THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON.
Fnm AY MOTtXTNO. AUGUST 20, 1020.
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Three Motor Tractors Replace 120-Horse Equipment
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la the passing of the old order
for the new there arise pangs of
regret for the old tools, old serv
ant, old methods of 'doing busi
ness for these old friend have
done well in their day and en
twined themselves in oar affec
tions. ' .
But the tools and servants of
yesterday are for the tasks of
yesterday, and new tools and new
servants arise for the new, greater
tasks of each generation. The dis
carding of the old for the newer,
the more efficient such is the
inexorable law of nature, of civil
ization, of progress.
And so out in the great fruit
belt of Central Oregon last season
120 brawny, sturdy, most loyal
and faithful of these "friends of
man" passed into discard.
The work of transporting apples
from the 4, 000-acre orchard pi the
DuFur Orchard Company to the
shipping sheds ia now being don
more satisfactorily', economically
and expeditiously by three Detroit
made tractors with n equipment
of inn trailers. The qualities
that have so endeared the horse
to the American farmer sturdl
ness. loyalty, atrength and de
pendability are found ia greater
degree in modern power farm
equipment. . .- -
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physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions.
Uzr.e "Bayer" has same meaning as 14 Karat on gold.
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tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheurna
tism, Neuritis, Lumbago; and forpain cenerally. Stnctly American!
Ilai'dy tin boxes of 12' taUcU cost hut a few centV-Lar-t-r jacks..
Alrl. to tha tna mark of T.r MwW.rt. MonoactteaeiafT at Sac,Ucaet4
brilliant contributors t Ameri
can statecraft had left the Impress
of their exceptional statesmanship
upon the activities of the house.
"The pt act lees of tha senate are
not so ancient or so firmly fixed
that the do not yield to reform.
and the senate is not insensible
to -intelligent pnbMc opinion.
w Senate Will Have Say
"It has been suggestHi that in
case of a eRpublican victory the
incomina; president proposes to
permit the senate to haro some
sav in determioinc the nolicv uf
rovernment. I rladly proclaim all
there suggestions literally correct.
I rejoice that the senate is func
tioning again. We need it to sav
America. It submerged itself for
the period of the war and surrend
ered to the executive because we
wanted to marthal all of our
forces and resources under one
authority, but we are at peace to
day and we need restoration ut
constitutional government s
much as we need restoration of
the stable ways of peace.
"There has &en no faUure on
the part of the house, becaura (hat
body joins the senate in the abid
in? policy of committing this re
public to fidelity of contract. If
we failed to keep any covenant we
should be held in contempt.
ForelKn Itule Obnoxtosi
"This thought may well be ap
plied to the proposal that this re
public can subscribe to Article X
and enter the league of nations
and submit to the rule of a conn
cil of foreign powers, on the the
ory that only congress can make
the declaration of war. It Is true
only congress cau make the dec
laration. Just as true as It Is that
congress can make, an appropria
tion of money to carry out a
covenant with a foreign power
but if this nation agrees to accept
the decision of a foreign council,
then we should be guilty of bad
faith. -
"I would think t much better
to hoi! aloof from international
relationship than to stamp that re
lationship with perficy from the
beginning. ;
Look To Constitution
"I want America to understacd
that a Republican administration
stands unalterably, avowedly and
proudly for the constitutional gov
ernment, with the recognized and
sustained powers of the legislative
and juJiclal branches of the gov
ernment, as well as that of the ex
ecutive. "I want member of , the senate
to understand and tnt public to
know that the senate has its func
tions to perform In the fulfillment
of nronilses to the people.
The tendency has 1en for tne
executive to arrogate to himself
all the powers of government.
Maybe It Is old fashioned to get
back to the constitution, but I can
welj believe it will be a whole
some change."
legislature Is Aadiewr
The speech was dcliversd from
the front porch eni was cheered
by a delegation of member and
former members of the Ohio leg
islature. It was the econd today.
group of Civil War veterans
Kenton. Ohio, having induced him
to make a brief talk when they
oad him a nonndv visit. ' To
them he reiterated bis belief that
It was fo rAmerican rights that
the nation ente-ed the world war
and added a promise that It ho
were elected there would be no
surrenders of American national-
ity. . .
Me-ely Protected Ui&hts
"There hav bon varvlng opin
ions expressed. he said, "as to
why your -grandsons went Into the
great war. Some have said it was
for democracy and some have
said it was to make sure there
wuld be no mom wars. But If
we went In for democracy's sake,
oughtn't we to hav gotten Into It
when it started? And If we went
in to make sure there would be no
more wars should we have walt-
d. until millions had been sacri
ficed? .
"The simple truth s. and It
doesnt disparage the opinion of
anyone tnt we went In because
American right were threatened.
CItKAMKIlY Itl'KIXKSM I'AVH
6PRINGFIED. Or.. Aug. 19.
An Increase of over fH.OOu In
business over that of last year
was taken In by the local cream
ery, figures shows. Total receipts
amounted to $78,000.
nCYKIWVU'KKK ItHTLAR
PORTIAM. Or., Aug. 19.
From Montana, Utah. Arixona, Ne
vada and Alaska came buyers last
week to stock up from Portland
houses. Registration, which was
over 1000 on the wcond day
broke all previous records.
