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Newspaper Page Texti: Issued Daily Lt THE STATESMAN It 115 South Com mere i - B. 3. Hendricks John L. Brady Frank Jaskoskl i - I Z3, or TIIJ PPL.A -. -- . . The Aaaoefated Press U taclinieely-eutitled te the ue fo pot;i?;on el til news dispatches credited to U r not atherarise errfited ia this papet iut also the Meal Bewi pubnehea herein. .-. - - . .:. ; - Thomas . ciarar l i - V -.i o , BUS.NESS :Cx New Yek, 141-145 . ......... . . ,,, .... JJtJt .w. a, rainwui; ; rr. , . r v (Portland Office, 830 Wotceeter Bids Pbene 6637 lioedwray. C. P. Wllliaaa, Mgr. Business Office . , News Department Job Department r x iu . Entered at the Postettlcs ia SaWbi. rr-j BIBIJt THOUGHT ANDPRAYEK- .... . V-v: I Prepared y ndm BIBLE SERVICE Bureau.. Cincinnati, Ohio r. If patents will hsra their chitdr meraoriia th dai?r BiW kalactteti, i WU prove priecle hwitaxe to them In iftr fears. - . u ;, : - ' .-- rVbrnry 12,1935-.-- ,- - V-- . V- TIIE LOVE HATSAVP3: FTgr God ko loTd the rorld. that He gave His only begottan Soft, that whosoerer befteveth La Him should notiterish;.bnt have everlasting life. John Z:1C." j ; 1 -w. , ..' PRAYER: . . . ,1 - 'Q Lore that will not let - me go,.- ; - - ' - " rest my weary so til on Thee; -i 1 I givehe ba?Jt th life I ewe, , . , : r. ' ; . That i Thio..ocean; depths its flow j ? . ,Vtv-, Say tlclNfXttller. btf." GnEkTp6TXf6livOU&TUY POSSIBLfcf LETS GO Oregon Btfrbank iseed waa j uaed in making the world s rd yield of potatoesfinthe.beaverdam or delta district of record SanUoatiuin cOimtyCalifdVnia 4 11 was 900.0 uusiicisk pex awe. . i " Tnere iho reasem'h wo may not make the Salem district the leading potato' section of the world.- One of the first things for us to do 'is', to seiure potato starch and flotir and dextrine factories- : l ) . ; . , !j '' : ' U And we cah 00 tHi. The cdndftidns' are tights We cart produce the right kind of; pUttws--and use the culls. The list of manufactures is a long one-tfie finest face powder for the ladies being one of them, j ,: ' -' - - :, r f The, conclusion o the . whole matter Is .that the Salem district, and the Willamette valley from Marion "county, to the Columbia river, nay fteponie' the leading potato growing sec tion of theJJnited States, if our growers will pay the price, as some of bur leading groweTskre now doing, and as all of our well posted growers now understand - j ,: s Aiid e pfc l3'mtfeliigitlcare in the selection of the seed and in the growing. ot the crop, with the 'right soils and the proper rotation ;.with the few varieties most in demand by- consumers j with storage f adtles, and with careful grad ing and proper packing-r-in short, With compiett standardiza tion. ' ': 't- " . 5. --v - - ' . ! : We are not likely to glut the markets with such, potatoes, for this will mean tKe making of.a'regularlmliness o'f potato growing, by men with only the proper potato Soils, used in rotation ; r -U-'t'' - ' ' ; Itwflfstabili2e$bta It will hot be a hit-and- miss cropj There will be no failures. ! 1 ;TJwy- estbla 4igttlar- demand, - for-, potatoes of quality fed intothe markets as they are needed, in sacks branded and the.brands made true as to quality1 ,' .; . , And this will establish remunerative prices'; taking one fear after another. j " Then let our potato growers produce pertff eed jand tell it to the California Washington and Idaho -crowers who cannot raise their own seed. . ' I ' . . " In these "ways; trere will be built ' up such a reputation that tfrere will be a constantly increasing demand, in order to make room for more acreage and more growers.' : " ; ' Hundreds 6f thousands of dollars a year! can thus- be added to. the value of our potato crop, and there will be pride profit aid pleasure in potato planting 'and production in this district. 