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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1925)
Tirr, ortr.co This cut Is used by courtesy of the v . Associated Industries, of Oregon. A' 1 11 1 i i . . : : : . , - . ; i. j T. A. Livesley & Co. ! Largest Growers, Shippers and Exporters of ' PACIFIC COAST HOPS 1 i Offices: Salem, Oregon and San Francisco, California Oar Tdl: Our Method: "The Beat Osly" Coopentioa Cepitel City Co-cjeratireCresnery A nos-profit organization owned jBtily bj the dairyaaea. Cie na trial. lfaafaetnrra of Bntternip At your Grocer'' Bntter Patae 299 137 8. Com'l 8V ft Hotelr Marion ! SALEM, OREGON The Largest and Most Complete Hostelry in Oregon Out of Portland i I , Auto E 4( i7c Auto Electric Work C BARTON Commercial St. Perfectly Pasteurized Milk' and Cream Pfccne 725 in. . v L i a im like the first pink of i: VALE EY.- C7PCO m cr, fl flea. Croon Jsandlaa. mor h&n- ei.' raner nlnr tnt tot. gles, ail kind of hardwood t aadles, manufactured ty tia - ... Oregon Wood Products o. West Huieim i in;'-' THE WILLAMETTE I . RICHER THAN NILE fCoBttnaed from safe 0) takes the fornr of vynvcal criticism based upon the jokes about "web feet" and by the seemingly extray- agant description of it !f coming from : those who know it land are so full of it that they cahfonly ei- press their emotions by repeating the word "Wonderful!" - I r If Temperatures are .modified by two sources. The Japan current Of the Pacific which svXlzes the cli mate of the entire Northwest Pa cific coast q the contlneat. Rec ords vary with altitudes and local conditions, but zero . weather Is rarely experienced in thef Willani- ette Talley. ,Tbe winter jof 1924- 2 experienced the mosf notable exception to this : ' rule lor sixty years. : . . ' - f ; ' ;'-f' ' '-3 Another factor ! in malntainins aa equible temperature la the thin veil of cloud in the sky practically all through the summer, giving a modified tone to the intense sun light and heat of the summer. The term "filtered sunshine" Is applied to describe it. Scientists contend that this is one of the most valu able . factors contributing to the health and energies of the people of the valley. 1 , The rainfall averages around 45 inches annually. December Is the in e 4U. lTU Qf. an opening rosebud. Every dollar spent fprOKtUOW T" proaucts stimulates it into run ana reimu utw, PAGECMG CO. rt a r o "WOE s rrli'alL'Gi'nall; Use Burned Clay Holf low Building Tile for Beauty, Safety, and Comfort. . . : MAHUFACrURED THE ' Manuals, School Helps and Supplies ,i ' 1 ' , Your order will be glren ; PROMPT attention The jj J. Kraps Company - Kent S. Krapa, Mgr. ; ' Box 96 Salen, Oresoa TAN, ;-SALE:.t.' OREGON " INDUSTRIAL OREGON FRODUCESi : . .. : QUALITY : PRODUCTS, .v, l'. The advertisers on this page. are OREGON FIRMS. Each takes pride in putting "ORE- GON QUALITY" into its products.; When you buy their goods you are assisting in a mutual ly beneficial co-operation to bring bigger payrolls, more capital, more people into Oregon. You help build bigger towns and cities. You increase "and stabilize the markets for Oregon farm products. f ; v Your success is inseparably interwoven with theirs. Every dollar you spend for their pro ducts will influence the future of Oregon to your mutual benefit. 7 Ask your home dealer to supply you with . ; We An Out After Two SCUIlena We are sow paying orer three quarter of million dollara a vr to the dairymen of this aectioa for milk. , .. t "Marion Butter" Is the Best Butter Mere Cows and Better Cows Is the crying need MARION CREAMERY i & PRODUCE CO. Salem, Ore. ; Phone 2488 wettest month, July and August thedriest months. The combination of even temper atures with evenly distributed rainfall results in climatic condi tions which produce the wonderful vegetable growth in 'the valley as represented by the gigantic virgin forests and the equally gigantic re turns from agriculture, as well as 1 the gigantic returns in the coin of health and strength of the inhabi tants., '; -r'-i j fThe factors entering into the commercial life of the valley are easily enumerated. Rail and riv er transportation to the seaport of Portland, which is a Willamette valley city into which the treas ures of the vast Columbia basin flow In an ever-increasing stream. In addition are - the well paved highways cob-webbing the ' valley IB a system for truck and motor transportation that can not be ex celled any place- another world beater. . : . : ! . No man . with the slightest em bryonic germ of vision can witness the message conveyed by the sign boards erected by the pioneers of this valley and remain a pessimist. The stage is all setifor action along lnes in proportion to the opportun ities presented.