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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1925)
'4 FRIDAY MORNING; JULY 3, 1925 rTr-TIIE OREGON STAT!S!TAli, SALEM, OTXGCCl L 1 1 i ! : f ii 1 4 sn-' Aj I to examine the shipments of 'cherries leaving this vaUey'and ttn4 Dally Kseapt Kanday y vra statesman rvBixsazsa cojstaxy . 215 Sratk CoausreUI Bt, Bilim, Orfo L rt J. Teo O. K. ! Hit Bmiti- aUaaf lag EdiT aaraJ Baak TeU$rpk TiW-rX Social?. Editor W. H. Handsraaa Cireltioa Ma ha far Ralph H. KUiii;Advartiaiac MWitir Fraak Jukoaki ,.,,Mnarw Jot DdL. C. A. Kaotoa Lit toe k Zditar W. 0. Caaaar Paltry Zdttar I -For, an , Interval ' of sevefal . sec onds -JUtred didn't replr.. MIe had expetted something so dltferen that lie had to readjust his percep tions before he con Id take in what I had said. Then, with a quick eradication of, this pest and tp; instruct growers more defin-intake of the breath, he grasped The O. A. C. departments of. entomology orrhortieulture or both will no doubt put forth even more thorough effort than in the past to supplement their work on methods for the , Of TBX ASSOCIATED ZZXM , , . Tka liudilit Prcia la aeloWaIy aatUUd ta taa aaa tor mibKeatlaa mt all aaW :9ateaa cradJtal to H mat ataarriaa ara4i(aA la tale paper eai aja taa total am pa bua aerai. v i , ; .-.-i. . v - BC8INE83 OlTICZit - V '-' : 7:? Kra Tare, Waat SStfc St, Chieaja. Itaiqwttta Bmll- rarttaaa OXfiea. Woreaatar Bids, Paeaa 6T BBoadway. ilbart Bran, Iter. ,f Taaaua 1". Clark Ce, Pifttaaaa Of flea. Kava Papartauaf Jab Dapartatat T1XBPB0NZ8 ' . St ar (It ClralitUit Offke 1B-10 SaaiatY Edltoz . IIS 10 itely than during the past ir) methods of its controL , , Confusion and unsatisfactory results are now obvious in regard to combatting thi$ pest. Either some orchards were not sprayed, the spraying methods used were ineffici ent, the spray material not effective or the time of the spray-; ing wrongs No time should Ce wasted in getting to the root of j the matter and save . completely one of Oregon's most i valuable industries, . . 1 4 I XataraA iU tta Poatotfloa la Bala. Orafaa, a- aaoaad-eUaa auUar THE MIS3NG LINKS . ' - July 3, V ;? '-i- ,.-..;,; 5 .is.ffj THE .THIRD COMMANDMENT:- Thou ehalt not take the: name of the Lord, thy God in rain: for the Lord will not hold Jxlm cuiltless that taketh hla name M rln. Exodus 20:7. ; .i, 'i LONGEST SUGAU.TOOni IN THE WORLD i '. The averacre American has the lonarest sucrar tooth in thpi unto themselves. world. - The per capita consumption of sugar in the' Urdied my arm roughly. : "Mother!? he exclaimed, and in his Toice was stark fright. ' I hare always known of the deep affec tion .which exists between this only Idolized son and his mother. but1" I -never realized Us strength in Alfred until that alarmed cry. For the Instant he was a fright ened little boy. bnt he pulled him self together the next second. Madge! - Vou Don't Think ?" Forgire me, Madge. he said. releasing my arm. ' "I'm certainly a prize specimen to benare like this But tell me. what's the mat ter? Is mother 111?" "t aim afraid so." i - replied gravely, and then, without further ado, I told him of his mother's thereafter In the scutching mill In side the wairr r , ' P. J. Bchwah ha brohght to th office of the :ML Angel-News, a1 bundle of flax-' measuring 55 inches. This Is the first year flax has bees grown in the Mt Angel section. . There Is a vast acreage Id that district that will produce j good, fiber, flax. V' EDITORIALS OF THE 1 PEOPLE XJnder. great mental and 'physical tension without relig io-jus influence a proper balance ,of philosophy; science "and pi-actical moralities is often iifficult for youth to maintain. Highly developed intellectual science given full control - i. . t . . I """i a iviu uiiu ut ills muwer a is likely to give the individual life; a disproportionate develop- secret journey to me in the city. ment. ;The course of the intellect under this condition is f her visit with me to Dr. Fox- likely to be idlepeculation. ) Such minds, often become law phy8,clan ha'd glrta after he nad The thirst for adventure may rcsuU: from iaie-specula- f.l States is 103 pounds a year. If you do not sret your. 103 tion arid super human desires, even inhuman deeds follow HtUe wotoan.g request that I pounds, some one else gets more, and a normal person, doing "'demonstrated by Loeb, Covell and others. Overdeveloped should teu her son and daughter- ...t f.L : i.