1 Our growers will get above the dead line of mere competition in the potato markets. They will have and sup ply a special and expanding market of their own. , ; POftTLAVD'S SUGAR FA'ctOHY . . (Portland Journal.) l If there Is to be h direct steamsoip line between Portland and the Hawaiian JsJad.' why not a sugar factory la Portland? ; ' I there- any reaaen- wUy Saa Francisco should iobhopolise. the import of raw sugar ean from the Islahda? ' ' I. there any rwison why northwestern eities should be eonv pelled to go to San Francisco to buy their supplies of sugar? V v,A-cpntestsrbeini .cQndcted. Jytwo. .dlyislona chamber ; of " commerce, with lF? civic bodies cooperating. ,r Prizes of "SIO 0, ISO and are offered for the three best ideas which may reeult, among other things. In thV conversion bulk Imports info finiehed merchandise, throuch local manufacturure. V ' - 7 .' With no desire .to compete for a prize, it is the Journal's sugges tion that the Inauguration of a steamship, service to the islands be preceded. If possible, by the1 at fort that' will Ideate a sugar-making industry here. . ' "r j; ', .- This port leads her Pacific coast ports in export tonnage. But in import tonnage. we are weak. It was James J. H1U whosafd that . '.- ? 'i r .Ji, H . - - . . ' ..'-( ..... the only freight ear that pay a profit is the one that runs loaded going and' coming.; The same maxim applies to ships.;, . , : We want lndastries in Portland and in the Oregon Country; Indus tries employ workers, and workers furnish a near-by market for the prodacts of the TaVme ifno! for "manfaetttredf prodncta. Port; industry,' lumber mil", transportation line, orchards-all are inter dependent. , All are easentfal sUtlona on the endless track of the economic, circJewhich may be broken only at the expense of pros perity atttf welMJelng.::' ' ; The above from(tbe Portland Journal editor 'means a refinery caae. Another good suggestion Is for points in getting btet sugar factories'. be put in by Portland, in getting the railroada to make a proper rate on beets from Willamette valley points to the beet sugar factory being built at Bellingham, Washington .;. ... ; : . Ami it should be done right now; j, d. q,; jjronto, j ! , r, There Is a yery3 serious aues tio'n before the next congress re garding the ao-caiied insar glnts. Men who are' permanently oiit of the republican party have no bus iness feeing la,, but men who ok a loray-ont, and found, their : ex cursion nnzatiaiactory ahoald be we'lcoraei back, in this day of i.' " ' W wwNw - t " r 'ay.by 11- C 'fPAST i l.bt., Lregoa- ; . . Manager v.;,, . Editor - Ifanege Jab Dept. OFFICB: t f 4 ' West. 36ih St Chieagn, Marquette Build- . TELEPHONES.' , . 23 S3 Circulatlc Ortce . $8 108 sweety am nor . . . . . . . . 6H3 Oregon, ae acon4-elaea mattar last year i r r f t ... ... k Journal Is a good suggestion. ' The of raw cane . cugar;J or Taw' sugar Portland interests to, help ralley , Right now. some llcksr ought to two-party system -it can not "be expected that -everybody will be lieve exactly as the republicans or democrats believe. In other Words there are more' than two types of minds in America, even la poll tics, and we mtfst bav cuf poli tics so elasUe-.that men.t gene ral trend of mind can work; to gether ani Hot afar csree '-c; all ths details. They, da, ncUc ; anything" else.4 ' ' No ; longer ' ia chhrches are efforts made' to hold the people steadfast t6'a