- i ? v m -h The word "GO't has been spoken for the year 1925. t , r ! Obsolete days:, ing day. der tag.! Washday1, bak- m-Hfrncr fo Ornmn Waii of the marVelouslv faiTorable coniUoiis and prodigaUty of MARION FRUIT INSPECTOR THINKS PEARS ARE BEST (Continued from pact plant pears on soil vuese there Is Impervious hard pan or shale near the surface, for eren though such soil may produce a good thrifty tree It is rery apt to be attacked with 'blossom blight and 'die back' by the time it has reached bearing age. It Is common to say that pears will stand on heatier and wetter soils "i than prunes, peaches, apples and walnuts; and while this is true It does not meaa that It Is adrisable to plant ; on such soils -unless they have first been thoroughly drained and sub soiled. - The best and most profit able - pear orchards in California are those growing- on the sandy bottoms of Sacramento rlrer where the soil has perfect drain age and. sub-Irrigation. "Before a pear orchard Is plant ed the soil should be thoroughly plowed to a depth of 8 or 10 inch es and put in the : best physical condition. The planting should be done ; with thoroughness ' and care in every particular and the young trees should be given espec ial care in cultivation the first season. Standard pear tree should not be planted closer than 18 or 20 feet each way, and some grow ers recommend 25 feet as better. Very tew growers tave ercr jilt SALEM TAILOR WILL Rentier's Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring Establish ; ment to Be Modern (By EDWARD iT. BARBER) ( The Renner's Cleaning, Pressing and Tailoring establishment recently-burned at 1755 Highland is to be immediately replaced by a fine modern fire-proof building es pecially designed j for his line of work,.,. - i'! .. y f The new building will consist o! two rooms separated by a court. One room will be! devoted exclusk ively to tailoring End the other to finishing, cleaning; and, pressing. In the rear will be a cleaning room of steel and brick,; fitted with mod ern steam automatic fire extin guishers. AH gasoline will be un der ground. r-u ,-;: jr jj' When Mr. Renner opens in this new establishment he will operate on an 8 hour day, closing Saturday at noon. An experienced silk spot er will be added to his force. New machinery will be installed and this will rank among the best equipped cleaning establishments In the city. 1 " Mr. Renner owns his own prop erty and it is located out pfthel high tax district so that his over head will be reduced to a mini mum. He proposes to , give his customers the benefit of his loca tion and will continue the low prices he charged before the fire. ! In erecting the - new building Mr. Renner announces that he. will favor so far as possible, the men who are needing work. He desires to be a friend of. the jobless man. He understands the value of a Lfriend In need for It Js through such, friends that he is able- to re sume business and replace his fire loss"; with better; accommodations than he had before the fire. : j Already Mr. Renner is receiving many orders for suits and for work to start him anew on the road to prosperity and success. The new building will be ready for occu pancy in a few weeks and the pub lic Is Invited to visit and Inspect this modem cleaning and tailor ing plant. I CASCADE BRAND HAMS, U. S. Inspected b W fj 4. ' !;; v 4 ; ; ed dwarf pears' in this section be cause they are 'much less profit able than standards. In sections Immune from I blight. However, the dwarf pear tree is a real orna ment and msy ibe used to advan tage In clump planting In rear borders 'on city; lots, aa ; It unite3 beauty and utility. - In selecting varieties - it , is fery important to restrict planting to those varieties of proved commercial superior ity. . :i Bartlett :Popular Pear , 'The Darnell is the pear for the millions, and