- V , ... .1 ' :-i , Wm lr a lfllinif. ta'. he" trouble. Kiaiiuai iaDor may consume xnree umes ine 1UJ pounas AVltn- ucoixc i.ur swi wwicmwji. w oiw 1, iAifred listened In tense silence, out getting too much for his good health. ' . : son. case, is a dangerous, mental and physical' condition also, and the gleam of a passing street m. . ...' . . , .. . . - - TVio TTvotoitv fnf hnlanro rf nhvsiPAl. mental, relicrious Ught showed me his face drained i np rtrr ranua rnnsnniminn m sncrur in inp i mirori statoa i - -yw.v,, ' ' " . i , : t vj is now by far4 the highest in the world, and it is increasing! and vocational graining was never .more urgent than at :the he gtruck a fl8t ,nto anopen Men vpar t , , . I present ume. ine missing iw uw eicot ina euacu uureiy - sAnd with' onr..jncreasing population every twelve months is a substantial. one the tonnage' growth "0 P??P! ine tonnage grqwtn gi,rbV0bvlous 'to educational,-work generally. . , So the ; sugarndustry Js basic No industry is moreJ oteT.Tr,WWv Aftti tfansirressor is haVd. is again shown l "J fundamental , i . " 5 -n-nt '.;: iH iJj u; .mwnVi,,r,v pnriod thpir KT,. bapaitry'at the morgue. fc ;1 - " I j"' yve can-prpauce ine Deexs lor maKing sugar nere in tne galeni district There is ho doubt of that - ; ; ; ?k And we should have'one or more Ibeetsugartactories here.- ;Ve can get them, if we will go after them. They will pay, either owned and operated on the customary fifty-fifty basis, or cooperatively - r . - " And indirectly, they will help develop our district morel and faster than any other one thing based on an annual crop on the -land with .the exception b.f . flax-7 " 7at 4-It A kft tiAl)tlAat AT AllaVO . Kaa4 lirl11 tWAtlAA .PMAA wjr:iuMuw,o A "U.:' WM,W! ',UWB R.m.aS-KW PflAW meats for human consumption per acre than an acre of corn ; REVELATIONS OF A WIFE anu.noming oetier 11 as gooa. and in helps for dairying and poultry breeding and nothing bettec if'as. goocL v:,- INUSBID'S LOVE Copyrght This is: Salemfs nfext best bet. by Newspaper Service of Feature MERITS THE PRAISE OF THE NATION CHAPTER F49 i THE AGONIZED CRY THAT WAS WRUNG FROM ALFRED Madge! You don't think the doctor "means- r-" " ' "I don't know what he'means,,, I returned, although I knew, that same fear which was gripping was at my own throat. He "her" he thought an operation advisable, but that she wonld not come In again. He wants to see you; at your, earliest conveni ence. ' . "Convenience!" Alfred snorted. I'll be there before Jils office opens in tne morning, uut now am I ever going to manage about Leila She is so nervously upset now that I am afraid this news will make her really ill." ai 1 1 Bits For Breakfast Talking of flax - - m m m The state has six flax machines for sale. " - "One of them is sDOken for. An- There was distinct feline en joyment for me 1 the involuntary start Alfred Durkee gave when. upon his return to the taxicab k i The iollqing, from the Ashjand Tidings is so soul satis fy iirg arid , gratifying to" the host of friends of the Oregon National Guard that The Statesman deems it desirable, to reproduce it here: :'- l; ::&$&1Jl r " "Backed by the happy pVide in a difficult task well done; and with the congratulations of .Major General Charles Meno-j after escorting Bess Dean to her her; commanding the Ninth Corps Area of the regular army, oor, 1. toia mm tnai 1 ma noi etiU ringing in their ears, officers and enlisted personnel of TreTmogt Oregon's National Guard entered upon the schedule of the and f subsequently. Leila's, of some 13th day of their training and instruction course with' renew- secret concerning his car which he . i , . . and Bess Dean shared, I knew, ed vigor and enthusiastic interest. tor 1 just had overheard , fflg- v 'VAs a close