ddctrint. What: we want to lernphasize Is the general idea, and those whose general Ideas trend - of mind, or line of thought is republican should be admitted to the repub lican party. Those who by nature are Insurgents, noflronformist4 can continue to be Independents. They are , not democrats, , they would disturb the democratic par ty. T They are not i republicans; they can not act; in accordance with republican principles, but any of the insurgents who express their determination to continue; republican, - by all fairness must be admitted. We can not deliber ately shut the doors of the repub lican party in the faces of inde pendent thinkers. - The ( party neVer! would be able to carry, an other election. - .1- : ' IT IS TCJ lAVCn , , The Corrallhr Qaette-Time la acting veryfunny, . It was detect ed in an effort made to put some thing over on 'the primary election laW,. and- as usual f on being de tected it has begun abusing the fair-minded and forward-looking republicans. The Mills bill was so thinly dis guised . that its , purpose ahowed through the veneer of sugar-coating and was promptly exposed. It is the biggest farce ever -proposed to intelligent people, and it is in conceivable how' a man with the rntelligea.ee of rjlaade ' Ingalls could so far forget hia good udg meht as to advocate a measure of that - kind.. .Claude Ingalls . is an Old .Kansas', politician, ' and he kndws that in, that state under the system that he would re-tit, the politicians had candidates from every county and; the people had no more of a look-in than If they had been so many rabSltsf. ' The result wai reaction against this nefarious practice., ; The , plan; to bring .this back into Oregon; was properly y detected , and exposed, and as usual ia such eases, those who were exposed are spending their timer berating the people who want aa honest primary. KTND HEARTS It is true that the world fs still sympathetic. WTith all the hard ness of our busineae education, we. ere pntttng ia the softening process of human feelings always. The aotelOpes id Montana,- the starting deer in Alaska, and the wild horses of eastern Oregon are torching the hearts of the ' people and the response is being made to feed these- animals.: Fortunate ly the world is coming' to a. more sensitive and sympathetie under standihg not only for the people but for the charge orer Which we have control. ' It is easy enough t0 kill off the. wild animals and shut Our eyes to their suffering, but that is not being done. Money Is being spent and labor 'expended for tb purpose of feeding these animals that they may have their chance of life. sPEmorkcJ up ''The talk of an extra session of tlie legislathre Is 5 premature. While there is a lot of; wort to do, fortunately the committees have been working hard and es pecially the ways and means eora nJittee Will hare its budget ready id a Short time. The ways and means committee is the fflfost com petent and painstaking we have ever known and It Is feaVirig noth ing to chftnee. The repbrt will be o paiaotakiagv so thorough aad so plain that there will be- ho ex cuse for lengthy debates. ;Th leg islature Vlll either Vote it Hip or down and that wilt be the end of Ht. So that wheh he Tiig ap propriation bills come, in they wili be carefully digested and 1 ready for immediate action. doiXg Vert weli the1 ountrJ la doing tery well in 'esublishii a market abroad. The Imports auld exports combined last yearv wele UZMMW The balance of trade was nearly one million 5 dlkr ih" bnr'favor. To be exact the exports were $4,- j- . . j . 