more money has been made out of it on this coast than out of all other varieties to gether. - It is a fine, vigorous tree, attains large size and Is the most prolific bearer of all varieties.' It is : practically the universal cau ning favorite and Is in demand in all markets. ?k y -.' . o "Other favorites for general market are ; Bosc, Anjou, Clair geau ,and Cornice, but several of these are very shy bearers In this section. ' ii '" -. Trees Jfeed Attention It Is one thing, and a rery important thing, to plant a pear orchard and bring It to bearing age; it is another and equally Im portant thing to keep the orchard In such a state of cultivation as will insure annual crops of first class fruit. There Is no fruit tree that requires more thorough and regular' rrualns for test results AUTO REPAIR SHOP PROVES A SUCCESS Guy N. Hickman, Owner of . Shop on South Commer cial, Doctors Sick Cars (By EDWARD T. BARBER) . Every motorist knows how to appreciate first class service promptly delivered, when it comes to repairs on that old car. You may have had a lot of grief with it and had . it in many . garages where you paldhigh : prices, for supposed expert service but the result was always; the same. . The engine spit and spluttered, , failed to pull on a hill or some equally distressing trouble always stared the driver in the face. If you have suffered such misfortunes and wish to get rid of then call some day on Guy N. Hickman, ,atr his little' shop- on the highway, 1000 South Commercial street and yon will come away feeling that there is still somethings In life worth living for. He is a wizard when It comes to doctoring sick cars. The most obstreperous old outlaw on the road will become docile and act like a civilized car after he has hypnotized it with his wrenches and tools and thing-a-ma-Jigs. Ho ptta some sort of self-respect in the. old machine and it goes right out to the high war and; dares any other car to throw dust in its face. ? : ; , Mr. Hiekman Ts'an artist in his line o'. work" end !that Tact heeds no further proof, than the success which has followed his locating here beside the Pacific Highway in Salem town. : He began busi ness' in Salem about 18 months ago. Was a stranger in the cits'. He started in a small modest way doing the work himself.. His busi ness has grown , until he employs three and four assistants and his shop is always crowded with cars needing' just .the kind of service he' gives. Most jot these cars are discouraged machines which have been Impressed with the idea that they are hardly : worth repairing, but they and their owners always go out of this shop with a broad smile on i their faces Over having met. this i miracle worker on sick carat; He. puts pep Into the car. He sells gas with pep In it, and oil with a body to It worth while. Jnst try him onee and be convin ced that you have found what yOu have long looked for a garage that delivers the goods. BACON AND LARD t - v. ? s:; W SALE51. OREGON : than the pear. ; Not one grower lri ten In this section prunes half enough for best results-! This is especially true ;with respect to the Bartlett; which i is a rank grower and makes an immense crop of fruit buds each season. The tree should e heavily pruned every second year and the fruit spurs thinned .out every spring. Pear culture in this section Is no long er ; an experiment, but. the way some growers practice it, It is a good deal of a joke. : Growers Mast Spray "There is no use trying to' grow marketable pears without, thor ough spraying, r I have tried to do it and failed. The orchard should be given at least;, one dormant spray df lime sulphur each season In March. Then It should be given the regular sprays for scab and codling moth during Hhe spring and summer. . '" ;,.: .