The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 21, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. SITUATION IN LUMBER TRADE rNOW CRITICAL I lis...- . - i, . Higher Freight Rates Give I Condition on Coast RAILROADS DOMINANT Yart nf I.ititratinn tAav Necessary to Restore t Lost Markets , '- .. -, I . -... - -. -.-- TIip Pacific tiorthwnt lumber industry is jaclng its tojoat critical Bitnation. , i ' height rates, adverse to the SATURDAY MORKIXO. AUGCST 21. V.rXi. eastern marketing of- west coast products, are elective August 2fi. ProhiMtire freight differentials aa)nst Oregon and Washington lumber will affect the average in land saw mill in much the same manner as recent cancellation of contracts affected the average shipbuilding plant. Tidewater mills, having cargo sh'pping outlets, will te ome what better off, but the great majority of mills are ndt in a po sition to ship by" water. , There: will vbe no concerted shut-down. Each operator will produce lumber, under the ad- erse shipping rales, just as long as he can and: then drop out. , Mill stocks are now 45 per cent In excess of normal. The average cost of manufacturing is now In excess of $32 per thousand reet. . ,v : s v Payroll i Danger. The industry cannot.- finance payrolls - nd; other, requirements without shipping; and, with cars short and freight rates ranging from 44 ier rent to 13.27 per thousand feet in tavor of com peting woods, restricted payrolls tnnst necessarily follow rtMriaed markets. TTItXKK PKItNOXAl.S Coast Lumbermen association ker. picjtrlng to s dTamatlc life for the eek endiiiic August 14. in a srest ciiv accept,-,! x.3.ai of new . From fL. to nice." by Ir-' TURNER. Ore Aug 20 l.iislu iticliKiln r.4.lxn.i ) tin rf. j,,bb. A collection of horl mlscellaneou. shower x lur "euvery nv rati: ' iz. .- si ones Drevtonai nuhiutxwi wkifhiui.. .. ow- ... ; .. .. - Relief is possible if transcontl- J,f'r water delivery, and utfters the variety t.uggetel In the! be. at the home of Mr. II. W.!Ve," neniai t lines inn larnis yielding : - ..- t imai un.n . . iwi u roniain an pnase or Smith Thursday afternoon necessary revenue una at me same lilmeniM Ik-lnml. "" umor s moous. patnos. useful rtrts were received time restoring ditions in the competitive con- ; New business luusumuifr i letiH man nniHnot nn &1i ih at was S per cent territory from the Missouri river ; 74.309. feet, was IC ir cent i' to the Atlantic seaboard. : i ,moals llllhop i ul I.. l. ... . t t 1 I ' " r . ' lury . m" ""i officer recently However, negotiations to date j -f 1 . Use The CASE KEROSENE TRACTOR 1 .With Your Binder -. .. i i ' .? j : ' -!"..- -. .... - ' ,; .The Case Kerosene Tractor in action. For sale by Lot L. Pearce & Son below normal f 1. 1 ..... . . . EMU (II HI1I lilll Ai iietween me iunioer inansiry ana : fet. which the carriers witn a view to main taining existing competitive con ditions, fail to justify other than hopeful pessimism on the part of shippers. After having been kicked from fillar to post for many years, the reads suddenly find themselves In control, and their attitude to ward the shipping public is that of the new rich toward humble neighbors of less prosperous days. The old spirit of "the public, be; damned" is strongly in evidence.' If tarifs to be riled within the!? text 90 days fail to permit the shipping of west coast rorest pro-j - ducts east of the Miswouri river. J August 21, 1920 the west coast Industry will In- j ..Practica, Rteam 4nd hot wat siuuie legai action peeking to ' . ., triveUy. loulc. reminiscence, hum or, farce. the Mataruni for moa.ls." by William Lavarre. t lyde Kelly and Robert Hun- saker have purchased the Robert-1 r.