590,146,873, , while ;tne imports were $3,610,552,66 That is a healthy condition , and ..one . that will probably prevaU to the 'pros perity of both exporters and im porters. - our exports during i z were inpre 'than the combined ex ports and imports ten years pre vious, or during the year 11 4. hnOTHERS WANT IT for erony children be cause it quickly clears away the choking phlegmy stops hoarse, croopy coughs and allows restful sleep. No sJann&xcroc? when Moth er keeps a botte of . , ; COUGilrlVIirilLDY afr'ys on hand in the home. BeneSta tz. zvz?-.l irfwa perscrjL I. j Il-rciU.i. SolAerrerywLsTa, j. - : v " it u 0 0 0 a a o ci o o o 0Fr eoorae, 70a. want to get your loll money' a worth whan yon bay coal bat ara yau aatisfied tbaVyoo. dot If you ara ia doubt try an order 4 oar kisa- trad al that, cocta iea ia tka ead. It ia tk perfect coal for home oao. i ... i Also. Best. Grade of. , DRY WOOD -Sawed Any Iiength ; ci 0 8 8 0 HILLMAfJ FUEL CO. 0 Broadway a Hood' PHOHB 186S ': POTATOES Ofl D They Are a Life Saver There, I and the Industry 'Looks r .Belter Generally. Now Edilor Statesman:-- ; ' i The potato Jnd ustry is & gamble here in Oregon (as. it is'all over the country.) but the chance to wla is tronger right now; than it has been for a good many-years daef prtaclpiTry to the compulsory inspection law, This- law insures quality which in turn insures de mand. It is the shiftiness . of prices which makes the potato in dustry a gamble. The- f.o.b. prices to the grower for the U, S. No. 1 grade have ranged; all the way from 45c to $8.75 per cwt. during the past seven years. ; The acreage capable or potato production Is so great that any eheduragement . or extra! incentive to the 1 farmer to grow potatoes asually resuHs In overproduction, which generally goes hand in hand wita rock bottom prices. ' Good as Regular Business . T If a person makes a business of raising potatoes year, " after year, and has a reasonable amount of money to carry him over lean years, the result should be profit able. '.. --;, - i On a ranch where -dlviersified farming is carried on potatoes are a . good rotation crop; along with' grain, : flax, and many other crops. On such a farm potatoes can be fed to stock, during years, of : low .prices, and ' this way t be" made ' pfof I table. Zzi i The only " outside market westi ern Oregon has tot her .potatoes Is California. The freightrate from Salem to San Francisco is 35 c per cwt, and as Oregon po tatoes do not command a higher price than California potatoes, the southern potatoes hare an ad vantage over ours Which some times means the difference be tween profit and loss. Potatoes on Xiake X&btsh On new beaverdam ground po tatoes are a life saver. The first year after the land is cleared; it is too raw to grow onions of celery,, but potatoes do very well. They keep the weeds down and are very, good for the soil. The production on this new land usual ly runs about 150 sacks per acre of first class potatoes, which is profitable when potato -prices are errer $1.35 per cwt. ' J. O. HATES, Jr. ' Salem, Oregon,; 5 ? '- ri' Pebrnary Xi; .1925. , ? tke nvie r.nr;ER ECCLTTnOLLEO The Revised;5pray Program oftheOAC Is Now Ready 1 for Oregon Growers . The peacar and prune ' twig miner Is a serious pest of prune, peach and; apricot ia Oregon The larva tunnels . down the in terior of the terminal twigs and kins them. Lately, the pest1 has been found to eat the froit. ...This wormy fruit causes -; mnebr f-eoa-cern. . - ; - - The worm Is of a pinkish , r.or brownish hun, nearly one-half inch in 'length, found in the burrow at the basa of a wilted , tip or spur or about the pit of the fruitiThe adult' Is a small greyish' moth flying with a tig-rag motion. 