Till! OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY" MORNING, JUNE 11, 1925 ! i ! i Issued Datl Ese.pt Monday by 215 fioata Commercial B. 3. H.adriesa. i"ta 3. ti p. K. Lo,a Loslio fimllh Vaneger -Managing Editor . -1 .Telegraph Fdltcr AndreA Boaek. Society EiiUr aczxBEs or thb dl.fcf? e,ui,T wtitlad to the nss for publication' f aH sows SWUW koUlLH 0t tk,nri, i U papor and else the locai BUSINESS Clark C. Xw Tore. 141-14S Portlaad Office, 136. War eoetor Bldr, TELEPHONES St r BBS , Circulation O'fiea Baalneea Offle ' ews Depsrtaaeat zs-ios Joh Department Xatm4 tt tfc Foatoftte ta Balm. June Hi 1025 . v IT SUItELY TiVILL: Be sore your sin will find yott out 22:23. - - - T - - .v - FLORICULTURE A GREAT ASSET TO SALEM The principal theme of the vman of this morning is Floriculture, and a splendid showing is made of the rapid growth of ment is to render Salem one this country, or in the world The real "City BeautifuU" on account of its natural setting and the, peculiarly favorable soil and climatic conditions here for the production of trees ancLplants and flowers of texture and color and combination making up the sum of transcendent beauty in f And the showing made might be extended here almost indefinitely. .There is scarcely a home, in all Salem, or in any of its suburbs, that is unworthy some outstanding feature of floriculture x- In fact, Salem says it with flowers ' - ' . And says it with flowers than can be found in many a population. ; . s . Salem is as much a Rose City as Portland, and more so, in fact in comparison to size and population. ' Our curbs here are lined with miles and miles of rose hedges, f And Salem is more a city of bulb flowers than any otheron this coast, and we grow tulip bulbs as fine as any grown in Holland; and finer than are produced elsewhere Jn-the United States. The Salem Floral Society has done and is doing much good work; but it has not done and is not doing any thing ap proaching the amount of good that it should do. It has a small membership of devoted flower lovers of their city .... But it should have 5000 members, each paying $1 a year dues, and the money expended in the encouragement in many ways of efforts to make Salem more and still more beautiful. What this society needs is general public support.' v Floriculture is a great asset to Salem. 1 It has "money .value. There is good business in beauty. Make Oregon's capital city as attractive as Nature prepared the facilities to render it, and it will attract and hold an ever ; increasing number of the most desirable people. J i f, ! OUR POULTRY Paul V. Maris, director of the extension work of the ; Oregon Agricultural college, writes to W. C. .Connor, editor ' of the Northwest Poultry Journal, Salem as follows : "Mr. Cosby spoke in a very complimentary ! way of your activities in connection with the " v .. poultry meeting held in the Salem Chamber of Commerce rooms at Salem on Thursday night, ' ' , June 4th. We have found it somewhat difficult to- make contracts in Marion county, owing to the lack of a personal representative there, and ' i K:-1 assure you that we appreciate your activities in placing Mr. Cosby in touch with the poultry men of your district." , ! 1 ; There is to be no further difficulty of making contracts between the poultry, department of the Oregon Agricultural college, of which Prof. Cosby is the head, and jthe poultrymen of. the Salem district. A big. meeting is being planned for September, of all the leading poultrymen of Marion and Polk 4 counties, attended by; the .college authorities; and at this meeting it is proposed to effect an organization of the poul trymen of these two counties, for mutual benefit in many 1 ways, including the holding of a winter show annually in . Salem. - J. Salem has the chance to become the Petaluma of Oregon '. r ".....;,; v ';,:J.i"":... tlf. M Vr'0lVl And this would be one of the very biggest things that could possibly happen to this city. It would mean a $20,000, 000 annual poultry industry for this district, and then some. This is the best poultry country in the world, and our people must be brought to unanimously realize this, and to work according to the knowledge; Our poultry industry 4s boom ing." But it is not growing.a tenth as fast as it ought to grow. QUARANTINED . California quarantines against Oregon cherries and pota toes. Heretofore she ha3 furnished one of Oregon's best markets for this product. And her free and skillful use of this protective investment w;orks hardship !on Oregon grow ers. It ignores the principle of reciprwitjr'andforces even her own citizens to put up with inferior products. " It is generally admitted that Oregon potatoes are super ior in quality to those grown in any other section of the .Pacific coasL''- V ',' y-:;. . .jiNC :-:v:rKd-'k:::4 "r The basis of the quarantine is the Colorado beetle which has been found in few places in Eastern Oregon. This insect attacks only the green vines and it appears to the observer's that the quarantine if invoked at all should ply cnlr to these vines and not to the portions of the Willamette Tsl!cy whereno beetles 'have been found. (,iK$SX' The qcarsiitine'on cherries is mireasonatlalriie' it'aisi applies to f Jctliss ci the state where the evil which is aimed fit. does not exist. And to shut out this fruit which has taken 1 10 sUuIUa COafPAXT Hi.. Salens Oregon v 1 W. H. Hsndarsoa ..Clrcalstlon afsoagsr Ralph H. K letting advertising Manager - , , , mamifwr mm twin. E. A. K ho ten Livaatoek editor i W. C Conner Poultry fcditor associated pbzss OmCI: Wat 86th Clltn. Vmuit. k.iia j log. W8. Grotawahl, Mgr. . - Phone 47 BRoadway. Albert Byera, Mgr. - lis : Society I (liter . 1M Oregon, u aeeond-slae MtUr Numbers Slogan pages of The States the spirit whose full develop of the most attractive cities in . which it has a right to become, of a word picture pointing to - i that are finer, on the average city very much larger in total INDUSTRY so j long to mature and which is an extensive crop fn this State, "from so large aifare is branded as unnecessary 1 Our sister state by thus exercising her legal right sub jects herself to the criticism of unfairness. Her action lends color to the accusation that these quarantines" are cloaks of protection for her own industries. Let us hope her horticul tural authority will modify these terms and foster reciprocal relations with Oregon in the marketing of all vegetable and horticultural products. .. . ...... . . i. , .. "t CRIME The federated women's clubs of Indiana at their biennial meeting have gone on record crime news. By resolution they state publish no crime news period of two weeks. During this period of time note will be made of the effect of the omission on the Sentiment opposing1 publication of crime news arid scan dal is evidently increasing. And the press will if this growth of sentiment'eohtjnues f eel the necessity of choosing- between its present attitude and the opposite extreme, f For ! organi zations to take the lead in this matter of public welfare is encouraging and will result in WHOSE NEGLECT? , ' On the streets at midnight without parents or guard ian. the j uvenile court, ; parents r in tears, remorse, dis grace. Where were the parents while these children were wandering the streets? Why allowed to be absent from the home during these dark and been negligence, indifference mission? The law says punish and include the parents for their , While others sigh for warmer, drier weather the straw berry man smiles and gathers in his slow ripening and abun dant crop ' :- ' -In beautiful flowers, trees civic spirit of Salem is surely MY HUSBAND'S