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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1921)
i- 8 THK OUKr.ON -STATESMAN. SALKM. OfiF.uON' WEDNESDAY MnT!NJNVlf JUNE 20, 1921 m PRICES ' cn Timnni imp uu lumuuiiD Fear of Strike Complications Enters Market With First Offerings dropped in om caves fully .: 'Ills. lib afoi s ! hr :ili in ( Thread mil's of ;i ti up i' i!i grain i lealo:s oil acio.int v.i.- 1 1 iiii i.S.s f,: , . out.- i it i r m . tiou overni: lit. ;. !,; vV , , ,. -. . , , ! i,r ater significance u- i f ; i' !.!.. s th.it oalloliin.; ;-u tu ..-art 1 of tin riilni.nl fin pin v ,-s tiiroiii'.i. ! out tin- ciiiMilrv Wide i U ,1 i c mm goods Mir BE SHORT REV. C. H. POWELL WILL ACCEPT VANCOUVER CALL i iflit at ) Rotary club, m'anv ' Tii Rilwrlon Conner; , kiionn llpAift nt Jnnn : in. iMis m jut. i, i. ini. win" i..- Hi- sik. i i oi iii I-I...1H. !- u,uvL u hjuu oneepT I i . I i . . ' , .... in- .nil.. li II t-li! II , : ' "I " iv iisr iinnopnA ivl .-- " VHUI.IUII limn.. ii ri .-ill hi i if mtim1 a t no crop i iciii iiMi;i 1 1 v large ilns i n Tin- l llttl'TX ll I ion o the v:i!',' cu: order. , I . .. v ELEVATORS IN DANGER Rebound in Business May Ensue in Opinion of Speculators Inly 1. M..tnvli' fa- i ii i .1 ' i . ' . !; v 1 1 ; :, , i. i 1 1 K' : Mil h- v.-i,. v.!.i. i,,.', ru (I iridic;' i .ii -j 1 U.i i ' ,i fin. .. i f i u.i going tu !i Id I :i. ir v. If 1 li1: -.i .i. I. ut '...'. ( .11:; ' .iii) 1 1 ,i ; , r- :i . si!i a tlil' :: It :;i i!i icu. V.i- i ri - li a n! Mi r nor ! '.II .:. - s.l .. .? ...I f .i ;.. il M. ..I'll fir. II. H If I I - I If II:' I coal ' r : ill ill' tit v. .1 - :it.i litiy i v-r h! !. 1 . and a.l f 1 ru;i advi..--. ireta Ihf 'i-h'I:1 i w i disregarded alto. . : li.-r. I'' ii- r such irc iiotatie."- Luyiio: '' ilfls llwi'l'll'd tu nearly l:n!l.Mi 1 Ml ffi.rii t.i sell Stian.t iii.':'''- : Ilil til IT" i m p. V. .1 11:1 1 ll-'.l :il lh. I last tin' mai.kfl was in 1 -tal" linrili ring on a coh.i . T','i' 'lit millions wr'-d . whether Reinitiation hail rur ' .1-urt.f. gnf - liftlifi' a i-f iiniit'.l .1 frioi's -011 1 1 ensue Home Table May Not Be Well Supplied At About Christmas Time AMERICAN PLANTS QUIET I I 11 l! 1 il in hi',! I' Il I III 'uhr.ui of I'oili. mil will a 1 o' If . . -i-i 1...,. ..... i.,i...,.l in ISr..Ml liifflilii; lollinit. '' .......I ,h 1 1 1 11 11 , . ; ,.... han.il.- .iliv ..Hi 1 v.iriflv i,r ret ,han 4MM 'mP 1 . - ' 1 1 , r- 1 m I , I i Vt 1 l . 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - , jif . . , ( M , . i, ,r r than the ;. I Ann. At pi - ' III" ' . I I I ' - . I I II" - M 1 . I ' I . c it t t li 1 1 1 ri (i 1 1 v- i T . 1 v 1 n r '! t . 11 -t 1. ..In.-. Ilf VI .11 in..!,- a :i I'"""" " ,, 1. ,-ir tit' Hi.- C;irv;nli' ,i: I"-' ia r niM'lv v.nii in, 111:11 liinii ( iai'- lal.f t I. .1 is raiisin-- man-. !fi; r.ro I I K a 1... 1 .ill: 1 1 ' U : 1 . . 1 noi niKiKl 10 m.. .nine 2s-La l"ir wa I,,,,,, Vh...,Vr " 1 iiu.-s nr.. l.i n tr 1.11 "' w.ll I- allows to 1. i.. . . . 1, in.-, 1 i.inHiai fortt4 Packers of United States Re cent Losers to Extent of $100,000,000 f'lirAdO. .Juno 2.--F-ar irme complications bowloil it:to the wheat market today at 1 li mine time a tin- first biji olff ftiRM from tlio i:r harv - t. Wild tumbling' of pr-' "' f-l lowed, with tho .lu'y iMiiN-rv ": Whfat here Rhowlns; an extrrm" lnttB tit l f.Atll 1 lflulw.il ....il ri'i p ut I't'.l I S . - - . . 1 . . . 1. a 1 : ' 1 : M a.f iii unii will 1 if 1 : Eriiii'M nni A lot of foiks who an' in :ir- lor tlifii buns,' if 111 an I with ypstTilay's finish. Sinml Isnon.m.l.. 1. .,,l..n. r ; ,i lauruum; ,ttll .aiun iiji iiiiiii'i- Jato dtllvrjr of wheat In Kuns-.s. I)f mpsfy-('arpntif r C'lty wrr rii'rt'l a having ' July 2 - Kxrliancp. arriiiii-inu to tuk' in i'l: match n Whilf tii. - 'i,l lionsf k.f'i.i-i' i f' : ! it. ; :: 1 . - .1 a :ui 1 1.: ' -oiititim to rm.-l in an al. .ini.ui1''' n p.-ar- am ap.i. . 1 1 . i!i.iiif-i'-i ln.il alotit t.iuai.l: itft ('1: .is! n. a-., tin.' home tahlt will vt I.. o aluimliiitly supplied with li'iits. as irosperts riiilit now are !oi a Mrat sii.:ta- oi caini -ii liv..(Is t!r- coming i'ail and winti r TIitc nm -,u- r.w canneries in (hi I'liilfil Stales that are in o; Here's Our- Bargain For The Men! : WW A X KX'CKlnoNAI. OI'I'OIMTNITV for the liH'lt of Sillem; l!riiir ' tii is advert isetnent to our store ami we will allow yon .