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WEDNESDAY-MORNING, JULY 1, 1925' 3 TOE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON 7? ? I !--' laaaa Daily Cxt.pt Ifoada fcy TWM STATESMAN TUBLUUIMQ COaTPAjr SIS Boat Counarci! tit, Bales, Or.goa B. ' J. Baaricka rr4 J. Tm UitU 8mita -Uaaar.r I W. rf. Haad.na. CireaUtioa Uutir - DJu... ' S-t-.b. U lI.l. A-,:s-. a .TaWgraph ZditoriK. A. Kliuta.. ... ..t.WwKock Editor jty Editor w. c. unit , Konitry Editor 7s7 i MXMX T TUB ASSOCIATED PBE8S 7 jtj rVvH 7" Tka AaaoeUte Praaa Is eieloatvoly titled to tho a for Mioottoa of all aawa 4 UpaiesM erodiut to it or aot olaorwiao croditod ia tail papar aa4 la Uo local Mil pabtUaod koroia. , y ... " -'t ,- .v, BUSINESS OFFICE : . , -f-v Taaau J. Clark Ca, Haw Yore, 141-144 Wot teta St, Okie go, U sNMtto Ball- - . inc. W. 8. Grotawaal. Mgr. Fvrtlaad Offieo, S3 Worcutor Bldf-, Phono eS7 B Roadway, Albert Byera. Hft. Baflaoaa Offlra , kfawa OopanataM a Bwpartaaat i TELEPHONES SI fitt ClreulaUom Offlea as-lOS Bociaty Editor 58t . I8S . 104 Katarad at the Poatofflea la Salem, Oraraa. at eeoead-elaaa mat tar " . i. toss ' v i ;TB F?RST COMMANDMENT: Thou shalt hare no other gods Before fine. Exodus Z0:3. ! GREAT NEED OF DEVELOPMENT f ' a The Statesman of last Sunday contained a statement of an editor of a farm paper in the East that no more reclamation .work is needed, nor will be for a long time-?-, - While we find President Coolidge saying that, "Even now, - we consume more calories of food in this country than we produce' and that .'.'our only agricultural exports of conse qnence are cotton, meat product and wheat'and as to the two latter it mast e plain that the scales will shortly turn against ;us.". ... i; ;;7 ; ;;,. ' v And we find another estimate that by the year 1950, only 25 years hence, the population of our country will be 150,000,000 people; and that it is absolutely necessary that we add to the farm producing qualities of our lands jn order that we may feed this additional 40,000,000 mouths..' - ' It is not necessary thM we should produce all we consume. We will' find it profitable' to import some foodstuffs; but it is important that we should be self sufficient in the things we can produce with good profits, and which will aid in our manufac turing development like sugar, wool, flax, potato starch, and hundreds of other articles. , ' Our greatest need is development along the lines of both . reclamation work and diversification of crops. " .i ' , . The Statesman regrets the inuendo in the heading of an article concerning Henry W. Meyers, printed on the first page I of yesterday's paper. $trj Meyers has made a generous offer I to the Salem hpspitat goffering to furnish the funds to build two hew wings; to receive an annuity during the life. time of himself and Mrs. Meyers and then the loan to be cancelled; no part i the principal to ever, be paid. Te Statesman reporter made it appear that Mr., Meyers made the offer in order to have a position for life. That is not the truth. The Statesman does not wish to be put in the position of giving currency to an untruth about any man or woman, or of doing any person an injustice. And the writer believes that there isaltogether too much of such inaccuracies and injustices done by most newspapers these days. A DANGEROUS SUBJECT The prf ss carries report of professional prizefighting be tween two young men recently prominent in the athletics of two old and honored educational institutions. That the event was. a disgrace to the men is generally conceded. .That the moral tone of college athletics by such performance is lowered la obvious. And the question arises could anything else, be expected from the kind of inter-collegiate "boxing" contests which have been growing more and more punitive as they have become more and .more commercialized? When does a hose made bloody or brain and body fobbed of the power ,to retain equilibrium as the result of sledgehammer punches, R EA BUYS FOR BARGAIN DAYS ONLY Discontinuing The Following Open Stock . Dinnerware: Designs: Princess Dogo white and gold.. less 20 Empress Imitation Mint on........ less 20 Pink Rose Spray ....... less 25 ? Beaumont Small Rose Border, less 20 The abdve are patterns that have been carried in our. regular stock 'from three 1 