of Monday's brigade review and inspection, ments of the hurried warning she General George AT White, commander of the.Oregon troops, J HX e together. with members of his staff, entertained a number her. .. . ,. . . I f1itlrnruiahcd iruesta'at dinner in camn. . Present as the chief I I not received other and , guests of honor were Governor falter M Pierce an4 General eanYimeUhtave taxed Menoher and in addition there were seated around the brigade him boldly with my partial knowi- tAn oiflTna nf Miwlfnrrl SltiA tVtplISs..r I w redT defy all k.M.v -Vw 1 canons of good breeding for Lei State. -: - , ? . A.fc-. ;1 '., ' i I la's sake. Bnt, the mention of f "FoUowinff the dinner several of the"Kis:h Officers and iDickrs name. which 1 :was half iL4C.:r- i,tu fllf5ff Bess had meant tne to hear buimj oiuuaia iuuc unci hm ih iuvU Mw j. -v-ibigbowa me a far easier way Oral VVIilte ana vne vregon uaarasmen in general upun ure 1 out or my-auemma. remarkable showing made in Camp Jackson. General Men oher himself 'sounded! tBe keynote oi the evening in ashdrt but forceful talk in which, he paid '.eloquent tribute tolthe soldierly ability ?of "General White and during which he de clared that the: work being .done by the Oregon National Guard organization 'merits the praise of the nation '; want :. io exfjress the opinion of that part of the United States Army that I represent' he said, of the wonderful -work which is tbeing'doife by'the Oregon National Guard. Also I desii-e to commend General White upon the excellence and efficiency of his command. It merils the praise of the Nation. ' , - 1 remembered Dicky's Inexplic able embarrassment of the night before when Leila had mentioned Bess Dean's name, and the meo ory made me certain that he also shared the secret, whatever it was. As soon as he came back from his journey, I meant to have the whole story from his lips. ,; I could not have contemplated this, had I not been sure . that whatever the secret was. Dicky's part in it held no soupcon of sentimental Interest for Bess Dean. He had used arf' apparent interest in - her too often, for the mis chievous purpose of .exciting my jealousy, for me to have any per- other one will be taken If the pros- sonal worry over her machinations pectlve buyer.can handle the Heal. jvna 1 was sure inai nis personal i -.-.- - - . a ;-; - a reaction to her was muca tne same J , This will leave four machines, as my own.' " I or' possibly .'lye. They may be TfirrifTins- km . i bought tn the same terms as they- t.i " ' rt)r Dicky admires Bess. Dean's bril liance, he. Immensely enjoys"Ae1 capacity she has for makinveSI trivial things excruciating! ludi crous; and he despises ., pivst of her other traits. Armed with this comforting knowledge I could at tack Dicky -boldly, on Leila's -be half without any handicap , of Jealous misgiving on my. own part. I had "no ' wish : to give Alfred any hIntof;my plan, ioweverj -eo when his half-defiant halt-appre hensive :. What do you mean?" sounded In response to my remark. I hastened to explain. . -.I---. His patent .trepidation, however, was distinct confirmation of my suspicion that he feared Leila's discovery, of something which bet was concealing. The instances when insouciant Alfred , Durkee is discomfltted even momentarily are few. andrthia was distinctly one Of them. , ;. .: 1 ''It "about! yoHr mother," T. I said briskly",- V.She; wished me to tell yon something about herself." ; The Word Science Editor Statesman: - , -The word science seems to have taken huge proportions with some good people. I would like to re peat that which, some years ago. Dr. Louis' Klopsch. editor of. the Christian Herald, had to say -regarding that mysterious (?) word. His definition surpasses any thing Webster offers in brevity and in simplicity so that avchlld can understand it.' f I will quote the fouf words . just as 1 1 read them: I v . "Science 'is trained organized. common' sense. - A trainable open mind Is easily organised. Reverse the order and prejudiced, biased, set notions are the result. It takes common sense, that sound "practical, judgment which makes men the. reasoning. beings of quick decision,- -. v ' The apostle Paul . never spoke truer - words than these to his charge, Timothy, found In II Tim othy, 2:15:. "Study to show thy self approved, unto God, a work man . that needeth not., to -.be ashamed, rightly dividing . the word of truth.' ' . : " t Such study and yearning after truth will also supply courage to act upon it, ; when once it Is known. . ! ELIZABETH DIEFFENBACH 2285 North Fourth Street. . Salem, Ore., July 2. 