- 4 "While . excessive fertilization with nitrogenous manures is not to be recommended for a pear orchard, especially , if there is danger from fire blight, yet few soils adapted to pear culture are fertile enough to produce contin uous heavy crops without some assistance In the way of added fertility from year to year. In connection with cover i crops of clover and vetch it would le well to give occasional applications of super phosphate, and some form cf line." THURSDAY MORNING, New Hotel Salem Wherlp Hospitality Awaits -You ' (Under direction of I FRANK D. BLIGH '-:.rM r..) I' 1 ' Hotel BUgh ."A home away? from home'' L 1.4" : - - '-' . ! ..' l.OO per Day and Up Pacific Expert School " I Knter Any Time ' Positions Awaiting Our r : Graduates : ' 1 ; : f - - : U 427 : Oregon Building 428 Kep 1 Yoar Money l in Oregon Buy Monument Made at Balem, OrEoa CAP1TAZ. MOMUMXHTAX. WOEXS J. C. Jonea k Co, Proprietori - All Kind of Monumental Work j J'artory and Office: , 2210 S. Com'l., OpposiU I. O. O. F. 1 Cemetary, : Box SI Pfcon 6S9 '- ' tAUEM, OBEOON - , tf Phone' 103 " 104 I South Commercial Street THEO. M. BARR ! Plumbing : HEATING AND TINNING v I Salem, Oregon 506 jjU. S. National Bank Bldg Phone 859 Res. Phone 469J j DR. B. H. WHITE ij t Osteopathic ; Physician and Surgeon Electronic Diagnosis and I Treatment (Dr. Abram's Method) Post System For iFeet Salem, Oregon PEARS FIT If miELL MOTHER FITS They Go Especially Well With Cherries 'and Prunes; No Danger of Diseases ; Frf d R. Elliott, a successful farmer of Polk county, whose ad dress! ia Box 548. Dallas Oregon, wrot The Statesman some time ago ; as ; follows: ;; "1 think what;, we need most of all is more advertising and blow ing over our pears, like they do at Medford. d s,- ' :, "I will sar of my trip down south to Medford; and Grants Pass last summer, I was Impressed with the great amount of expense and the cutting down of many young orchards badly , infected with the fire jblight; also the smudge pots In use were enormous. ; J J " Xo Fear Here "In the Wiliamette valley we needj not fearjfor the fire blight, as it will not" be of any damage here', on accourit of better climatic conditions, and'tne blight will not spread to do any serious damage. "It . Is my opinion that the pear industry Is one of the best, espe cially in some of the wetter parts of our farms j .where the soil is deepj and heavy. . "t think the most serious pest we growers in-the Willamette val ley have Is the scab. But if the rvAA 'aA nrnnol ui fll trt STlTA ' fl, great deal of sunlight, and sprayed well j-Just before the budar come 3ut!and If we will follow up with the spray program, we will have very! little trouble. f't think the pear Industry Is a good one; that pears are a very fine! variety of : fruit to diversify witlj prunes and cherries, as they Jo riot come on or harvest at the same time. The pear Industry In my .orchard has i been a paying business almost every year." Note the map showing the 223 ra lies of paved highways within a radius of 20 mlleV.of Salem. We will; beat the world when we get through with our paved road pro gram. , .: ". -JANUARY! 1 , 1 92rr -tThis cut is' used by Associated Industries, of Oregon. THE GREATEST STEP FORWARD IN CHIROPRACTIC HISTORY . The Neurocalometer For Farther Information and. Service Call Upon Dr. O. L. Scott 416 U. S. NATL. BANK BLDG. . PHONE 87 VHEM YOU BUY DRAIN TILE Consider the extra strength of concrete drain tile, made 'uni formly good to pay yoii a profit on drainage; for a lifetime. v Ask us for free ibooklet telling iiow to plan drainage for profit. - Oregon Gravel Company Hood : at Front St. Salem WeWfll Give Our Best Efforts At all times to assist in any possible way the development of the fruit and berry, industries in this valleyj : Oregon Packing Co. Salem (u.000 by 19S0 L. RIEMANN RICH Real Bvu and Lnsuranc I07-S0S Oregon Bli Phone 101S h ; ; ! 1 . - I I'crcrcrsxE Itii&I resources. World markets are opening before Odorless Dry; Cleaning 16-Hour, Service, . Cherry City Cleaners 231 N. High i. . Phone 934 DIXIE HEALTH CHEAD Ask Your Grocer A Licensed Lady Embalmer . to care for women and children is a necessity In all funeral homes. - We are the only ones furnishing such service. . , . :.. .: ' . - - . TcrilliscV Funeral, Herns, 770 Chcmeketa St. ; Phone 72 Salem, Oi-eson courtesy of the Competent Butter -Nut Bread "The Richer, Finer Loaf CHERRY CITY BAKERY Eat a Plate a Day WEATHERLY itE CREAM Sold Everywhere Buttercup Ice Cream Co. M. GREGORY, Mgr. 24 O Sooth Commercial St. v 1 SALEM Overland Willys Knfcht Oaldnnd Sales and Service VickBros Iliffh Street nt Trade GIDEON STCLZ CO. Manufacturers cf Dependable Erand Lime-Sulphur Sciatica Tit trnd yon ean dopeod ca f . r H parity ud test. 'Pr Ices .upon a r ; T I : -1 ' ' i ' ; Baleta, 0;in.