Adele Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE Copyright by Newspaper Feature Service : CHAPTER 533 ; The Verdict Dr. Foxham Gave j : " Irs. Durkee - Dr. Foxham struck a bell, and from an Inner room a white-uniformed nurse appeared, and stood quietly waiting for bis directions. He gave her a low-toned order. of which I heard hut the one word "alcohol,"- and she went; back again to the other room, to appear again in a moment with; a small wheeled table bearing a tray npon which I saw a bottle of alcohol, some absorbent cotton, a .glass of some ; solution in ; which stood a pair of, forceps and small,, oblong deep pan, covered with a cloth. I From a gauze - wrapping, . the nurse took a pair of rubber glaves and the physician put them on." I already had removed; Mrs. Dur kee's coat, and . pulled up her sleeve i to Xhe shoulder land - the nurse uncovering, the pan; picked 1)OR0HY DAKNIT" witLyou please PUT IT IN THE IS LOVE BILLY'S UKCLE - " " - . ' ' : . r ' . l ' anamoai awmaamw mmmm 1 ' , " """ " nasanuBasnna ssnnnnnsm NEWS in the matter of publishing urge the newspapers of their nor divorce proceedings for a sale of the papers concerned good to the public and the press; dangerous hours? There has and social crime. Whose com in this punishment why not neglect of duty? . ' and shrubs the aesthetic and expressive. " ' C up a small lancet with the forceps and turned to Mrs. Durkee with a reassuring smile. . , . v . "It won't take but a second, and It won't hurt much. Just Imagine, you've pricked your finger with a needle. - , . . "I told you I wasn't a baby,' she said and Dr Foxham without further speech, drew a tiny quan tity of blood from her arm, de posited a drop upon a glass slide, and went swiftly into the inner room, while the nurse sponged the arm again and put a urop of iodine upon it before following him. "What do you suppose he wants that for?" my .little friend asked me wondering!?."' ; 'f"".Z "I haven't the slightest idea," I returned mendaciously.. although I rhad a very definite notion of the physician's purpose. ' "V.V'" Madge Diverts Mrs. Durkee. ' "I ' wish he'd hurry up, she said impatiently after a' few,! min ute's' wait. . "That taxi-driver could run away with those suit cases as easy as not, while; we're waiting In here. I'd . never'" for give myself if Dicky's suits were stolen after I ' made you pack them." ": - . " ; i "But I wrote his number down," I explained carefully, secretly glad that she had hit upon some sub ject to occupy her attention until the physician's return. .'"And you. know the company Is one of the most -reliable In the city.. I don't think there's a chance in the world of, the man being dishonest.' He Sure: dcwt ( VOU DON X FORGET. THrS ME TO PAV r"OR A FIFTY I IT, DO "YOU? CENT PIECE V asX -w '- - had an honest face, " don't yon thlnkf" j- . I added the last query purpose ly. Her flufflaess rose to the bait promptly. . -"It that isn't' exactly like you, Madge Graham," she sputtered, "Judging people by - their faces! Why, I've heard Alt say that some of the, worst' scoundrels in the world had the frankest, most open faces.". "I'm Not Afraid, Doctor." ; "No doubt ne s right, I re turned, "but you can't make me believe that taxi-driver is going to run oft with our things. : How ever, if you're nervous about him, III go out and see if he is still In front of the house." r ; f She clutched me by the sleeves as I started to rise: , "Don't you dare leave me here, she whispered. '"I'll buy Dicky i whole putfit if his suitcase is gone, but you musn't leave me," " " ; "Alright.; We aim to please," I retorted with a forced little laugh which died in' my throat, as' Dr, Foxham came back into the room. I searched : his face furtively, found nothing in his, grave in scut able expression to reveal what dis covery, if any, he had made in his laboratory. Then-he smiled down at Her Fluf finess. '. ''; "I'll only have to keep you a few minutes longer," he said. "I Just want to have a look at that place under your arm where the pain comes.' Can you undo your gown easily?" , . "I'll be her maid," I said promptly, and in a few seconds Dr. Foxham was making a most care ful and exhaustive examination of my little friend, although he con sumed only the few - minutes the had named.) But when he had fin ished he looked from her face to mine as if debating how to couch his verdict. 