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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1923)
it r f 1 i TIIR OREGON .STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON - ' ' - ' -: SUNDAY; MORNING,: MAY; lifaf '' 7-v-;-':---? ; ucumy uud wonc is ; .rrasea uy l. j. Alien That ;Mlon . county Is secoBa to none in the xre.de of woR turned oat by It industrial clubs, was "ttft enthusiastic verdict KiV- ( sb by J.. Allen, ot Oregon At- Icultural college, now state live- oock einD leaaer, wno compieiea - . , " - - . r. - wur 01 xviarion. county t r IAV clabs y est er daj?, accompan led by Wi H. Balllle.1 rural school supervlsdr. ''. J - J " '. - Mr. Allen who lectiired to club members In various localities on proper feeding: ' methods, express ed himself a very I lauch pleased with the work being done, by clubs throughout the J county. The tour included three days, during which time the following ;locat- indus- ties were visited: , . , SERVICE FIRST COMPLETE SERVICE f.i CARS ! S- ' ' Wednesday " morhtngv : fitayton and Sublimity; Wednesday- after noon. Silver ton Pig and Calf elub and i Waldo Hills SbTOpshlte" club; Thursday morning, Mt. Angel Pig club; Thursday ' afternoon, SU Paul; Thursday evening.' Gervata; and : Friday, i Salem and : Talbot Clubs, v. f . 7' ; i . - ' ' ii RECORD SHIPMENT OF MAXWELLS MADE (Continued from page 1) THER5 Gat, Oil, Air and Water, Tires, Tubes and - i : Accessories Iff Fully Eqnipped Battery Department, re-charginj 7 in io j. nours. jxiae -xvaiieries soiu, lesiiug1 aiiu ;r fillin g! free. Repair sJiop 90x98. ;i v ; .j 7. EspeciaDy equipped, for serving J)otlge Brothers N I ears, a Competent mechanics who have been With us j Ironstone to' five years, j i i i Complete stock of parts - Wash Taek andl paint f'fcljop. ; Bonectesle Motor Co. Phone 423 , ,1474 S. Cominercial St. Salem, Or. of- over one million dollars tor the j period. ; Cash balances- since the first of i the -s year have been Increased, more than two million dollars, and despite the heavy buy in S necessitated by the tremen dous production attained, no bank loans.-are carried. - It must also be remembered that Maxwell man ufactures its product almost in its entirety in its large plants in De troit, Dayton, Ohio; and New castle, Ind., and that the absence of bank loans is alt the moTe re markable ibecaasQ . of fthe (enor mous capital needed for the -build-Ing of a "manufactured" car.: ; ' With, reference to the.", record shipment of" the Twenty-first it Is also interesting to note that the day's output of 548 cars repre sents 1 6 more vehicles than were produced and sold by ; tbe old Maxwell-Brisco u com pany in tbe first full year of manufacturing. HAY ANIX3RAIX SEATTLE,"; May . 57 -Hay . : hd grain unchanged. , if t; .' PORTLAND, May 5 .Hay buy ing prices: : Timothy valley nom inal;; eastern Oregon, 2 6;; alfal fa $21.50; clover, nominal; jjaln nominal; .straw,; $10 a ton; sell ing price,' 12 higher. PKUIT v NEW YORK. May Evapo rated, . apples. nominal prunes, quiet; apricots ' easy; peaches, dull. ; - , ,,- , t i . ----eg swatch . ! v I . ! I 'A tf en Hon ' is riveted upon Overland &s it goea iiTcs-'ittbly ahead in the greatest year of its histcry (Ths cclhuastic phrase "Wctch Oyeall3,, is hedrd i ca every side rriore and more people realize tHaS the new Overland is the greatest Overland ever belli -'.:.-!-. S- '.' , JTtXeh fmt ti0 WUljt-OmUmd JLi9rtisimm Im tl Ssmri? iwmtmg fit Hi I- 1 ' ! - - - SedJUk S103S Boadster f66; Coupe f 980 Allpricen f . o. b. 8al I fr ; ,L HIGH ST. AT TRADE , ( IIR I VI3 A N O V E R iJ A K D 1 A N b REALIZE TltE rilFFERfiNCE The Opening. , oi the ;fii-...t 77-( - -i ! ' f f 7 " . 7- WHEN?W? Monday, May 7, 1923 WHERE?,??- i - ''2 ; v .'..' , 'si . ; - 4 - 271ChemeketaStreet 't j 7.:v r-,-!