to five years. All standard stock. Make ; selection early. Vv. Many real useful kitchen and household articles throughout the store. .f ; See the Windows for many. real, - useful bargains : signify "boxing"' and when "prizefight" ? What educational pride must swell the heart and the head of the college athletic coach as he trains the boys for these contests ! How altruis tic the taxpayers feel when theyi understand that their money is going .to pay for .this marvelous type of physical training! What elevated ideals in Jack Johnson, Luis Firpo, et al! v , Boxing between friends may be ah admirable sport and within the - walls of the ; local gymnasium under the direct supervision of a well-poised educational director and with no other emolument than the love of athletic sport td encourage, it is no doubt of value. - v Inter-college boxing contests introduce the element of such intense rivalry as to render it ajcin to the brutal prof es sional game. It is a notable fact that the ethics of inter collegiate boxing have speedily descended to very low levels. Advantage is taken in the contest of every weakness or pain and the severest punishment possible is purposely inflicted and this in the face of the sacred ideals of college training. t What will hinder college "boxing" from making feeders for the prizefight so thoroughly discredited by decent people because of its attendant graft, fakery, brutalityand lawless ness? ' 7-;-'. 7-7:-' -j - ':' -:;--7"-. The United States government should permit boxing only under conditions where it cannot be commercialized. Every state in the union should outlaw brutality and physical crime now committed in the name of prizefight. And even colleges should make sure they are not encouraging 4hs :..evil in'fheir athletic "boxing" contests. ; ' 1 ';; : 1 Bits For Breakfast I p- : Another rare June day. ' l-l .; "- Salem is to hare 10-cent milk; 10 cents a quart straight. - . Cucumbef a. Slogan subject to morrow. Cool subject, and the In dustry Js defcldedly growing in the Salem district. If , you can v help the ; Slogani editor, please do so, today. 7 5 . '-r n s" : The Tfuly number, of "The Lariat,'?, of which Col. E. Horer is editor, is one of the best ever pub lished of that magazine,, which, is a'jnonthly" roundup of western discussion and criticism devoted to higher standards of literature and on broad cultural lines of expres sion." It is a magazine of the poets and literary people of the western country. ' t Col. Hofer baa Just returned from .a "to"ur of Lairiatland," which means that' be - swung around- a circle of 2100 miles in ten days running " time and six days visiting, going by auto as far as Reno, Nevada, and back . home by way of California7 points. He went to look up , western writers for the Lariat Story "Magazine, LAST TIMES TODAY ' f , ontho scresn m vsy with r Betty Bxythe th spctcto ' Snstion of7 two -continents OREGON which is to appear on the flews stands July 15. . , t '' 7' S The-'way things are going, Sa lem is to be on the literary map of the world in big letters. ' V ' '.The black cherries are coming in and rolling out nicely now. The Brooks pool, or Association pool, sent' a car Sunday, and has;: an other about ready. . It wii "go today, with - perhaps another on Friday.' Tbe Young & Wells peo ple J are working on their second car,i which is about ready. Denny & Co. sent their first car yesterday morning, had another caff- about ready last night, and will ship still another one from Salem tonight, and also one from McMinnviUe. The-canneries and barrel men are fairly loaded withgjftoyal Anns. ' - - v: i ' Heturped to California . Extradition papers were Issued from the governor'! office yester day for -the return of Dale 'Wil liams to Los Angeles, were he Is wanted for grand larceny and em bezzlement. W. B. Barr.j police lieutenant, left with his , prisoner last night. Williams, bis wife and another man and woman were ar rested about a week ago upon tele graphic advice from the south, they were traveling north in an Oakland coupe and were picked uP by State Traffic. Qfficer Reinhart. LIQUOR ARRESTS MADE HOTEL EMPLOYES HELD FOL LOWING. PARTY BY AGENTS -WASHINGTON, June 30. (By Associated Press.) Four employ es of the Mayflower, Washington's newest fashionable hotel, were ar rested today under the prohibition law as a sequel to an alleged .'pre- Last Times TODAY f . - -1 Have you an Extra Pair of Glasses , j Everyone hasta change of clothing why not of ' GLASSES?, Staples iQptical Company a .