5 . ; - . I'm not afraid to hear It, doc tor,"" little Mrs. Durkee shrilled. la it?'-' . ;; :.(; Her voice faltered on whatever dreaded : word she had meant to utter, and I put a protecting arm around her, while Dr. Foxham spoke quickly.; 'We cannot call it anything definite yet. except a growth of some kind, but -" My little friend dropped my hand to which she had been cling ing, drew herself erect and looked up at the tail physician with a composed face and brave, steady eyes. ; ; ?But you advise an operation. Is that what you mean?" : (TO BE CONTINUED) R R r r.t . u k e P5 z r t4b K b c i I Learn frcin Those Whcni I Have Cured Y FREE book on Piles and other Rental and Colon dis orders Contains dozens of letters volun tarily written by prominent patient whom I have cured. Many of thear cases were of over 15 years standing, and had made invalids of the sufferers. Send or call for this book TODAY and learn how these people, one and all, old and young, were restored to health. Learn how positive is m WRITTEN CUARANTEE tr core any ease of Pilrs or RE FUND THE PATIENT'S FEE. DEAN. M.D.IrK D OFEfCES: SEATTLE OFFItCS! Dr D man suiia ni aomz ikrtr BiiUdia, a ti-i an aMAi ri otm and pins. EX GONNA PAY? . t PORTLAM J ftv Vl I. :1 Hie f i CTtt Crr con fetatetfman railialind Tery moraine (cxrept Mob- Local Rates For Classified Adyertixbz IHilr or Sunday 2 cents per word 5 eontt per word 8 cents per wend On tims Three tinea Six tii Obc aaatk, daily and Saaday . 20 cents per word la order to oara the more than on time rate. adTertisement aaost raa in connect! tire itsneo. No ad takes for less thaa 25 tents. Ads run Snnday only cnarrod t oas-tima rats. ' AdTsrtisemeats (except 'Person -Is" and "Situstioos Wasted") will betaken over the telephone 11 the advertiser it a subscriber to phone. : The Statesman will reeeiTS adTer tisements at; any time of the day or nirht. To . iBiors proper elsisifiea tions ads should bo in before 7 p. as. TELEPHONE SS or ESS 4 Money to Loan On Real Eats to " T. K. FORD (Orer Ladd A Bush Bank) BEFORE YOtrnCAYE TOU HOME Ott CAR HAVE IT Insured Properly Phono 161. Becks Jk Bank Bid-. Hendricks. V. S. 4-38-tf The Lutheran Settle ment Bureau will help both HOMESEEKER AKO HOMESELLER with ' Oregon ' Incorporated Real Estate A Insurance, Phone X013 Victor Schneider, see y. . Booms 4-5-6, D'Arey Bids. a 8 AUTOMOBILES 4 WE WRECK 'EM Parta for aU cars. ' Wo aell for lesa. Oet our pricea on trailers. Baleaa Auto wreckinc- Jo sua b. , caurcn street. Phono 2159. IsStf SCHEELER ACTO WRECKING CO will buy your old car. Highest cash price paid. 1085 N. Commercial St. 1)1 3tf AUTO REPAIRING 3 QOOD 8ERVICK FAIR PRICK. MED- liK LJ-S:.MiOUi UAKAUE. lien oral repairing, asseccories.tiros. Miller and South Commercial. Phono "564. 8m26tf AUTO TOPS SEE US FOR TOP- AND PAINT WORK. O. J. Hall Auto Top Paint Shop. Rear fire department. 5-al6tf The Statesman cover county news more thoroughly than, any other paper in Marion county. Our special correspondents do it. . Salem residential property la In one of the greatest booms ever known in the district. Prosperity is rapidly - becoming evidenced. Boost for Salem. T . SALEU UARKETS v ) Prices quoted sre wholesale and are pricea received by farmers. So retail prices ara fien: i . GRAIH AJTO CAT No. 1 soft hite wheat . ....11. 