--,! ArlHur V: Sandbtttr RAMBLER ABOUT SALEM GETS THmLLSFmifPti : KEPT RESIDENTIAL PREMISES ny MARGUERITE GLEEgON Flower, gardens 'hold interest for many home ! owners j 'these days whether - their interest that of . possession or desire to possess. A trip here and 'there around the : city brings home to one ', who has not been In 'close and ' intimate tonch with these different , gardens a aeries of im pressions differing with the .kind of garden, the conditions under which tit has" been brought about and what - it bids fair to Salem . has a 1 number of '. gar- denst whose owners' names link ed With the : word .garden call up pictures of trim borders, careful ly planned planting schemes and infinite-thought given to the care Of the plot ' whether It is large 6r :smalL i -''' ! Among the 'gardens which! are associated in such & manner m one's mind; are those of F. G. Deckebacbv 940 D , street; . Mrs. W. P. Lord, 79 . South High street, .Homer , Smith, " 675 North Summer, Frederick . "Lamport, in South Salem A.- N. Bush's yard at North: Capitol' and Chemeketa, the John'. McNarr corner yard on North- Summer i and -that of; Dr. F. H.' Thompson in the . same block on Summer. - These , yards are more or less familiar and to -many Salem home owners are associated with work . requiring L more; time than they can give and in many cases involve more f financial outlay than i they can afford or care n to expend. , ! , :. '; ' ;l ' i - Salem , has also a - number of yards and . flower gardens which are not so well known In - gen eral 1 Snd1 which" shew what '! can be done" witn- smair financial out lay :--and7bftea times on seemingly unsuitable ground. - r Mrs." M. N. Chapman, 1& North ; Church, street, and her daughter, .Miss FSOda . cnapman. have a delightful old-rasnienea garden on : the creek , in which the background of the overhang ing i trees helps make an alto gether delightful spot. Mrs. Chapman , has done nearly an ol the work herself and has one or the best collections of wild flow ers .and v ferns in or. near Salem. More than a dozen different var ieties of ferns ; are included m the assortment which comes from i various inland, and coast points of the state. Six varieties of Lamb's' Tongue and Mountain Camas are other wild blooms, in cluded. ' , '7 Miss Mabel Robertson, at Cen ter and Summer streets has a delightful ' nower garden - in small and simple war. The stone wall arrangement makes a fcack- rround for wan flower and otner vivid blooms at' this time while the comer of the parkins will he a similar mass of bloom later in the season! - ; ", : Mrs. W. H. Burghardt, Jr., 860 Union v street, has one f of the simplest and prettiest yards with, pool in the shaded cor ner. ; It takes in oniy.tne pa art of a not large lot; it - has mnrh hade; but it has 'een caret nilv planned and arranged and provides a charming part o; the bouse itself on .warm sum mer davs. Rdstle tables nu chairs, thoughtfully seiectea plantings which are at home in the rather shaaea vara,- aa the chirm and attractiveness . the whole arrangement. Mrs. F. A. Smith at the junc tion of North Church and Locaat streets has nearly a block; oi fiAweri of all varieties and kinas Tears of effort and study makes her ! adent at growings plants which others find 'Just win -not now." ' The Deckebach garden wnn iw trim and beautiful formal ar rangementi with the background Of Shrubs has back of it a large carden where blooms for cutting ar rrown. A smalt green bouse is at hand ia which Mr. ecs:en- baen J rrows earlv slants. 1 iTha Frederlclt Lamport nome, from .the vantage point Just be low the : peak of -rthe Jiigh hni to tym -west . of the - Oarileld seneof. Is surrounded by a, ,10-acre plot which i it the beginning of what win i some day be -ope of - the Drettlest nrivSte home : park ', in this i section of -the country. - One of .the ,beauty spots at ,tne Lam port home Just now is the : bank of . vivid tulip, blooms which are nlanted on bricked terraces t -few. feet in, width; in a. series of several, terraces up the-wait of ; the bahk hear , the ; house. Later sinnias' and "dahliis1 W11 mak inst as nretty a eight. ? The. home .of Mrs. W. P. Lbrd Is' noted tor having .the plantings showing among the greatest con tinuity, of blooms of all gardens In town. Miss Elisabeth Lora Won1 second place in the whole northwest for .a border design contest recently; conducted by the Orekonian y garden department. Borders around v the - yard have all - beei . worked, out - by Miss Lord herself and i new ': parts are being added ifrbm time to time. The- bom : of George Putnam on. FairinoUnt ;hlll ' is - one of the new homes in' that , location and is built l and arranged ' wiih the idea: of obtaining - the , full measf ure of . good from ', the 4 wonderful view of, the Willamette