inform ed concerning the results emanating i torn tne custom. The reports from, the grade schools including the junior bigh schools, were so uniformly excellent and, so nearly alike In character that, con carping them. It will only be neces sary, to, aay that, the -vlsllora were received with the utmost cordiality by pupils and teachers and accorded the, closest attention-to': any -and all remarks made by-the" veterans. AH renaerea suitaoie programs, some more elaborate than others, "but all patriotic and lexceedingiy interest ing, showing that teachers and pu pils are usually Imbued with ' fully 100. per cent Americanism. Similar reports came from the In- lan ; school . at Chemawa, from the boy's industrial t school and the SV Mary's academy. The. first "frost" came when the Salem high school was reached and was . repeated; in ionlv ? milder form when the. Willamette university was reacnea: tne committee reporting that while they were, received" very courteously by the principal of the nn ,school. . they were . assigned cecona piace on ine program: an outsider and .civilian having beerx in vited and given the privilege of mak Ing the principal address. The vet erans were, however, given an op portunity ' to address' the pupils. There apparently had been- no prep aration made or interest felt or tak en for the .occasion., by either teach ers. principal or pupils other than to" Invite said civilian to Make the principal address. At the university the only fault seemed to be with the management rather than the pupils, as there seemed to be so much of interest pertaining' to the school and classes, owing to the close of the term and the consequent examinations, they did not feel as if tbey could give the time required. It was conceded, however; that whenever it was given to visitors at the university, the pu pils gave good attention and seemed much interested. At the high school the pupils were as conspicuous for their .absence as they were for their presence, there j auditorium. But this Is no new con dition for that . school, . as It is a standing complaint that the high school pupils, for some reason, are always shy whenever veterans visit the school. In assigning veterans to the high school and the university It is cus tomary to designate. men of educa tion, ability and wide experience for sneh oasions. -This year the prin cipal speaker. appointed lor the high. school was u man. of four years' ser vice as a private soldier fn an Iowa cavalry regiment. Is a college gradu ate, well versed in 'American his tory, has spent years as, a professor In, several important Institutions of learning and a man used to public speaking. Whatever excuse. may be offered or admitted for the, absence of pu pils from school, upon the occasion of the veterans', visits there csn be none. whatever, other than indiffer ence and thoughtlessness for the jBon-observance . and desecration or Memorial day, a habit which is al together too common with high school pupils and university stud ents. -" . ;.;'.' ;.- V' L- The .concensus of opinion, as Indi cated by the reports made upon thi3 occasion, based upon years of ob servation. Is that wherever the teachers and principals of the school are imbued with a spirit of patrio tism which, places them In the. 100 per cent American class, the pupils under their con troll are always pres ent and give close attention to the exercises an.d show , their appreci ation of ths event by being prepared with a , program, for the entertain ment of their visitors. May we not reasonably hope that hereafter whool authorities, teach ers, pupils and patrons of the public, and other a'hools will not only unite in a proper observance of Memorial day. that It may be In full accord with the object and . purpose for which the day was designated and set apart, but that till, regardless of scnooi .or class, may unite rtn op posing and discouraging the practice of desecrating the day by devoting ny part thereof to athletic sports or riotous pleasures. - I ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" Is gen uine Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. Accept - only an un broken "Bayer package", which con tains proper directions to . relieve Headache, Toothache, Earache, Neu ralgia. Rheumatism. Colds and Para. Handy tin boxes of .12 tablets cost few. cents. Druggists aso sell larger "Bayer , packages.". Anplrfn is. trade mark Bayer. Manufacture Monoace- ticacidenter of Sallcyllcaed. VALUABLE LAND SOUGHT IN SUIT Alleged Heirs of Henry Ploch 'Would Recover Equity in Portland Property. Arguments were heard by the su preme court here yesterday In tboi action brought by Virginia Bailey. et al to recover, from the Oregon. Washington Railway- & Navigation company. New York Trust compai.y and Farmers Loan and Tnmt com pany, lands located on Portland's waterfront whish are said to be val ued at more than tl.oou.oou. Attorneys for the plaintiff '- ar gueJ before the court thai Henry Ploch settled on the lands involved in the fruit on November 1, nmier the provisions of the fedeiai laws making it possible to take up donation land claims. He erected a cabin, according to the. plaintiffs. made other Improvements aud con tinued to reside on the land until his death In 1K53. Because of thn revere winter of 1852 the land waa not surveyed, al though plaintiffs alleged that Mr. Ploch compiled otherwise with the donation lanj claim laws. Following Mr. Ploeh'a death. II was chared that KllzaLeth Thoiuait entered upon and fraudulently made claim, to the land, Subsequently ti tle to the property passed into the hands of, its - present owners. Plain tiffs allege that' they are descend ants of. Mr. Ploch. and that herauae of the tatter's residence on the lands he established an equity in the pro perty which' f-honld entitle tKom to remuneration. Tli .ulina f.ripnallv '.v.i filil in th circuit enirf of Multnomah coun ty, but wast dl:iiiiiv-d on Jt i inrn r to the romphiiiit fllil i.y Hik defen dants. It waft tburctd In th !-.iur-rer that thv fact rontal.ud in ti complaint sere not Kttif irin m to rontltu( a rau of adion. and that th statutes of liinitatlon bad a:,.ti:iKt Institution of fh suit. run Another thinf. what shall we do with our ex-candidates for the Pres idency? You are mighty lucky these flays if you ran get a reason with th ad vance In prices'. Possibly the dealers have run out of reason. 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