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JIERMISTOX. Or.. Aug. 20. A
new, modern $12,000 moving pic
ture houe. built by local capita
is nearing completion
ton. :
at llermls-
WAHEIIOUSK.S AUK HEP.11T.EI
HOOD RIVER. Aug. 30. Flf
tceti thousand dollars Is being
spent this summer in repairs to
the warehouses of the Apple
Growers' association. This will
greatly Increase their capacity.
A considerate Missouri ma,
surf bathing for the first tlmTat
lxng Iieara..dld not stsy l. i
He M he wM araW J J
lowed any more of the ice.,
there wouldn't be eeoarh tJttY
the other folks to wl, , ' "J"
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I NATIONAL LEAGUS
, 4.
At Pittsburgh . It. U.K.
Philadelphia 5 1
Pittsburgh ........... 2 7 1
Meadows. Enxman and Wheat. I
Tragressrr; Carlson. Hamilton
and Haeftner.
At Cincinnati-- It. II. E.
Rrooklyn 2 IS 2
Cincinnati .... 2 11' 0
Grimes. Cadore and Miller.
r.lliott; Ruether. Sallee, Ring and
Wlngo. i '
( American League
At New
Cleveland
New York
Caldwell
and Ruel.
1
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..J 2 7 1
. J .... 2 5-1'
and O'Neill; Shawkeyl
rise
Specials
tHiroushout Uie entire store each department has many surprise sayings,
1 in much wanted merchandise. T ;
Grocery Surprise Specials
BULK LARD I ROLLED OATS SALMON
tht pound..,.. ...... 23 large ske --30c tall can.. --18
CANNED FISH ! PICNIC HAMS . BAKING POWDER
LOAF, 12 for...,. ...fl the pound -.....5c 5an 25
Shoes at Surprise Specials
LADIES' WHITE SHOES
Lot l.. .. .$2A0
LADIES' WHITE PUMPS, OX
FORDS and SHOES, Lot 2. $2.80
Tennis Shoes
7"
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Off
BASEMENT OF ECONOMY, HERE YOUR DOLLARS GO FURTHER
: ( FRIDAY V ,
STRAW HATS ...... 5C rABLE OIL CLOTH 54c GIBBONS HALF PRICE
Specials
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Surprise
Spedals
At Boston R. II. E.
Detroit 4 12 1
Iioton 0 S II
Leonard and Stanagc; J. Bush!
and Schans.
COAST LEAGUE
I
At Los Angeles
Sacramento ....
Los Angeles
Prong L and Cook:
Basider.
R. II. K.
.. 5 0
.. 1 7 5
Keating and
At Portland
Oakland
Portland ......
R. Arlett and
and Koehler.
R. H. I
O i 0
2 C 2
Mitze; Brooks
At Seattle II. II. E.
Vernon ...... 2 S 2
Seattle 2 S I
Plerry. Shellenbaek and De-
vormer; Geary and Adamv
At Ookland
Salt Lake
San Francisco ......
Could. Cullop and
's and Ac;new.
R. If. E
.. 0 2 1
..2 9 2j
Byler; Lew
AMERICAN STAR
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events track and field at the
finish of today's program, were
as follows:
United jttates. 118 points: Tin-
land. 49; England. 40: Sweden.
26; France. 12: South Africa. 7;
Italy, 7; Canada. 7; Norway, 3;
New Zealand. 2; Esthonia..";
Ciecho-Slovakia. 2; Holland. 2.
and Belgium 1.
Scares for England. Holland
and Belgium include resnectlvely
three, two and one points yon In
the tug of war today. The Am
erican and Italian teams which
finished outth and fifth in this
event, were not entitled to any
points under the rules. . ' -
French To Investigate
Water "Divining Rod9'
PARIS. July 23. The "dlvin
ng rod" has figured so often In the
location of water that the French
Academy of Science has appointed
a commission to determine whe
ther the "rod- Is a scientific In
ternment or a relic of supersti
ton. A trade paper offered fnnda
for the inquiry and the commis
sion has been organized- with a
number of prominent scientists as
members. '
TILLAMOOK WILL EXHIBIT
TILLAMOOK. Or.. Ausr. If.
Made-la-Tillamook products are
to be olarel up at the county fair
to be held here in September. The
evhibits will Include the first Ore
gon products display shown Tn the
coast town of this section.
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that it is generally
desirable for merchan
dise to be graded.
A good principle that
often comes out at the
wrong end for the car
owner the man with
the upkeep on his mind
the tire bills to pay.
He feels that tire econ
omy should be a personal
. contract with the tire-user.
Not a transaction with
his car, whether it be
big or small
Reasoning tires in
human terms instead of
trade custom' has written
this policy for the United
States Rubber Com
pany Build all tires to one
standard and let the tire
user choose his own size.1
When the oldest and1
largest rubber manufac
turing concern in f the
world focuses all - its re
sources upon one grade,
one quality, it makes onj
client and , that 'is the
whole public. ,
This single ideal is vis
ible in any TJL S Tire
factory, at any LL S dis
tributing branch, in any
Ue Se dealer's store
Seeing that the tire-user
gets his economy mileage along
with an unlimited guarantee. ,
Policies are harder to maks
than tires. '
Probably the deepest reason
why U. S. demand keeps al "t
ways ahead of the number of
tires the U. S. makers dux
supply. -; ;y ;....' - ,r-
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