4 w Two types of injury occur, the first brood blights the buds, caus-' Ing them to fall off, killing jlhe terminal twigs, while the second brood attacks I the frult.3-! an unsprayed ': orchard ! the wormy fruit will often average? IS to 30 per cent ; . I . i. " --";; V. f The control for these insects is. po spray trees with commercial lmerSultur spray It to 100 (1 to 1,0) from late February up to the early, pink stage or the blossom buds. , This is the standard spray Jo Jo 8 BEAVERD1S0I ci'ie LSftEBKH GOOD POTffllJ SIT IViLLCEPLiyTiiaEEuECtSSHiirtlll Selection of Seed, Use of Light Sandy Loam for Soilll and ',; the Planting ot the varfetfes In Demand for Shipping-"- c Also mere, wust be btanaarciiauon: ana men u gon Will Wot Be Beaten in Editor 5 Statesman r As I have often said, there are three essential things to consider when growing - potatoes for mar ket: ,.?:;..i.,r t J..). : ,,' v4ft5 Firsts-Selection of soil. SecondSelection of seed. Third Selection of variety ... of potatoes most in demand for shlp- Potato growing ' In 6jgon me ptusfc jears nas peen saaiy neg- lected.' Seed should be ( the first consiaeration. . - T&e . urbank. Netted. Gem, - and thys ' American Wonder; are the three best rarie- t!es. . Certified seed should be first choice; but If not possible to. get certified. seed of these three varie ties, selection jf of seed' from the fields in the fall at digging time should be the .grower's aim. . r. i Light 'Sandy loam Neepd j Tho next thing 4o consider is the soil, p It Is a Waste of tme and , money to plant potatoes on heavy upland soil; yon cannot get the' grade Of potatoes called, for by shippers. from this soil. Potato growing as a paying business de pend' on planting in light sandy loam,' with the ground in perfeet conditions before . planting, which will insure a good crop and a qual !- r- - ; . I- ' as Used by the Oregon Agricultur al college experiment -station. Llme-stUf ur ? i to -1 0 0 plus lead arsenate 2 to 100 applied just be fore blossomIng;Tiaa given ..excel lent results.., Nicotine sulfate, 40 per cent, at the rate of one pint to TOO gallons of water applied while the trees are in lull blossom, gate practically .100 per cent con trol in some recent' tests. Revised Spray Program Ready The 7 benefit of the latest in formation . on. economic and satis factory control of orchard pests In' Oregon Is offered 'growers in the new retlsed spfay program now ready for distribution. Spray practices for both .western and eastern Oregon are explained, and where ' conditions make : it neces sary, ! additional explanations are given- for southern Oregon.- . v- Different types "of spray mat erials in common use are consider ed in-the new urogram, j The pur pose of . each spray, whether for insect, or disease, pthe composition an: strength for the- different seasons, and the time; of applica tion Tinder? probable J, conditions, are given ! In the list of sprays. Suggestions for unusual or special conditions are brought oat in the text. 1 With this publication goes a' bulletin . on the preparation of spray materials by R. H. Robinson and published by the experimeht station. t The program is pnt out by the extension- service, f , Both J , SXAPPY THINKING NO. 203 Cross Word Puzzle 7T - " T p7 "T To" " & r Tx T ' Z5 V ' "t"T t1 7T "T Iffi M WT mrn- 1: I ---"HP u 37 - -wkr-' -i i 7T y3T " """ "T" T"TT vy 1""" (Answer ! : ACROSS : 1 Genesis; x . . - 5 Not secretive 9 Receiving office (ah.) 10 Befit U 13 Conjunction' 1 - ; 14' Unusual 15 Street, ab.) . ,,A , IT Popular Spanish game- 19 Article: . 