-jCt lMl off any suit you may onler on July 1st. (one lay only), ami we will also rie an extra jair of pants with each Miif. All suitings will le marked at regular prices ami will le our regular good values perfect fit, material and workman ship. We will fully livo up to our slogan: "Ifegul.ir Values for Less Moiic-y."' $20.00 Off Uncalled for Suits And here's another real bargain : we have a ntimher of uncalled for suits hanging in our cabinets; these suits were made to order by customers who have not called for them. They are values to to be sold on Uar gain Day from $25 to $55. Suits will all bo on display in the stor: don't forget to look at them. Bring this : d. with you; it will save you $'.(X) cash. Scotch Woolen Mills Three More Bargain Days We are reducing our entire stock of hardware and furniture and in or der to do so we have cut the prices on all our merchandise. Builders and Farmers will de well to get our prices on our limited stock of builders' hardware. Furniture Our selection of furniture is large and complete, the prices are marked very low and you should save considerable by calling on us. Space will not permit us to list prices here but a call will convince you of the wonderful bargains we have. Our store is small but we will do our best, pick out your merchan dise and we will care for you as soon as possible. This sale closes Saturday night at 9 o'clock. The Capital Hardware and Furniture Co. 285 N. Commercial St Phone 947 '. '-i' rf .::': 0fdt lit''" '"' ' tp-, " "-'' I Li - v t I Al.. n:t i I ..... i from ri.ii.'i l.iK' til'- pal ' V will ii to I k. moil I '..he. V It i r a month's I on r t h l.l.i tt ! " i ft n t n lo I oil la ml in : ' I. In . I. II Ilf l I a 1 : i-l II I. ill i I " . 111! U.i ( I 1 I III II tu I ilf - II lli 111 it of M 1 1 .. n 1 1 1 oo. i I Cherries Going o Waste Because f Heavy Crop j siiA'iirrrox. nr. June l'v '. , Sji-c;al to Tin- S f. . 1 1 -k n 1 a 1 1 i ! Tl.onsands ,,: poiMuls of hfiri -l: ' j , aii- r.oiii i. ..st.' in t In- SiiV'-r-j i ton Cf-inniiivir y this your, fay Hie ! ch'-rry grov 'Ts. i-"sn fiaiiy is tlrs true of the i Kfiit'sh anii ih' tilad: i If rri nW tt. .1 pnlll';i! lil.IlK (In. II. nil' var. ""V" " " '': Tii- Col I admire that i- tt i 1. i i t It 1 r i' '. i.i 1 1 i. will In is t 's Nfi ilnn't t ' ' " " n 1 Kill r i n- .an but ! 'Irt- iil his In-1 inning LADD & BUSH, BANKERS Established 1HG8 (leneral Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p. ra. v-1 i fj . 426 STATE ST. SALEM, Ore. Ui;V. f. II. VOWVAA. I Some weeks apo Rt'V. ". II. I'owfll. rector of St. Paul's Kpi. -(Opal church, received a call to the rectorship of the Kpiscopal church at Vancouver. Wash., ami il was learned yesterday that Mr. Powell had decided to accept the Cull and sever his connection with the local church. He has made two trips to Vancouver to inves tigate the condition ot the parisli there, and after conferring with the members of the vestries there and here and with the bishops both of Oret'on and Olympia, he h-is concluded ilia the Washing ton parish offers a much larger opportunity for usefulness. The vestry of St. Paul's church of which y O. Deckel, ach is trf senior warden, used every argu ment to induce Mr, Powell to re inain in Sab-m, offering to nic t the increase! salary ot the Van couver pari-'h. Mr. Powell said vesterd.iy: "1 have delayed r.:y decision a longer time than courtesy will or dinarily allow because I could not bring myself to think of part ing I'roiii good friends in Salem, both in and out of my chinch. My ofsicial relation tc St. Paul's (biirch has bet-n exceedingly I b-asanl and harmonio is and I ;-m loath to sever it, but St. Luke's parish. Vancouver, pre-.-ent.-- the prospect of an oppor tunity that is greater in every re-.-pc;. and I fee! that 1 should b" recr.-ant to thf- call of duty if I did iifit accept it." Mr. Powell's connection with St. Paul's pari-h will cease Sep teiuber 1, but by vote of the ves try he will take the month of Angus; as n vacation for rest and recuperation before entering on Ins duties in Vancouver. Mean while his family will continue L iive here until the end of Aug-i:st. oration, and this especially ap plies to the east, where in many diclricts. Iheie will be scarcely any commercial crop of berries I'lol fruits. The cold v.e-ither oi last April killed more than half f the fruit and 'berry crop east of the Kocky mountains. 