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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1922)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1D22 6' K .1 "j X V L X .11 RULE III HELP MBS Patrons .Who -Want - Letters Taken on Reverse Trip : Must Have Two Boxes - . r Following a complaint sent In ; through Postmaster. August Huck : estjeiu of the Saleni post-office; V a new ruling has Just been prom v 'clgated through the general post--office In Washington, that rural patrons mar need teheed.:. - It hai been It custom1 on routes where- there Is a necessary re trace" of the same main good road for the carrier to get" back to town, for patrons to '. get their mail on tbe outward trip, bare time to read and answer it, -and then deposit the letter in the box In time for the carrier to get on his way back. All the boxes are supposed to be on the right ide of the road, so that the drlrer can - conform to the law of the road as to his driving and stop ping. , But where a box is on the right fide going out. It is on the wrong side coming back , to tdwn. and where the carrier . crosses back , to the ame box , to .get a dropped letter as Indicated by the box flag, he has to violate aha it. v i. a it 4f- 'i-. 9 DIZZINESS IMPAIRS MENTAL': CAPACITY ' lCEAInl TALKJfol 45 BY O. L. SCOTT, vD. C , Without In any 'sense losing -his mental -ability to think . and exercise Judgment, the victim of dizziness and Impaired - elim lnatlve functions, Is mentally incapacitated. He has a brain, but he cannot use 1L He suffers a loss of time. He suffers a period of genuine misery." " " , Dlxxiness may have any one of a number . of causes, but the most -common cause is due to an Inactive liver. Bowel wastes are retained. The victim, feels doll and feverish. and OA. rising rerything Is black for an instant jand there is dizziness. The dizziness14 other tse known as "vertigo, Is not ; so" cbmmddjly ' suffered.-' Victims - of vertico are in 'danrer Of falHnc whenever ''they attempt totMrj ; Chiropractic spinal adjustments'remove the cause of dizziness, whethferit we'due to retained wastes, or Is the tesuit Of vertigo, f T i"e;' - ' ."' ;TJSCtVB BEH . SAY!: ' . There is a growing senti ment among city folks, Nov vy, that it la better to play golf than . to yrow up-with pleats In your itomach." . HEALPFOUOVS CHlROPRACtlC toftRECTS PRESSURE OM SPINAL DISEASES Of THE rOLLOWINS ORGANS: -ARMS VT "HEART . LUNGS UVER STOMACH .VVPANCRAS t BOWELS PV BLADDER The lower tiiwi UNDER THE MAGHIFY (NO CLASS IS PINCHED BV AH8AUGNED JOINT. PINCHED NERVES CANNOT TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL IMPULSES. CHIROPRAC TIC ADJUSTING RE MOVES THE PRESSURE. THE UPPER NERVE IS FREE AS NATUBt INTENDS, f Dizziness vat After Effect of the W "After a very severe attack i k o influenza In ltflff.J suffered severely with dizziness. After trying mafcy. methods, without relief I turned to chiropractic After the second adjustment " there was a change-tor the bet 1 ter. After others I became en tirely well. , It is now,, three years since; J have taken any adjustments and these r three years have "been spent under a heavy mental strtift. I 'utri a . Methodist preacher serving ' a , charge of seve'n churches."' Rev. J. C. Williams, Chiroprae tic Research Bureau, Statement TOUR HBALlffl When your health starts de pends on when lyou teleph6ne 87 for an appointment.' tii O. L. cbtt Chiropractor 414-19 U( S. Bank Bldg, Phone 8? (r if INDIAN CHIEF TAKES SNAPSHOT AT WHITE HOUSE. vs i:"V-4'?-?"'-:"-"'--i--"'""i-- ;- a. "-'-"'-..'.' . 1 Si fit tr- V v3 1 1 .- ? -' fit'! rt d - , 5 K I -A '.v.- fir- - -fl "S 1 1 '""tL''-'' m j 'ltllll.P.H"iHBLWr' George Wmlnick. chief of the Yakamas, makes a movie fllni orihe- members of his -tribe from the Farthest North, on their visit to Washington and the President - ; . - Oregon road laws.' One ot tne carriers, In crossing back to get one of these flagged letters, had a narrow escape from collision with another car.: It had the legal right ' of - way, and he was a legal criminal, even in serv ing Uncle 8am; for the law con siders the mail carrier on federal duty only as it does any private citizen. Other carriers have found . themselves in danger, or where they had to take a'rawhid Ing 'from 'drivers " whom, their Il legal crossing of the roads put in jeopardy and on the appeal of the postmaster .for a ruling, :the de partment now says that ithe pa trons -who waUt service1 both Trays on r, a . rural route, -Kwil ; have to nave two . boxes, - and reeeife or deposit their mail so that the carrier doesn't have to take an illegal chance in crossing the road. Postmaster Huckestein is mail ing out copies of the new ruling along all the Salem routes where there Is a retrace for the carrier. Co operative Shoe Is sawing $7.75 and $8 JO (They have the label) a: A. M Clothing Co. 247 N. Commercial Aaron Astill, Prop. The Kidneys and the Skin. If the kidneys are weak or torpid, the skin will be pimply or blot chy. Hood's Sarsaparllla strength ens and stimulates the kidneys, and clears tho complexion. .By thoroughly purifying tho blood, it makes good health.