4 7 S1.46 60e No. 1 soft red wheat Oata . .i ,,r Cheat hay .112 15 -15 oat hay Oat and vetch hay . PORK. MUTTON AJTO BEEP Hogs. 160-300 ewt. $12.00 Hog. ZOO-Z50 wt. - i.tl.75 Hogs, 250-300 ewt. , 11.50 Lirht sows . 10c Dreeaed Teal , , .13c Cowa 4aix Dressed pork .1515e 99He Lambs . POULTRY Heavy hens"- - ,,, . Light hona - .18(21 Broilers .. . . .....18226 BUTTBRPAT BOOS, BUTTEB, Creamery bntter ..-..45gi)46c Butterfat. deliTsred:. ...-.! 41e Milk, per ewt. . ... $1.90 Eggs, standards 2S3ne Pullets , 2c YOU NEED NT f3UTj WORRY. MAM, Wl PAY YOU SMC i. TO- MORROW rlOKNIIMQ (OappilU!' S as e HELP WAXTEI 311 11 FIRST CLASS )PI3. DAIRYMAN Inooire 1 U2tf SALESMAN 15 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPP.PPPPPPPP P P , P P P Pv : WANTED P P P P SALESMAN WITH CAS P P P P - . JP P P P Listings and bayern furmished. P P P P Yon show property listed by P P P P us to buyers furnished by s. P P P P Under our system yon produce P P P P steadily from the start. Unas- P P P P nal opportunity for advance- P P P P meat to aalesmsaagera position. P P P P Our own officers in Selena and P P P P Portland. See Mr. Parker nor- P P P P aonally. AT ONCK. P P P P PARKEhV REALTY CO. P P P P 409 D. S. Xat'l Bank Bldg. P P P P Commercial at State. 15m20tf P PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP WANTED-tEmploymont 10 EXPERIENCED LADY WILL STAY with children 'evenings or afternoons. Phone 803-W. lill STENOGRAPHER FIVE TEARS EX- . perience, desires part time work. Box G74 ears Statesman. ; il" PRACTICAL NCRSINO A5D MATERN ity work. Jhono 1756, I9I18 FOR GARDEN PLOWING, digging and teans work. BASEMENT nhoae 16F3. 19ml4tf FOB RENT 21 HOnsF. AND APARTMENTS PHONE 9056J. t. .- . --. . .. 31nl5tf FURNACE AND GARAGE IN SMALL cottar. On -Daring; to lesis fcr $2.50 month. Lsrge 8-room close I for $35; 6-roora $30; 5 room -flat down town $35; two- ; Tniim 11 21" Others.- Heck a A Hen dricks. IT. S. Bk. Bldg. 21J4U PRINTED CARDS. SI2E 14" BY 74" wording "For Kent.'' price 10 cents each. Statesman Business Office, on ground floor. .... . GARAGE? BUILDING FOR LEASE. Csn give long term lease on excellent building. .Fosesicn July First. Five smaller storo rooms for laaae, $60 to $125. Becks Hendricks., U. S. Bk. Bldg. i - aijstf FOR RENT Apartmemta 23 ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. 1311 23J17 Court street. FOR RENT FURNISHED APART- ments. Reasonable. 19o Aorth Sum mer. Call after 4. j!2 CLEAN S ROOM DOWNSTAIRS APART- ment, clos in adults. 446 Union street. . 23m24tf FOR RENT APARTMENTS 891 N. Com mercial.. ' . saw ; ' 1 , 11 NURSES OR TEACHERS, ETC, Here's modern largo -room flat " For rent $35. Close to hll schools, hospitals, library, state house, business. Furnace, laundry, water heater, rangea, etc. Im mediate possessions Becks Hendricks U. S. Bk. Bldg. " ' ' 23)4tf FOR RENT Rooms 4 25 FURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH FOR g-entleman. Stnetly mooern homo Four blocks front Capitol, Address So, cars Ststesmsn. 25ml4tf PRINTED CARDS. SIZE "14 BY 1W wording. 'Rooms to Kent, price iu cents each. . Statesman Business office, gronnd floor. FOR RENT Houses ' 27 HOUSE FOR RENT.. CALL AT 51 27jil N. Cottage. FIVE ROOM MODERN HOUSE, 88 N. 17. ; . - . . . zilia FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED 7- rootn house at 399 Mission street. Mrs. John Msurer. 27jl3 FOR RENT DWELLING AT 1059 Ssg- insw: $20 per month. Call at States man business office, or Becks h Hen dricks ' - 87s8tf WANTED TO RENT 31 BY ' RESPONSIBLE PARTY HOUSE in desirsble location. Write or phone G. C. Gillespie, Stsndnrd Oil Co, Sslem. .... 