'nnnerie; Heavy loers The public has already become familiar with the troubles of th; wool. stock, wheat and cotton growers and now it is becoming informed of the fact that canner ies lost this last season in shrink age of values more than $10". uun.ouO, and as a result few aro in operation anywhere. To the average housekeeper, it is of but little interest what tho canmy-ies of Maryland and Now York are putting up this season. Hut it ia a fact that many of the bie cantuMies of the east will not put up Id per cent of a normal pack. Culiforaia Pack Short Or what happened to the Cali fornia strawberry crop would not ordinarily interest the good house keeper. Ilut it is a fact that hard ly any strawberries have been can ned in that state this season. The canneries could not take them and almost the entire enormous straw berry tonage of California wa? sold into fresh fruit markets. That but lew Ore.tnii canneries are operating. anJL that those in operaiion are not working to full rapacity is generally known. Hut with berries abundant and with the shelves of the local enters well supplied with c;.nn.-i goods, the fact that the Orei.-on canner ies v.ill put up but a .-mall pack, iocs not at present interest the nvorage housekeeper. 1 Stocks ( leaned l"p. During the past two months canning stocks throughout the en lire country haw be. n ( leaning up rapidly. The price on some lines, notably pears. has already ad vanced materially for fall deliv ery. Canned cherries and poose berrbs are also held at firm prices I'niiMia! Cott'lili, n faced With hardly ."' per cent of a frill, and berry crop in the ea?t ; evervwhoro held pack and v. iih I be fock bi ing rapidly cio.! hoiisck(t'i-r unusual condi s that has been through on his way o Crater Ink" and other points of interest in ouihetn Oregon. A tremendous ovation was giv en Mr. liaton when lie spoke in Portland last night. Hundreds '' Scouts parked the library audi torium to hear the man who con 1 1 muted so many books to the M'out library. When it was learned several days ago that Mr. Eaton would pass through Salem, C. H. Clan c y. member of the Rotary club and president of the Salem scout council, immediately extended to him an invitation to speak before local people. As tonight is ladies Georgette Waists $3.75 f v Special purchase of Georgette , Waists and Overblouse&bought expressly for bargain day, white, flesh and other desirable colors in short sleeve models, the kind usually sold for $5 JO and $5.75. Bargain Day Price $3,75 Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store Bargain Day FECIAL W M Pf -catllH Tie - lo ii to a shot t preterit carped cop-; uracil, the is facing the most 'ion in canned good .experienced for inanv a r. SPEAKER We will allow the following discounts on all sales of our present stock of Appliances made on BARGAIN DAY, July 1st 15 per cent on certain types of Gas Ranges 5 per cent on Electric Ranges 5 per cent on Electric Curling Irons 5 per cent on Electric Toasters 5 per cent on Electric Pprrnlxtnr . 10 per cent on Electric Vacuum Cleaners 1 TONIGHT Walter P. Eaton, Writer Scout Stories, to En tertain Boys of A treat is in store for Hoy Scouts toni.'ht wl.cn Walter Priehard K.iton. a writer of na tional repute who has wnrl p,,p. ularity among l.ovs of that or- his a IV Scout ganization by hook-s-. will vp-ak to them af o'clock at th" Common ial 'club At 7 o'clock Mr Kato.i will sp. a); at the baii'iuet of the Rotary, lull l:f the Marion hotel. Resides his hooks. Mr. Katon bus written n great deal in the Held ot literature and especially in dramatic criticisms and is- con sidered an authoritative critic of the drama. He is to be in ih city but the oac day, paasing 5 1 0 per cent on Electric Washing Machines ' 15 per cent on Electric Grills 15 per cent on Electric Air Heaters y 25 per cent on Electric Milk Warmers d. 25 per cent on Electric Chafing Dishes Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. 237 North Liberty Street Salem, Oregon A' ran8. r r