river and the tPolk. county? hills. To ay i that tha : view from the western terrace; is -beautiful Is'7 wholly inadequate' in expression. I The grounds' are arranged in rustle effect J and follow v closely the original form. , , Plantings are being made, by Mr. Putnam InE accordance with the soil of the - hill suplemented . by, other soil and with! the background of bill. , '-- - j ; if - The home of Byron Brunk in South Salem is one of the home spts which shows ,the" result of hard work and persistent .effort. The . large plot of ground b the advantage -ot :.a background of old trees la ' front ' of which Mrs. Bruhk: has begun to' bulid a 1 border, which is but the beginning- o a wbnderul- garden. An extra, larger lawn 1s a de lightful feature of!, this yard.. buyers Strike Endorsed :' n By Oregon Executive ; ; A buyers strike is legal,. effec tive, and with respect to the pres ent price ?of sugar;"1 is. justified, declares Governor Pierce in a statement issued today endorsing the jmove under way on the part of consumers to reduce the price Of sugar by refusing to buy at the present prices. 'I-heartlry-Tendorsr a movement. under wSy, in ; Oregon nd other I SPUDS EHIPPEr . i!M'.tA -t44.iMvi;.in'i.'tt. rel r REXO. Nev May? 6. Nevada sugar undef; present coadittonh." 1 N?,:"?? !T said the governor. 4 It is my; belief that a few men are holding np. the price, of augar for huga persoiai profits to .the heavy disadvantage of the people of the state,: I think men who profiteer. Infsugar or any ' other commodity; do far more to foment radicalism and anar chy in this country than all the r ad icat organizations and orators combined. It seems under ' pres ent conditions that the best' way to deael with those. who are hold ing up -the price of sugar 'is through : a buyers' strike,' It Is legal. It' is effective. and I believe entirely Justified." " poUtDea to the cost raarketsuthja.'.., season than in , 192 iccordJnsJo the Washoe .ceuntyixarm'uTeAusvy Xtr 1922 the shipments totalled 466 acrs. compared with 692 cars for this seasons ; ' MISCE LLA XEOrs PORTLAND, ; Atay 6. Butter: Paints , extras, 40; , cubes extran;. J38c; : prime - firsts, 37e. Butter fat, Portland delivery: No. 1 sour, cream. 739. . Potatoes: Buyinjr price, locals, 63c:, new Californlas avc. :. ... . f THE merry "Ha-ha!" ' That what ' jrotj sllp the fellows who tpend their money nding in old-fashioned jams; instead of saving' it by riding a health-bufldihg, mind refreshing bicycle. More workers ride bicycles- to-day: than ever before. rPtetr jrours out now -19 23 sho wine is reaayiK,,,- ;: Harry- W.:Sco -tHE CYCLE f.lAN" HI So. Coml St. khrHMh Tit. h mil iii...iititniiitiiiif iiimif imiiiiiiiim 1 1 1 1 i ri 1 1 ii 1 1 1 i i i I'm Ii ""ill "Mi ' ' lIL'liiL'i UiU I II lij 11 1 -li tTTi l K I M H I i I N II 1 lllllll Mil llllll: I III it Hi'''"! WrYMN1 A others i J 7 - ..Tsill 7 s s . PrieeaTheLovrest In Colnabla nistiry. quality- TL? E;:t Columbii f er . prodnced. f Equ'ijincntr-Tho. Colutabli IHiUry and tbnnis ite lasrkeurcrda i. ,u . 387 Gdurf , ;: ' i v,- !': , j; . . -. .- - - . .- ..-7 . ; . -7- . I fr- -71 . ; ... . ; We Are The fastest-growing car in America is to behcndled in Sdem by SALEM AUTO l Heri art the argnments that convinced as we shonW he StAtt c& LidzTii, I a 20 other makes of ears use Fedders Radiator 26 I 11 " r n tt 87 ' 31 " 20 44 28 " 29 .25 " 9 25 " ,83 M i 4i it t . tt it tt tt it tt ' tt j tt tt tt IC,; II tt tt tt Morse SUent Chain J.. 2178.0 ' riiliiAHll TmJi OmI f.t DoaA v " Auto-Light Electrical System 132l.t0 1 " Stewart Vacuum Feed .... 2283.C0 ' u " " Spfcer Universal Joints ... 253.00 Warner Transmission . ..j-. .............. 1878.0d: V Timken Frorit Axle and Be&rin&s 2872.00 a? i Timtrm Dm AvU T.iSi.- OOAT Aft . muMU ltMl nJktCIIU IKOIUIZS ....... AUI.VV Aum.nwi wu l v V1UUU ,MM..mmwm. biiUaUU 41 tt tt i tt tt tt tt tt " tt ft ' Hayes Wheels Portch.niMtili tWiJI . m. us uii-wuig uaiu M: tauic ...M- 1633.C0 283S.00 " Sdmi-EUiptic Springs 2273.C0 , GRAND TOTAL AVERAGE -JLU ........42291UK) Every one of these essential, high-priced features is a standard uhitl in thi STAIL L Yet the STAR Car is Only ; J ; Wie are completely equipped to supply STAR STAR parts and Sf AR service : F. a DELANO i i A. I. E0FF ' : i r --- - If . V ft i - ' v