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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1922)
THE OREGON STATES! IAN, SALZ.ll OREGON : FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10, IS LL-.T.bcr Production Still 13 Percent Under Normal One hundred and twenty-nine mills reporting to West Coast Lumbermen'! association for the week ending February 4. manu factured 75,f5M40'feet of lum ber; sold .31M54 feet, and th'ppsd 61,3$, feet.; - . .' Production, was 13 jet cent be low normal; new business was 13 per cent below production, and shipments 17 per cent below pro duction. - . i . - Forty-three per eon t of all new business taken during the waek was accepted for future water de livery. This amounted to 28,- lew in Mr mm ft .-F -h V - ' f I II 1 II? nil I l X J" Evcrv American Needs Nerves of Stl T.3ur"c!ca of Granite A surplaa of vIor and strength is required in these strenuous times to maintain your position at the '"front." When m allnw imm mental or physical strength to fall and remain below paryou are court- i; eertain defeat In Life's pursuit TLa eonrsa ftf hnmin . - fetence demands every cunce oi vitality you can muster.' The great ery ir ?need is and has always tcca, for rudJy, robust, red-blooded men. - It takaa tromj' haalthi-. TUCrwKUMnlTMfe hrsia and brawn to scale the steep Ju puny, emaciated, run-down, . - tA. i i hmiimiii wuwt wmi iuu - power uiai oeaiui aione imparts. rossess the necessary reserve fores Buy s bottle of "LYKCr todarl 'ta go over the top.", - Then keen it on hand at an s, overwroujht lack the yon lack appetite, bavs indiins "1 r ! pnneh lion, feel exhausted, worn-out, I ) f thefire, the nervous, "upset" or debilitated tpirit and the "pep" to accom plish the things wo r t h while; to attain to of siibQmo endeavor. tVk.v tmmtm H.hi imf Calt Off "For sale by all draggists, always: mstocic at ferry's. Drug Store. : ' HALF';'. " iSf"1 itt bi ithut sood music in your home if you! 1 : fliH PPfty.to secure a standard ht 1 I I ft PATIIE 7 In Mahogany, or Oak Cases, rcgrular $125, with $25 worth of records ' . Now $75 s 8 21,854 feet, of which .-12.727. 164 Ieet will move coastwise and lntercoastal and 2,094.700 feet Will mare overseas. New business for delivery by rail totaled 1151 car. , - i . : TMrty-nlne per cent of the week's shipments moved by water totaling 24,57 8,33 8 feet, of which 11,1 (5,285 feet moved coastwise and lntercoastal, and 13,4 1 2,9 5 3 feet export" The rail movement for tne week tras 1393 cars. The unshipped balance In the domestic cargo trade totaled 102,. 651,864 feet; and in the export trade 93,793.172 feet. 'In the rail trade the unshipped balance am ounted to 4121 cars. I I HA W 1? ii iili 7 y--L.s.aw- WtM fM i i urn- Mr art imTj and Blood tf Iron burdensome handicap of a, subnorw msl condition. Every day "LYKO" Is making men strong and swift rigorous and Tirile putting them in the prak of fight the battles of life, tvi t cviwiuud Keeping uem ns - to This wonderful tank will brinar to you the physical vim and the men tar keenness of per- lecxneaiinuie capacity to do and to dare) I twill ' gtve to yon that su- undaunted courage and tbstwtmiing ia the. futora. Take it whenever a from , anv 1 cause, erheth fmnt m Seneral run-down, condition or a specific illness. It has wonderful health restorinr powers because of' its prompt aid to Nature to re place worn .out muscle, bone and Mm tlaan flu isfoal stxexijrtb builder. T Seu LYKO tIEDICINE CO"? Mil K2WYOHS . KANSAS CITY m w i ' " ..'''' PRICE AND LESS While They Last Only 58 Instruments left. Pos itively no more will be avail ai&e at tiiese prices. r . i!afce your run iM!M crim Y WDHKEfi IS SIMEST Dad Pcarsall Tells About Growing Popularity of the Association MEN ARE RECLAIMED Visitor Knew Mayor Halvop sen During Strenuous Days of War "A few weeks ago, at lunch eon In Wasmngton City a lunch eon with only about 40 men the eame as that at the Y.M.C.A. to- aayr4 Herbert Hoorer brought out statistics to show that within the last fiO 1av mn- hnildine con tracts had been made all over the nation , man in any otner eo-aay period since America was discov ered. 