20 To place rows one above the other - ' 11 Till sale (ab.) 33 Bog - v - - 25 To pat ia shape 21-Gaseous element occurring in -v air - - 28 Era 1 29 Prefix i meaning against 30, Girl's name lt ' . 3i Pertaining to , 33 Small. .fresh water fish 33. Prefix meaning not ' 3$; Used in catching animals (PL) SafPart of "to be ? . 4V Man's name 41 To wit t iifOt the people (Lat.) 4,5' That is --t y '.' , i $. Atlantic seaport .. 47Fungus;gTowtli 1- 1 ! I I nee .1 the United States ity of potatoes that cannot be; beat- en anywhere in the United eS. Growers Mast Standards w the same , as Idaho,- and h'er is no reason why Oregon potatoes should not eommand :an j equal price. at all. times. , Oiir growers must wake op tff the! condition they are in today instead of; plant ing ail mixed varieties of! pota toes, as they hate been , in ,,the habit of doing In the past. They must standardize their' potatoes and, grow the ! varieties that the trade will call for.- Whr have la pit of potatoes lhatthe. irqWn himself; cannot jtell .what' variety ttey are,; which Is a falf example of the condition in Oregon iatithe present s time? Thife are thousands of aicres Of good potato land In "the Wlllam ette valley that could be used for potatoes, and the yield; wotildl be enough to make It a' vify brofit- able , business raising them, but a loss o the growers if the! three essential things I have pointed oiit are not "followed. - : E. J. MANQlS j : iaangis Mros, Salem, Oregon, i February; 11, 1525,. i i - -"it v lV.vrl -.-- j,; copies may. be had on application to the. College Exchange.. Gorval IIS. ' ' ' . - - -.: - i . I I -. A hick town Is a place where if - . - - i i - the nefgbbors see a light ip your home after nine o'clock they think your hotise Is afire. ' BE EXAMINED AT OUct DO NOt urer,'indeknltey with Files or other Real or Colort dia. ordcts. Examination will feUcvje you jof worry and doubt abou tyour condition arid my treatments win cause; speedy recovery' of your former goo4 health afnd vigor. .: : -. , j, My rreatmene for Piles U GUARAN TEE!?, to cure met the fee for your treatments will be refunded. - - y . ! Gail or. write for my FREE book on Pile aud vthr Rectal auad Colon diser- CHAajiS; pnoTijvr rtfrirr.- fattle orrtCEs: Or 0 n BwiWit'Vq P08-SU Shr BuHtfir tomorrow) DOWN 1 1 A naval station in N. W. ; France J .;- , . 2 Lady , changed to heifer : 3 Taberculosis (ab.) ; 4. In this place ; ' i 1 .5 Pedestals . i .. . 6 Royal .Marines (ab.) 7 Negative,,; - 8 Coin of Denmark -! 11 An edible "mineral 12 God of Love Jf j : 16 Laugh In silly manner 17. Beginnttgrj v-J: - - 1 8, Changes for better i; . 19 Herb of healinz- oronertlea 21 Poetic -name of Ireland 34 An insignificant ' part 26 Jfyself Ur V A continent -'(abh 30 Flower i i'k;-;; 31 "Answer If! von nlAane j (Fr. v; bn inyitationhj I 32 Eibiicar character 34 Ant . .1 i : 3 7 Measure of time 3S Alone .' V . 4 2 -Therefore 43: River in Italy i. .1 44That ia t 1 45I-art of,- ! .VissscawaaaaaBSSraiSSWevSMSSSSSWMaaaBaaHaW II J Ml W,i ! i cm V) rtrnnrrrTiTn " "Phone CLASSIFIED ADVEKTISKHENT3 it -j ... I -.1 , .0 . , . . ;. I . ' 'btiwnnl rar raaeruoa 96 So Money to Loon . Real Eitita - T. K. FO&D (Dvcv La4 Baa Baak) BfcjiOBJB; TOTJ LEJlVXTOUBi BOKX r Q CSJl ilA V S iT i Insured Properly riona 181. peek A Hendrieka; XT. S. AUTOMOBILES kottce SAJLEtt: xtrro .wksckeio - 'Q-. my . apa lor . businas. . , Get or ' 'price before aellins or baying. 403 S. 0nrcM Sti Fhona ?159. Raa. Fhoaa jl06-Br " - - l-j31 SCttKELAR LUTO WREOKUJO CO. Will fbtiy your old car. Highest eatk prica 'lUilt ,1082 N. Commercial St.. l-jlStt Storage lira a! proof baildint. say ana siskt el 4 per moatk, , 1I9B H. Cp Jexaa caraea.' - Xj9tf i 1 j.. arviea. STORAOE .: ; Oixa day and nleht. Waihinr and gtjeasins. ! EIKER AUTO CO. . Corner Liberty and Ferry i mm iai - - ! " 1-fGtf 'AUTO TOPS 3 Hi, -STATIONARY TOPS Tk4.