31jl2 COUPLE PROFESSIONALLY EM- ployed wsnt home for themselves ana two email children - before July 1st. Requirements: - Two bedTooms and atudy in' modern house centrally locat ed where there are no other small children; ' breskfsst snd dinner - for selves; all "meals and part care for children. Will pay liberally for satia faction. Reply Bok -jIIS csre States man, giving, soar ess, psone Bumper snd spproxlmste1 terms. 81 jl 8 suppp r YOUR DlOfjTY s 2 WANTED MARSHALL STRAWBKR-, ries, paying 7c lb. Ward K. Richard son... . ,5 i asjii WANTED FIRST AND SECOND MORT gages, i Party will buy if torn discount is allowed. Home Realtv Co, 1 S. ' High. Open evenings, w :30. f 3Sjl9 WOODRY " THE AUCTIONEER BOYS nsed furniture for eash. Phoao 511. j SSatf HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ! USED stoves, tools, furniture. Stiff Used . Goods Pept, opposite court house. 35m22tf CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH dental geld, plntinnm and discarded jewelry. ' Hoke Smelting and Refinery Co Otsego. Michigan. 85j27tf WANTED STRAWBERRIES, j CCR rants. Royal Anno and Montmorency cherries, Bartlett pears, blackcaps. Ward K. Richardson. j 3.yjll WANTED PRIVATE MONEY FOR fsrm loans. We htve several applica tions en hand. Hawkins a Roberts, Ine 205 Oreron Bldg. Sdl4tf FOR RAT.K 87 RESTAURANT. rONFKCTIOXEKV Foun tain and tobacco - eniabiire. Iirinc rooina in rear.- Dotag ol ' business. Reasons for aelling. - Easy - terms. J. Bachant. 341 N. Com'l. ; ! 37jl2 LEATHER HANDBAG, FINE COXDI tion; $61 Cost $16. -724 care Htate man. , 3"jl3 HUGHES ELECTRIC RANGE, i LESS than half price. Perfect condition. 6oti ', X. Com'l St. Phono 1705 J. ; 87J11 FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPER8, TEN ' eenta a bundle. Circulation department Oregon Statesman. S7tf SELL US YOUR USED FURNITURE H. L. Stiff Furniture Co. Used Goods Dept. Op posits court honse. 87m22tf USED LUMBER. -INQUIRE 14TH AND Osk. Phone 1622-W. 37J14 ONE UPRIGHT BOILER, MUST D1S. pose of same. "Cam you use it I Call . Cobba Mitchell Co.. 349 So. 12th St. ' Phon 813. . r 37jll FOR SALE RECLAIMED AUTO PARTS for all cars. Save 50 to 80. Tops, bodies, trailers. Mike's Auta Wreck ins Hons. 245 Center. Phone 898. 87n28tf RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE "3 BY f" 50 receipt forms in book, IS csntt per book or two for 25 cents, States man office, 215 South Commercial St., Salem. ' 'avf2.Mf - FOR SALE Livestock 39 VETERINARIAN DR. PATTERSON Phone 2028.W, Rt. 2. Box 29. i 39j2tt GOOD FARM AND ORCHARD; HORS- es. Guaranteed as represented. : Har ness for sale. Milk cow. . Reasonable. C. L. Reed. Fa irr rounds. , 3jll FRED W. LANGE, VETERINARIAN Office 420 S. Commercial. Phone 1198. Res, phono 16d8. 89m23tf WOOD FOR SALE 43 WOOD FOR SALE - ! Old growth fir 4 foot and 18 inch. -Second growth 4 foot. Limb wood. Ash 4 foot. Phona 1307. 43J26 16-INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTH oak and ash, Phoao 19F3. M. D. May field. . 43flatf BEST GRADE OF WOOD 4 ft. and lfl inch. Dry mill wood. . j : . Green mill 'wood. : Dry aecond growth fir. Dry and old fir. Dry 4 ft. ash mspls and oak., Prompt delivery and reasonable price, 280 Sooth Chnreh. Phono 1542, 43m6tf GOOD COAL DRY WOOD i , PROMPT DELIVERIES I ! HILLMAN FUEL CO. . PHONE 18SS 48!?tt FOLTiTRY AND EGGS 45 EAT ORPINGTON CHICKENS.; CUM- mingn. 94F13. J 4Sj 1 S mSCELIiANEOU8 51 &ALk&l" L i.Li" A.Sii" TK A.N f rt T Moving our specialty. Equipped fol 11 kinds of hsuling. Dry wood and eoal always on hand at' best prices. Dsy phones, 529, and 13. Night phon 1606. Real Service, 752 Tradr Street, Salem. 51m2flt1 IXST AND FOUND S3 LOST SHEPHERD DOG: PORTLAND license. Answers ntme Laddie. O. V. Roush, 330 Pine St., Portland, Ores. - , 53jl3 FOUND ' ON MY PREMISES, ROBE and cushion. Owner can have ssmo by proving property and paying for this advertisement, 775 N. Coltsse St. vtji l " Tiy Charles iilcllanua au. TUFU veil CAN HAVE y OLD ICE OACK aanaanaBnuuuussBBnannuaMnamnBn 4' - V. V - i