'That means that we are on the faint dawn of a sure prosper ity,' he said in effect; 'the band ing contracts are recoenized as Infallible indications . of . . coming prosperity; Keep up courage and suck to your job, and it's ail com ing ngnr." 1 This was the v cheering word brought by "Dad? Pearshall. state secretary of the New. York Y. M, C A., who spoke Thursday noon at the Salem Y" luncheon. He didn't actually say it in his ad dress, "but be brought it up later as one ox tae tnings ne wisnea ne On My Way.to The Liberty For Sunday's Show 'M; gill' hurry and take advantage own iernis 1 had said publicly and he wanted the Statesman to print it aa part of his message. - - v Mayor Knew Him Abroad - Mr. Pearshal was introduced by Mayor Halvorsen, who knew him in Paris when Halvorsen wa of the -Y" transportation' service aa nig a joo as most railroad presidents ever knew and Pear sail came as head of th department The dUtioniahed visitor acknowledged the la trod ac tion by callint; the mayor "pal ' The speaker outlined the hosi ness eonldtnons of the day. Baying that almost everybody had learned what -deflaUon" means. Be said that It had been as necessary la philanthropy as In any ; money business, and ' yet, in the ! face of diminisainz receiota. th the great organized charities that oy ineir nuoni demand had weathered the financial 1 storm. W(re toaar ttreater tnan ii. T he said, never saw anything appruacainK present tnenxber shio or onnortnnitv. All n,.. v. - - V fUW country, tt te being fairly iswamp- iuw,uu uu; agr xor tue service It brings. r s Spare Time Valuable , Especially he poinUed ont. is the T" aiming to give to men and boys a realization jot the necessity and ; an . opportunity for me uiuizauon or ineir spare lime. :. - "No man can use his employed time efficiently, who wastes his unemployed a time," was the big mougai oi ine speaaer. He rein forced this argument by telling of railroads. Bankrupt . and In re ceivers hands, where the heads naa so wei recognized this fact that they were getting the court authorities to spend monev f or Y bundlngs and facilities, and B BnaB oni or the slender railroad earninn. ,tr.ba!ld!nir m the morale and ewiciency ot tneir employes is the Sm f.nd Bost T,tal n reha bilitating the roads. ,f i M.j. enty-we years ago they .oi, no saia. "The rail tnat the efficfvnrv t Tha ivA v pay for Is so definitely tied to the uuompmjrea time oi every man on their payrolls. The Y has filled a vital - need In railroad in L so many other businesses and they find it a ' necessary i invest menL". . . ., . . j Ship Owner Met i ' The speaker told of a ship own er whom he met by chance in a Wew York reatan m n nr. i ago. He had sent a leased ship to Italy on a business venture that wa io net mm SZ7.D0O nrnflf but the cantaln. Infiafo ir responsibility, took to carousing in nia Inlnu a.. 1 m . . " icuiure nours, ana theven- lain naea in a xkk oaa rained the owner. The owner, by the way, had been an Ullterate our unui H tne age of 19 he nad been rMadnnif n.ivis .a Halifax, under Secretory Mortar- ..,7 ou,riea on a real career. Yon couldn't ah owner that It doesn't matter how miL . employe spends his h spars ueciarea tne nnirar ASSOClaliABa Mam DoIu . All over the ennntrv mA ivi speaker, the -Y" rnmmArZ. - - ' WMvaj are being strained to the! burst- jus pomi to care Xor the men "and boys who are loofrinr 9 ,saaava more for something of profit for rnAlfl a m - . . aan ' .rv;?!.. ine ract "at the Y.M.C.A. is meeting this vital need of the nation, tells why rhe i.g u iu nov suen gains Iq mem bershin and attendanA 1 ' Mr. Pearsall urr! that till Bociatlon be eiven thA ffAiini.. support of Salem, beoanse It is. so cou eviaenuy uning a necessary vai t vi iue civic iirfl h itiuia)m ed the slightest Intention of stort ing a building camoaiam at thia wubh inn nation ia Hriotin v i ou uinujr unea, oui ne urged that. good husinesa demand a hn any worth-while enterprise, in fac . . Iar or store or in sociol ogy , needed the best, most I up-to uara.juiuun8rr ma uin nmi.t a -.wa.MVHV "W uaae is most emclent and be noped that thia ,.hiri, could come under the administra tion Of SACrntarv Valla .- v --...w, nuuui W ii aaown as a tamer, ever since ne was s aia. .,-'.. &eus ,.