-varr .la4et in aat.top iteaaonacM riee . . - i. o. j. hull ; f FOR RENT FfOH RENT 42 ACRES OF GRAIN ; land. -ha sfii. T ,, ..i iMH OfrjOlCE BOOM TO RENT HOME Ra atty Co.. 169 S. High ; St - 4-fl3 PRINTED CARDS; SIZB 14" BT thi". r -1 trordi&S' 1; r Heni, - pri 10 eenia I ech. Statesman . Baaineaa Office, on JUroana Door. HoiTSB JLKD" APARTMENT fcV-PBONT? 2056-7. I ; . 4-al5tf I IFOR RENT Apartments B CLKAN 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT -i I - m . . . . . . A . ... . . J. H.B lienier. travnm i.M-w," o-ixo JCND 5 ROOM UNFURNISHED ' ApaTt-' I aienta elaaa ia, 46S Ceater. - - 5-117 1 ATKD APARTMENTS--FIRST Floor. furnniht. UIO N. 14th. . 5-fl4 RENT APARTMENTS 89t . 4 CpituserciaL -- ... - ' 4PAUTMENTS--268 N. COTTAGE. Satt 4- 1 THREE-ROOM APARTMENTS ' Partly rnished-.j 30 eath. 626 8. Caprtot I 1 j ! FOR RENT -Rooms " - . ' ... . lose in. Thoije J585 ' fl-IM -4- OOM FOB ; RENT MODERN . HOME. KHrea blocka from etate konaa, tor gen I (heaaaa. Must refereaaaa. Fleaaf aadreaa Jlj oara UUtaimto, b-oliq PRINTED CAWa,-SIZB U" BT TM'r i Wordinc. t'Rootoa to Rent." price 10 I eeata each. Statesmas. Baaineaa ofliee, ( ; FOft REXT--Hoiise ' 7 1URNI8HED: 5 ROOM HOCSB ALL I modern conveniences. 1780 Court. 7113 ft RKNTi ROOM HOUSE, 3000 State street, f 40. , - . WTVVT1S ppttvi'AtYW - !. Reaker - - . " - 81 Oreiron Bldr. T-jSltf miinn liocnviuu GO. WILL BUY HERE il Bel in the Market for iStrawbernes, " , Raspber ries! Currants, Etc, JK. er r; Conserving ; company manufacturers, ; packers, i canners. Xhjs Is .the trade name for the manufacturing ; : department o f 5radhams j & Kerr Bros., wbole ajvti rocrs et .PortlanoV Oregon. I tTMs-j c)Bipany ..will i- be in; the market here for etrawberries rasp berj-ies ,ciurrah.ts, "cherries; tand' objer fruits., during the coming season. . l.j ' - : j jChey arie also contracting for setferal acres, of cucumbers ' for pieties.' .'; . . J hey wQl use sour cherries and Lahjaberts. ;-f:,v:;;; '. I ffTtiefi; bipyer and agent in Salem is 4nd will be , Ward K. Richard son. , It is lively that the Kerr conserving company will contract in, the Salem district for a large pHportloni tt their needs in fruits. s u- . . ..... 1 rnn nn? m it TjPI lAll IE 3.1 u g ;D' kt r. - r. ' g ; !fc u f P. ne wf I J(ir Alp fcfg O A G?tcPf ,A he. f ii N, Jzi y1- ivitU? Ivkb; UMr Unswerto yesterday's Puzzle) 1 1 11 .01 liil - - T 'jLj.sj'InI'- J-dVertlin'g Dept.. . " - ' - ' One woe tU ltKn 8 - s Odo aaoata Ri Miiki' MKtraet. Mr onti 1$ aaomaa' oau-aet, pr eothlia iiauaaa tor any rittwiMuiu- a POR 6ALE--Micellaneouj 8 EIGHT RED MIXTOSa TEN-INCH dinner plate. Excellent eoaditwin. flO. . CaU-iaoW. ....... - FOB SALE ROUND OAS WATER iteater, nearly new, and aa raoaa 7 ctod condiUon. Call fi4U Cheaekela. ' - --' ;'-" ' a"na GOOD PIANO i IK EXCELLENT CON ditiaa. Price ery. reaaoaabla.285, ear Statasmaa.- 8-113 7 SLADIOLA BUUaS BLOOMING aia postpaid fl. A. SCDHII urj.j Co, Salem. 8-tld 50 GLADIOLUS XULBS. BLOOJ4INO aiae, poatpaid $1. Oeorgm Lawler, Bulb Grower, Dept. 126, Tacoma. Waah. 8tl3 DRAG SAWS CHEAP NEW THOMAS portable 4, a.p ail-aaatal constrnction. . Mounted with two wheels. Wheels like a wueelborrow. , Has pulley for eonnec--eioa ra eroMeaa saw, chera. wt. ate' Priced- complete- with blade at a6 each f.o.b Portland. ALASKA JUNK CO. 303 'PreBV Portland, Oregon. Will allow tS credit on saw it ad is enclosed with order. 