-w "35. and iit , in tbU county. V, rof A. U Dow.taX iride-to-; Portland i vilting MIm. Hael etnisin oi iw- - , ; i H. V. ivetr. !loot thla city. The fari ient to alem r rid jy. . , .....-i will be 13 who died Tnesdar. were held Frl-, SnbHraltyY day afternoon In the Cloverdale ! his life n ft t .... I t . . . LwJkA n ff A ikhihii uuww. , m wi . v r m r J , . , i r,.rmr rountr ireu" - given j MUi Kvangeline I mitiuii u.iiriu- m.-!,1a Dia-! i ne -hi,, son & Meetwtxvl meat market,!. A llmnrnnft Nnfinm the Warren hills. cemetery was closed by the health' :.!.S23.T4H j trip up the Mazaruni 19-- w Wuv S M W ; ' " " . ,. Km - resource io n investlcated r lor ; and fIvap In I ieei, which, with contitiuett neavv ' South America He is a veteran oyi I'eeti nas j;one to i Vti iwuni, na Knows what hova want'ruana to worn tor tne vvesiem . i-, . ,iv. .t i irr t (teiow new business. ito hear about, and how to tell.it il'nion Teelgraph company. ''SS --." ir. . ' VT . ot..M. ntl A cn- ! With cr xiipplr still holding at The htory of Porcelain the' Mrs. Prank llaker and children:... ,.r i,tr.n Thiru mara.innr. ors&nlzalion of whkk approximately 30 per cent of re-imanutacturlng of porcelain simply ;have been visiting Turner rela-;;g. He was born on the donation I inst. bwn perfected. 1U fir tjuirements. the unshipped iba,l- tod by Sara Basselt. jtives. j ,fen1 Hjira of bl- falh(.r. john will be d?Ve0 la the tH af auce of orders for rail delivery "All 'Round Our Kooase." stor-j Funeral services for Ous Draper 1 Itownln-.-. In the Waldo Hills near t Clark river reached the highest point in many les o Ithings in and around the i, , months a total of SK.2 cars. house that grownups never see. at I ' " " 1 all. told la rhyme by Rupert Hol-t land. rnshi;red domestic cargo or ders total 83.0S:.227 feet. I'n shioped export , orders. ?.0S1.- 703 feet. AT THE LIBRARY The Pool of Stars." a well i written mystery story for the young people, by Cornelia Meigs. ! "Watty and Co.." and adventure j ktor for boys by Kdward Putnam, j HTIXT llRHYlTIKS km .a . m n. it rnrimt. wttnt .iie-nn inu ventilation, a t ,t I em practical work on steam and. . liriuj'iuj triT-Ht iril , i. hni v i i.i .t ....iii.tiiui t weeK. Such itigation will take months 7"' , .. 8 V and possibly years, during which ,.h?.'?cr,PtJ0,l n da, of. a" John Iiken and family from 1 mod-, Washington visited Mr. Leiken'a ' father. A. Ieiken. during the il Mrs. W. l. Smith and children In : motored to Aberdeen. Wash.. ti .w., . w.v.. materag aIlfl .DDii.nces used In motored to Aberdeen. W ash.. U idle mills and unemployment. 1 IjdM IIIUl in a i Rrm UJ J VI Q the Panama canal has tieen sue- I tt l"nfnriiimtlv tha nre- ! tlci r.f lhA oast enact trario In ' R''Py. 'he StOrv Of t buy in car lots and not in car- f Jrmea U hitcomb Riley rrom his goes. The dealer, who buys a car in.rncy to mantooo. h Marcus at a time cannot handle the three I u,cltey- train loads represented in the! 'The Private Secretary." a corn average cargo, tplete detailed description and ex There, Is not a port on the At- position of the duties of the prl-lantlc-coasUwith storage far ill- Tat secretary, together with a ties for handling full cargoes of Pnral discussion on characterls- tns: rules, tables, etc., by Alfred i ,nK mere. King. L. A. Johnson was- In Portland The Youth of James Whlteomb! ln!.flrL0Lth.e on h"lneK- he life of' lirs- 1 tieiaesirom ana winy t ara spending tne weea vim .r. I and Mrs. A. Souther. . Alfred llullt left Wednesday to j help with threshing near Macleay. Miss 'Augusta Clansman left Tuesdav for her home In Idaho. Miss Clansman spent the summer ' here with her sister. Mrs. Charles; Alexander. j John Van Santen and small bro ther Henry visited near Salem Sunday. Charles Alexander has been