-; Adv. FRlilT outlook good ALL SIGNS DECLARE (Continued from, page 1) Salem Salmon Cannery Is Not Yet for Sale Interested In this Important dis patch from the New-York Com mercial, under the date T Harch 27: . "Reports in these eoTvmns. cas ed ou advices from California, to the effect .that the: Atlantic ft Pacific Tea company was negotia ting tor the acquisition ot the canneries ot Hunt Brothers Pact faiS company, were v denied em phatically Saturday by ; President J. A. Landsberger of that company who is m New Tork, i I have heard that the JL & P, are dicker ing with some of the .northern in terests, said Mr. Landsberger, but there Is absolutely ma tounefs- lion for reports that we are lnr or even negdtlatlng. Oar four fruit packing plants ia Cai Ifornla and our one salmon, can nery In Salem, Ore., are not tot- sale v : v The Atlantic it Pacific Tea company has a great chain of food stores scattered all over the Unit ed States, and even Salem salmon would fit win fnto their national bill .of fare.,": i .-..- , .However, the Hunt fruit plant In ; Salem isn't mentioned In the article ..Mrs. dramefcy -My husband caift sleep on account ot the bus iness depression. ; ; Mrs. Parke Jait look at tne. I have to ride around in an old car and Fldo Is two bf eeds out The salmon fishers at the cat- of style. idle. fish-catchers and the monBow-j . , . scoopers of Salem will be deeply' Read . the. ClaSSmeQ . AOS. TLIs Is Daytca Dicjxl time. Get in the swim . everyone ii gohz to ride a wheel this sassier. Oar sUck is assipiete. i . .r '. 'Vdodpedes For the Kiddies "While fignring for the youngsters don't forget the velocipede for the little fellows.' We have several styles and sizes. $10.00 .$17.50 Equip ycishkl ii-Ilh new tires now. We wry ell thelitcskei ' " . . , . .- : !i. . ( .: ' J . - - 110VD 1 RMISDffly : "... r I i 387 Ccai Street 0- lit. . Growers' Prospects Good Some rumors of as high as cents for sour cherries, and, from 4 ' tcC41-2 ,tor sweets have; been current., but are entirely without authority t If these prices should prevail, the Oregtm Growers will trot 'fare too badly on the present' fruit prospect. , MEET Oil SAT The Salem Broccoli Associa tion Will Work Hard for An Increased Acreage ORE ... . . -- j ' ' AT PI This A MO . .. - f i 0J f. t ' . will soon close Jhe remjxdeif of lour surplus stock frifl fce dbsetJ liuiMneii your one great oppcrtusity to bay a Jine p&ia for just a fraction of iUloraer price wffl ' Kit are ovtrwaded and we inustiaoTe erery surplus pjaao m me ccxi icw uayx. ir r0Q ;ver -mtend own-mg a fin piano come down at once this is your o$e oppci We hate just received another carload of pianos we oust make room for them. - . i j This Buntifol New $475 Piano at- PRICE-$5 D0T71I, S1.S0 PER TEEK ' -',-' . : la From Richter's fine new stock ol Wall Coverings You 11 find this selection of all-new paper well worthy of your inspection.; There is a range of variety .which will please any housewife. Lowest prices, too LET EIOHTEE FIOT7BE ON TOUR Furniture . YouH get a tligh grade of furniture, a wonderful stock to make your selection from and the realization that you are buying, at a fair price; Your old furniture taken in exchange. 'Phoneys C. C, Russell,. president ot the Salem Broccoli association, and Mr. Crlssell of the Glafke Com mission cobipany hav been ac tive the past few days among" the growers instructing them on the grading and packing end of the game, and while conditions are bad on account ot freezing, sose growers are going to .make some I money, and they are making ax- rangemtnts for the increased acreage. The Increase! Acreage Mr. Russell makes the follow ing announcement and appeal: ' "The Salem Broccoli associa tion will hold, a meeting next Sat-j urday, April , 22, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon at the Salem Com mercial club, at which memoers should make a special effort to be present, as, aside from election of officers and arranging for seed. Other matters of vital Importance to broccoli growers will come up. "At this meeting definite plans should te formed and adopted for the production of an Increased ac reage of broccoli within the field of operation of our association. "In spite. of the present disas trous and unprofitable seasoa, caused by extraordinary severe weather conditions, we should continue the growing of broccoli In increased Quantities. A Profitable Crop ; Upon a basis of average produc tion and price covering a period of years, there is perhaps no crop which will be found to be more satisfactory or as profitable toj grow. By the time we hold our meeting next Saturday, you should determine definitely who of your neighbors will plant acreage this eomlnc season, and just how many acres, and bring such neigh bors with you. Ton will be bene-j fitting yourself, your neighbor and the community by lending aa earnest effort to secure the plant-1 ing of a substantial acreage In your immediate vlclrilty. "So let tos get' busy and work out a definite-plan tor this com ing season. . : Be at the meeting prepared to state definitely how many acres you will plant, and how many acres "your neighbors will plant. oDn't forget time or date, Saturday, Aprit 82. TOO-LATE TO CLASSIFY . . . - -. . , FOR RENTTWO FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms,, 700 North High. .: . . . . .. .. FOR -SALE J OR cEXCXHANOE for chickens, young Toggenburs , FuDy guaranteed Only a few left Thii good sed :Piano500 will be placed on sale in the morning r - --S3 : at 8: 30 tnarp 1.- si $169 tSJOO DOWN, $L50 WEEKLY - L t V We will place on salv ia ihe moraing three iiii 3 4&S$liU$ii Pianoi at the ridiculously lov price U 'is $39. $5.00 DOWil.56EEKLY ' .r w ' 1 eg i Hi -Xi ... to- This tHghtly rixed $550 Piano $229 1 $5 Down, $1.50 Weekly 1 This beautiful Piano, fully guaranteed : ii $325 $5 Down, $1.50 Weekly' " ' " . ; V" : 1 i i This old standard make piano one of the! world's famous pianos $ $5 Down, .$2.00 Weekly ; We prepay freight to out-of-town customers. G ed; C. iVERTOllMG ifuSICAL Estab!ixbjdl878: : '-o 7e absolutely stand bide cf ercry piano we selL ! .V ItV