- is good roods through; a hard worker, a zealot ur wo cause in wnicb. be believes wim an nis soul, and he's svsnien did asset to vnnr MmMntiii.t " wibuiuu testimony. . : unanvir nmninri The meetinc ndnrif th r posal to reoaJr th awimmtn pool at a coat of $200 or there- aoouts. it nas been leaking," and unusuable for . twn Vac Ira ) The plan is ioi rellnA ha trhni. pool, sides and bottom, and rein- iorce tnem so tnat there can be no further wastage. , " The dinner waa attend n gueeta, filling the - small dlnins rwm to reiay services. President Staley was chairman of the occa sion. " " i Count Szechenv. whn mnii one f the Vahderbilt girts, Is to b& tin Austrian ambassador to the United States.; Looks like a trying to head off a sneeze. mm SASH AHD DOORS O.'B. Willi ma Ce, ' t , . IMS First Ae, Saath. . SaaUl. Iarcaal at ill la tka Mt salliac to tha iwec , all BiddleBaa. profits. - ' Cntfckaa Baaaa Saah J .'. T"? srss-'kiaa. soe. a ! Sirfercat sues la stoek for proamt aaiD icat. - . ... . CaiekaB HaaM SkyUsats '' ' "S" j 40. Pria itHbcS ft) Tbi i ha aisa nnaanlH by Wmera WaiWartwa Experiataat Statioa. Ordara fillad promptlr. , - . j Fir Soars - - - j j Kira erosa paael doma, 3 feet S In. hy S feet S iwpBea, at aaca $2.98 Oa panel deora. at aara .;t. SSJ7 Xoaer rtaarfuDy refunded ' if Bet aat kfied. Writ for fraa illaitraled ratalod Na. 5. Coataint hriplal kiatc for re atedeHnr tka- old koa or piaaaJag the " "b. D. WILLIAMS REPORT LIE BY FORESTER Fires Wore in Number, But Easily Controlled and da Small Damage INCENDIARISM FREQUENT Trails, Roads and Telephone Lines Improved During Recent Season Loss from forest fires, waa min imized during the forest fire sea son of 1921, according to the an nual report of F. E. Elliott, state xorester. Tae report shows that w ui m nam oer or tires ex ceeded by 30 per cent the nnmbor of the preceding year, they were comrouea wun uttle expense and a resultant loss to merchantable timber equal to only one-sixth that of the Previous vsr. .-, i The origin of fires was classi fied as follows: Incendiary, 302; lightning. izo; wusa burhlng, ltv, camp ers. 155: hunters. 1 f 4 amnVare 81: fishermen. 10: berrr 11; stockmen, 46; railroad loco motives, si; logging engines, 4 0; sawmuis, &; road workers, 5: rignt oi way clearing, 21 ; old fires -escaped, 15; miscellaneous. so; unknown, 60. Field Force Efficient The total number of fires was 1Z33 ror the season occurring out side the boundaries of the na tional forests. Thnse were all Controlled With les. trntihl ftian usdal. and all were, handled by the field force with such prompt action tnat none assumed the proportions wh'ch might be called aisastrous to merchantable tim ber. However, there wsrw nnni fires In logging camps that de- siroyea a considerable amount of logging equipment. - The total area burned over was ,ow ra. wi tnis area ap proximately 4793 acres was eov- srsa witn merchantable timber, 2037 acres with; second . growth and the remainder. 28.720 acres. was old burns, logged off areas ana orusn land. The actual mer chantable timber loss amouhted only to 12794.70. The estimated value of logs, logging equipment, buildings, improvements and all otner property destroyed toy for est fires was 877,998.40. Slashings Barnrd One of the ordinary dangerous tire risxs which was eliminated 10 a large extent was slashihn A campaign for the burning away oi the slashing menace was in. augurated by State Forester El liott, and several thousand acres were Bleared of slashings nrtor to June 1. A state law m-ovides tnat all slash and brush burning between June 1 and October 1 shall be under permit by a state fire warden. During the season lsia permits, or J sn Increase of 600 per cent over the previous year, were isr.ued. Dnder these permits an area of 22.248 acres was cleared of slashings, and aa additional 28.842 acres. waS cleared (before and after the closed season, making a, total of 50,901 acres. This exceeds the combined acreage of the four ttrn. vious years.. , . . Improvements Sfade . The report mentions a consid erable amount of improvement work done by the department dnr. ing the year, j A total of 2523 miles of old trail and road waa put Into