-: ' Corner State and Higli Streets PORTLAND. - ; w .'.fr-1 r SALEM, OREGON at Expert Automobile Mechanics , Our shop is in charge of Horace Wooley who "has had 15 years of automobile me chanical experience here in Salem, And who no doubt many of you know. We are equipped to take care of your automobile troubles. Our prices, are reasonable. And all of our work is guar anteed. Come in and give us a trial. ; F. W. Pettyjohn Co. 365 N: Commercial St. , Phone 1260 f EOUND TKIP. FARES St. Paul $74.05 St. Louis $ 83.55 Chicago .$88,05- New York $149.45 . " Other r!ata tm 1it ' 8al llay 22 to SepL 15; Return Uaalt Oct. Si . 7, TOUR CHOICK ov Two of America's Finest Trains Nerth Coast Umltedvia S, P.& S,N.P,C B. & a OrlesUl Limited vU S, P.& S, G.N, C B. t Q. 5 IS ' Tickets., rwrther IctUa. Kt, f If. T. KKOWXTOH W. BITCHIS. Agent Xrsv. Fata. AC Plion727 ei 127 . OREGON ELECTRIC RY. Oregon then Salem ' Your home planned built and financed, on your1 lots or ours. Service unsurpassed. ) ; u i , J 1 ' ,7. V- j:-Ti :-;-fv-77,fl7. Oregon Incorporated Realtors VICTOR SCHNEIDER, Secretary W. J. WILLIAMS, Builder. 1 Phone 1013 i f. Rooms 4-5-6 D'Arc Bldg. . 4 iK Volstead -banquet Jtune 17, at tended by 17 government agents. Jules Venice, maltre dhoterRi nardo Blazi.iassistajfef; and John Mendas. . bellboy. . charged with conspiracy to Tiolate the pro hibition law and Ralph K. Jones, a waiter accused of Illegal sale of liquor, were the men arrested. Bonda were filed by tJnited States court commissioner Turnage. II EATING BIDS ! OPENED a . OLYMPIA, June 29. Bids were opened today for heating state in stitutions by the department of business control. The bids called for an aggregate 8f 58,500 tons and the awards will be announced later. . 5 1 T GENERAL MARKETS I - , .. .Grain . Futures '. - .:. PORTIiAND, June 30.---Wheati hard white, -blue stem and Baart, July? 11.42; August. $1.40; soft white,' July and August, $1.40; western white, July,.$1.40; Aug;r $1.37-; hard winter; July, $1.42; August, $1.38; .northern spring, July, $1.38; August, $1.37; west ern red, July, $1.35: An"t $1.32; BBB hard white, Julr $1.50; August, $L42. ' . Oats,. No. 2, 36-pound white feed, July, $32.50; August, $29.50 No. 3, 38-pound gray, July $32.50; August, $2.5fl.7 . ; Corn, No.. 3 early shipment, July and August! $44.50. lHjSTBmiLW Com. mm1 mk buj fjpb. V . lAj.uk! HKAIlU fiJuU tm M MakwMBm.bM.lKteityi i23 nt'OISTS BIrOJi tw ri Wanted Salesman Two experienced automo bile salesmen. Must be first class and ableto produce re sults. We f ufhish the dem onstrators . M a r m o n Chandler and Cleveland. An excellent opportunity for a wide awake salesman. See R. N. MacDONLD ; v-5 1 : 256 State ' : ',. V CHERRY GROW ; !, . We have leased the Kings plant and nr re ceiving cherries any time of the day; or night. If you want one of our field men to look at your cherries, phone al .1 Denny & Co. - North Front St. and Belmont .. STATESMAN'S SPECIAL OFFER The Oregon Statesman Is1 Making Thursday and Friday Bargain Days' for Classified Ads Mere Is the Bargain Offer Six Issues for ihe Price of Three All ads ordered on Thursday or Friday will be run for six issues; for the price of three, 5 cents per word. Ads will be accepted by mail, telephone or at The States man office, 215 South Commercial. r Telephones 23 or 583 THE OREGON STATESMAN .3. A There's A Home like A tmosphere that is eyident the instant that one enters our estailisnment. We have tried hard indeed to make it a real . temporary home f on those who call upon us, and the comments that we hear seem conclusive proof that we haVe been successful in.his ef fort, e ' "f We want our, funeral parlors" tP be truly homelike, :not just an IN-, STITUTION. 1 - WEBBfS FUNERAL PARLORS "Superior zuneral Servicer 705 SaCrch Street . Phone 220 X- 1 1 1 . 1 , VOi E.4V -WUsT BC " 1 1 rt 7 , ' W I Saai? i lid i C I V . , - II J lLjT 1 I .. . ,. .. ' - , "J " ",W ' rlT."- - ' : : ; ' 1 ' g j i It . ." .- - . it,'-' 'yt ' '"'-' ' ' t-- 7,1.."-.'--r'- . w. . ;- - - -v,..., i..:...".. . . . . .,.-.r..... .. -. f-?;;. ; - - -; ".''-l