9 mi Fruit Trees falnots and ehmbbery. High en Ferry. Fmitland Narsery. A. J. Math la, Prep. Phone 1140 M Tsaiais. . ....... ,;...,. 8 J184 ALFALFA. GRAIN. HAY, TIMOTHY aed .straw ruaranteed quality; proiaa sbip- -' stent. Prices apon application. Kichard 'Nyman, Walla Walla. Washiaton. 8fli I yviil&riite Vhll ey "v. v- ".: Nursery - Has a Salesyard at 281 Conrt street, . at Kenne4y's paint shop, opposite Bn , aick'a atore. All kind of fruit aad reoa. Dr. Beio'i B'a eeS) pnwit a epeeiaHy. -. Office phono 1815. Kes. 105F5, Jets Mat his. Prep.- S-dMtt FOR SALEOLD NEWSPAPEE.3, cents a bundle. Cireolatio departatanl - Oregon Stataaatam. - - Beautiful Oregon Rosf ' And eleven ether Oregon songs" to. - (ether with a flno-eoneetion of patriot ' aongs. aaered Bongs and many old tinu f areritea. -i. AXL roa 25o ' : , . 5, . . ; ' . (Special prices la onsntlty lets) Kapartally a4sptble for aekl, oooa jnaaity or homa siagingv ead for , Western Songster, TO psges now fa its third eiiUon . .- T Fuhlisked Br . OBEG0K TEACHXRSl KONTH '1 .! SIS S. Commercial St. Salem, Or. - DRAG SAW FOR SALJi A KIW ONI man power drag saw, all metal eon strnctton; two . wheele -, onder fraa permit machine to be moved like -g wheaibarrow. Several Special feature This has never been need. Will sell at a- snbatantle! redoetiom end- "gif .". tarsas to raeponiihle party. Wah U, ' Meier, Salem, Or, B. S, Box 231 -..;- ajaj Trespass Notices ! For Sale Treeepaea Notlcea, slie 14 tnehee f 9 inches, printed ow god IO enfiot eanvasa bearing tea werde, "Notice If Hereby. Given That Tresspastinr H Stnetly Forbidden On- Thee Premieee TJnde Penalty Of Proeeentton.f Price lSe each or tw for 3Se. Statesman. Publishing Compear, Salem, Oregon, aanaanoaBBBnanaBMBBaaaanBnanBaaB FOR SALE -Lirestoclc 0 WORK HORSE CHEAP PHONE 18P39. ; . " - ; -fl2 VXTIRINARIAN . D. PATTERSON Paona 202 8-W. -d30a FRED W LAN0E, VETERINARIAN Office 480 S. Commercial. Phone 119f Roe. Phone 1668. a-niSStt 3 HOU SEKEEPrNG-ROOMS FULLY for matted. Light and water. Ta tenant a who will assist in care of an invalid in nattttimt hai toh... t o ' - . . " . UVUQ . O I U'A between 9 and 10 morninga ot can at KAn a 4"o. a. VllUirtl. j bk . e- I'M ArOTIOJj" SALE3 10 AUCTION SALE 348 PRONT STRKET. , Thursday. Feb. 12, 1:30 p. m. P. N. Weodry, anetmeer.' - 10-112 AUCTION SALE FRIDAY. 1:30 P. M. -t-8&e Hyt arreet nenr Commercial Btreet. F. K. Wood ry, aactioneer. , : WOODrOR gALD 11 LENAKER SAWS 'WOOD Phone ?097J. Il-ml2 DRY WOOD, IX) UK FOOT AND"" 1 f Tap,. - " LU wood V to- Fhona . 1879-W. - v- . lym lSt INCH . BLOCK WOOD tt.fi VZH . Tload; 4 loads fl. Phone 1879-W, "a GOOD COAL DRY WOOD -PROMPT DELIVERIES HILL MAN FOElr CO. PHOJiSV 185 "; i ll-i28t DST WOOD FOa SALE ilieae 154 rf WOODSAWING JUDD AND SCHMIDT, Phono 143. .. . . ll-jltU D3Y SLAB WOOD F03) SALE A Second growth. Fbone 1758. -HF22 WB CAN -SUPPLY TOUB WOOD Al tesaonsble prieee. OeU 143. Jndd. the Woodaaw Man.. - n-fn BEST GRADE OP WOOD - ft. aed 18 Inch. . --.-..t -Dry mill .wood. . ; - ' ' Dry nnd rreeni ttHI wod. - t : - jy eecoat ri l.z. Dry a&d old fir. Dry 4 ft. ash. - , . FRID , WLLS . ....... Prompe delieery and reasoosbir rrfrr 880 South Church. Phone 154 ll-nej BEST SECOND GROWTH FIB 87; ft 99. OaU 1181. . !!- 4 i 4 M .INOa AND e FOOT WOOD CF AH 4 kinds.- Prices reasonable and prompt delivery. Phone 1058-W.- - li-alatl 18-INCH OLD Fill, 4 FOOT OLD FIR, .aeeond growtl oak and aaa. Phono I9FS. M. D. frfitd tfr.T WANTED TO OONTRA CT . . Cucmbera for pickle. Ward lw I.tLara-i. ASH PAID FC TV. PALS'? TESTH ' dental rli, piet;.-3ii"s 4J c Tcarded seweirr. Hoka kmtiun, . n , 1 . : Mil , Co, Otaejo, Miehiaju . , 13 jiJU 4