repair at a cost of 89, yvz.3Z. New trails built aggre gated 97.75 miles, at a cost of 88366.37. About 292.66 mila nf new telephone lihe was built and 881.7a miles repaired at a coat of $9547.43. For the repair and construction ot 3 0 cabins, tool IF BACK HURTS : BEGIII Oil SALTS Flush Voor Kidneys Occasionally ix lou t Meat Regularly No man or woman whn eats meat regularly can make a mis. take ay flushins the kidneva oc caEionally, says a well-known au tnority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs the kidney pores so they sluggishly filter or strain only part, of the waste and poisons from the blood, then ron nt afofc- Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, consti pation, dizziness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders come from slug gish kidneys. , . The moment you feel a dull ache in the kidneys or your back hurts, or If the urine la cloudy. ouensive, ibu of sediment. Irreg ular of passage or attended by a sensation t scalding, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable: pharmacy and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This, famous salts is made from the add of grapes arfi lemon juice, combined with -litbia and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimu late them to activity, also to neu tralize the acids in urine so It no longer causes irritation, thus end ing bladder disorders. .... -" Jad Salts - is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful effervescent lithla-water dr'.nt which all regular meat eaters should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure, j. thereby avoiding serious goxes a ad lookout stations. $4,- 063.73. was spent. - . This , improvement work la- eludes all the projects handled by the associations, timber owners, and the state acting as agent for timber owners, and all costs for such work borne by the timber owners with whst assistance they received from ths Weeks law fund. No funds ot the state were spent directly tor this improve ment work. Head Stuffed By Catarrh or Cold ? Use Healing Cream If your nostrils are clogged, your throat distressed, or your head is stuffed by nasty catarrh or a cold, apply a little pure, an tiseptic,, germ destroying , cream into your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage, south ing Inflamed, swollen : :nem branes and you get instant relief. How good It feels. Tour nos trils are open. Tour head is clear. No more hawklne. snuff ling, dryness or struggling for breath. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from any dreg gist Colds and catarrh yield UUe magic. Don't stay stuffed up. Re lief is sure. Adv. SALE Where? GALE & COMPANY When? Thursday, Friday and Saturday New shipment of Ladies'; Skirts just in by. express especially priced for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We have divided these Skirts in two groups. AH wool velours, tweeds, etc., in plaids-and stripes; also wool serges that for merly sold up to! $6.75. Special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday , , Wool Prunellas in for Thursdav. Fndav unrl v I ' THE Ill GALE There is a world of good read ing. Scatter that, on the tables sand shelves ot your home. Tempt the young to read good books and papers. You can conquer by dU- TODAY and TOMORROW BERT FORD " - The Musical Doughboy VALKER and BR0WII , Comedy Sinlnj, Talking and Banciriff , WIIZZZZ BSSSSSS WHEEEEEE l A Cbmet? No, just the Best Western Star 4 : HOOT GIBSOH Flashing: Through "SURE FIRE" - lib latest western action feature . Matinee 25c-Evcninj 33c M'SGREA SIORT VALUE $3.48 latest stripes and pleats, former values to $12.75. Special Katnrrlv or on Our Prices Always the Lowest IT Commercial and Court Streets MORE NEWS . FRQti THE FEOFWS CASH STORE GOMPANY Ahbtlier urmi Mcndemit mm 0 L-a iTT? it 1 I I - f.i 1 n it I i , - U A " '5, nilDiirl a. v ' hb m m f ,tm m m m m m ,. si ..i a mmm m m m... m a w-m a -k mam a a mm ak. m mm Watch TomdirovG For a List of Items 4 ... "i XS - s; placement. Ton can . dls;' vicious reading, with : good, ware ot the serpent in the Hot the poison that distill Uh t breath of sin. Western Christ TEST . 1- Pao AJ A 4 kidney complications. Adv. - j t