rut- Record Supremacy The September Columbia Records Are Here Listed .below are some of the latest kits: tics of the private secretary and how they may be developed.cm how they may be- developed, writ ten by Kdward Jones Kilduff. Twenty-four Little French Din lumber except the new Weyer haeuser, yard at Baltimore or the A. C. button corporation yard at Poughkeepsie. X. . Commercial dock apace on th, Atlantic is too valuable to permit extensive stor age of t low-valued bulky com modity like lumber. With these conditions confront ing them, west .coast nianufactu ters during the past week have been hesitant In -accepting busi ness which bore ear-marks of can cellation if not in transit by mid-conventional eight Of August 25. , .Moore. rMUls reporting to the "West! "Allegra a novel by Mrs. Har. with bit ners and How to Cook and Serve ting gram near here ThemThe author of this little j binder. book has given recipes and ar-; H. J. Winter and family spent ranged the menus for 24 little j Sunday west of Salem visiting the! light dinners, for. which the Ed Loose, family. French are. justly famous.. Each of j Roy niodxett returned to 8a- I t li Aun I. . m-&lomnA Lmnlinr lam Yf.n4. tr Via Mrb at Th change from the monotony of meals. by Cora Statesman office. Albert Oeder. road supervisor, expects to open a rock pit on John - Van 4.order a place soon. 2t.V4 Vni.iian Moojt Duet Jamo ami Harriv.n $1.fxl My iKle or Coldin Dreams San jr .fhaa. HarTUUJn The lve Nest Fox Tn.t : .Ilirkman'ii Orclieatra S,inj; of tlir Orient Fos Trol IIu-kma.r3Orrhf.tra 2)..2 Chili Dean Paul liife Trio DelU of Monterey Fox Trt.t Tanl Difif Trift 211.'0 liontf Afro - Hawaiian (Jnitar Duet , Huuika .1 , .Hawaiian (Juitar Dut-t flir7 TrijMiIi Walne, IntriHlnrinc Iet the Ret of the WnrM Co Br ' Rnmanee Wall.. .Si S. ". . .Prince's 'Orchestra -w-w-waw-w I 0 . r MiCoridmy DecWes Qi,, J0T TLQ I Qef Tlair of his Economy Sales, to make the day one of thoselong to be OttvUrUcty 1 11C uaol Remembered.' Sale Days Mr. E. Conomy will Cut Prices to the Limit for this treat latt , 4 ' ii . Bk S" . m . m . Shoes ACL SUMMER SH0E3, INCLUDING BROWN, WHITE AND BLACK, OXFORDS AND PUMPS, AT OPPORTUNITY DAY PRICES Ladies' White Shoes, all styles,, in, this lot, fi nal reduction. 2A0 Ladies Brown - and black Oxfords - and Pumps, final redac tion -5ww '$4.80 Tennis Shoes, all styles, white, black and brown 25 Per Cent Off Ladies' White Shoes, Pumps, X)xfords, - all . Styles, in this lot, final; Reduction , . . . -j2J!Q Men's Brown English Shoes, Goodyear Welt, Saturday ..... $4J$0 Boys'. Misses and Chil dren's Shoes, Saturday only) -. , 20 40 P Ccn off Dresses AT TOTAL . REDUCTIONS Ladies. Misses' and Children's Khaki Dress es, ONE THIRD OFF Ladies House Dresses, Saturday ovly..f494g Children's and Misses' Dresses, $2.98, $1.98, Saturday . . ... . .ijfle Overalls IP Men's Extra Heavy Overalls, Saturday on ly .............$2.75 Men's Koveralls, Extra heavy Khaki, Satur day .......... $3.05 Boys Overalls, Satur day ........... J2S Four and a Half Pounds Sugar $1.00 GROCERIES AT OPPORTUNITY DAY PRICES CANNED GOODS ARMOUR'S MILK, 8 cans for... SWEET PEAS, 8 cans for. 1 SUGAR CORN, 6 cans for TOMATOES, STANDARD, 7 can3 for SALMON, 5 cans for SOLID PACK TOMATOES, 6 cans for CLAMS, 7 cans Tor No. 10 ToilATOES, 2 cans No. 2 PORK and BEANS. 6 cans for .u SHAD, 8 cans for... STRING BEANS, 7 cans for. . . . FISH LOAF, 10 cans for. . , PURE LARD ONE PAIL OF PURE LARD 3 pounds, 4 ozs... $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 . $1.00 . $1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 .$1.00 $i.oo $1.00 COFFEE BEST COFFEE IN BULK, 3 lha . .$1.00 ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA, 3 rounds Jl.OO Uf)COA IN BULK, 3"i ponnda. .$1.00' ROU.ED OATS, sack 65c ROLLED OATS in lmlk, lC lbs. . .$1.00 PUFFED RICE PANCAKE FLOUR 2 CEREALS ROLLED OATS, lnrgc patkar 31e ARMOUR'S ROLLED OATS, 'small package 14e AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR ftc PANCAKE FLOUR, sack 10 11..... 73c CHICK FEED, 10-lh. wek .-59c YELLOW CORN MEAL in bulk, 20 pounds $1.00 WHITE BEANS, 16 lbs $1.00 PUFFED WHEAT, package 14e PEARLS OF BARLEY, bulk, 2 lbs..25c FANCY RICE, 11 pounds. $1.00 LIMA BEANS, 8 pounds $1.00 MAfCARONI, 13 pounds .. $1.00 WASHING POWDER, 5 pkffs..... $1.00 DUTCH CLEANSER, 14 can ... s $1.00 NUTS, FRUITS, ETC WALNUTS, 4 1-2 pounds M00 ITALIAN PRUNES, C 1-2 lbs....r fLOO RAISINS, 5 packages .. .$l.Qfc DRIED APPLES, 7 pounds $1.00 PEACHES, 3 pounds . -.$1.00 SODA and OYSTER CRACK- "t nft ERS, 5 1-2 pounds ?1.UU MONOPOLE SYRUPS Cane, Maple and Table symp, p nn 5 bottles ?1.0U Dress Goods At Mr. E. Conomy Prices Beautiful Flowered Voiles. Mr. E. Coaomy price ,73c Flrnred Poplin. 3-iaeta. Mr. E. Conomy prtee 1. .. ...3e School Day Cloth, all colors. R Conomy price 49c Khaki Goods, best quslity. Mr. EL Coo- omy price .......50c Cotton Plaids for Sport Skirts. Mr. E. Conomy price .9e Serirea. all "wool, all colors. Mr. E. Con omy Pric . . . Wool Poplin, ward. II r. EL Conomy price 91J Flaxoa la Flower de sign. Mr. E. Conomy price 2c Organdies, flowered 40 inch. Mr. E. Conomy Price SI. 49 Silk Poplin the yard E. Conomy price 75c Cotton ChaUes. all col ors. Mr. E. Conomy pricey 32c Merits Wear K!IAKIIAXTS Men's rood Khaki pants Mr. E. Conomy price SUM Men's heary white cord pants. Mr. E. Con omy price ....S3.45 Men's dress PanU. E. Conomy price 12.4:5 Vnderwear, Wr!rt Men's li(ht weight V SulU. E. Conomy price . .... ...9e Men's licht welrht ' shirts and drawers. E. Conomy price.. 59c Men's heary Cambrsy - shirts. E. Conomy price SI 5 Mra'g Sport Kblrta. E. Conomy price Bffc MATS Men's Panama Hats E. Conomy ...S2JM IXen's Imitation Pana ma Hats. Mr. E. Coa omy price S3c LOVES. Men's Leather Clorei. Mr. E. Conomy.. 49c Men's hose supporters. E.- Ccnoay price 2c Men's Ann Bands." Mr. E. Conomy ...... JZk. BASEMENT OF ECONOMY !fLd0?u-Ef! Opportunity Day BIG ASSORTSIENT OF HATS at. . . - 5c MEN'S SWEATERS. .......... . $1.00 IIATS, Mexican straw, four hats. . $1.00 TOILET PAPER, 8 Rolls.......... 25c ONE HUNDRED NAPKINS. ...... . iQs PICNIC SETS, Plates, Covers, Napkins ...10e REMNANTS, Saturday, 25 Per ent Off TWO SPOOLS OP THREAD Black orj White,' 2 for. 10 WASH BOILERS, one to a " customer $1.99 LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for.. 5c TWENTY-FIVE POUND HAND SCALES .................10 STONEJARS, all sizes, per gaMon. .20c BOY SCOUT OUTFITS, Suit, Hat and Legging $1.48 DUST PANS LONG HANDLE. .... -25c BIG ASSORTMENT BUTTONS, card 2 EMBROIDERY and FINE VAL LACES, yard V..-5c LADIES' VOILE WAISTS. .... .$1.00 SHOES, BIG ASSORTMENTS, Broken sizes. .$1.00 CORSETS, Prices Cut HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR the limit For Opportunity Day LADIES' SILK HOSE $2.75-Ladies' Brown and black silk hose, Mr. E. Conomy prict 1.79 $4.00 Ladies' Silk Hose, black and grey, Mr. E. Conomy price $1.55 Ladies' Silk Fibre Hose, black and colors,' Mr.' E. Conomy price 95c CORSETS W. B..N. U. Ponn Corsets, Mr. E. Conomy price $2.10 $3.50 Corsets, all sizes,. Mr. E. Conomy price $2.45 UNDERWEAR Ladies' Vests, Mr. E. Conomy price : 35c Ladies' Union Suits, Mr. E. Con omy price. . . .'.74c Ladies' Bodice Top Union Suits, Mr. E. Conomy, price... -.$1.45 Ladies' Hose, 4 Pairs, Mr. e! Conomy $L00 Children's Hose, Mr. E. Con omy 23c 1 '. BROOM FREE :E With Every $5 Purcheise and Over r L POTATOES, 34pounds - $1.00 ONIONS, 10 pounds - - - 25 c