1925. - . . m MOTHER : Fletcher's Castoria is especially pre pared to . relieve Infants in arms and Children-all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and I Diarrhea ; . , allayinir Fe'erishness arising tlwre from, and, by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilatipn. of Food; giving natural steep. To avoid imitation, always for the signature of Jcux4cL&U Abyrfefy llarwtlfs - Physicians ceryw here rccommeni It Oregon ; ' then ' . ' ' Salem :cr:j-. ; V " Your home planned, built Aand ; financed, on your lots or ours. . . Service unsurpassed. X H Oregon Incorporated Realtor ' r VICTOR SCHNEIDER, Secretary W. J. WILLIAJIS, Builder, - ; ' : V-' Phone 1013 . ' v Rooms 4-5-6 D'Arcy Bldg,. , were. contracted for last year. The ihem'ipver, ' and : sells them at ac tual tosY or a savinc of S350 a machine1 finder ho retH price. Besides. rini8, the state gives the purchaser, ajach terms as will en able him to.' make the price of his machine) and more, before he pays ' .. . i . . tnr it in fntl 1:1 Surely, none of these machines should remain unbought. and idle. The state flax plant is finishing eight new circular retting tanks; and may build one or two or three more. They are built like great barrels, with hoops around them, and the water is warmed by pipes from the boilers Inside the walls. With 4he additional retting fa cilltles, it is hoped to get all the old straw retted before the arrival of any of the new crop; and It Is hoped to. get enough of the new crop retted before the fall rain, so mat mere wnr be no Idle time 1 Klenzo Bath Sprays Shampooing are a great convenience. They make it easy to wash away all the lather from -the hair and scalp. ,. - These sprays are made of' best quality; red rubber throughout. '. - Large tubing, extra large, nickel-finished spray, head and- patented, faucet con . nection - which fits . any faucet..'.-. V ' With this spray anyone may also enjoy a daily shower bath. , ., ... $1.50 Perry Drug Stote r aSlt Sty 115 South Commercial Salem, Oregon 1 . Si lecial Roundiri Fares For July 4th Will be in 'effect between Salem, and all. Oregon Electric Railway stations Portland 1 $2.25 ' Eugene . '3.50 AlbanyV f$l.I5' -Corvalh 165 Tickets on sale July 3 and' 4 Return limit July 7 J : : Special farea to other points in proportion. Fast,- safd electric trains leave Salem daily for Portland : . ' at 7:03 a. m., 10 aw nu, 11:13 a. m l:SO p. nu, 4:00 p. dl, 3:30 p. nu aad 8:20p. n. : ' - - - " : t Tor Eugene 8: 30 a. ssu, 9:30 a, xa 4:13 p. nu, 8:10 p. sn. Tickets, further details, etc, of ? J'L. E. KNOVYLAND, Traveling Passenger Agent- ' J. W. RITCHIE Agent BlLU'SUflCLE THE CHERRY QUARANTINE v : One of the splendid assets of the Willamette yalleys its j itherry orchards.- As an advertising feature "alone they are of ,- inestimable value to this section of the state. The cherry festival -in which the .magnificent- fairy, land of pure white . ilossoms render ; tribute to the industry, climate and culture) of the commonwealth is a marvel to the eyes of visitors and loycrs'of the. beautiful.' -: . , . ; The economic phases of the cherry industry in Hhe Wil . laractte .Valley where, the fruit -grows in perfection when unmolested by the loathsome maggot, is of vast importance to the growers who have been for years Investing money : arid ef fori in the planting and cultivation of their orchards. v,i To permit the infectiort of the fruit means disaster to ' : the; growers and. the industry.' " A part of. the orchards. are infected, and quantities of otherwise perfect fruit is rejected by the shippers.and a cora tilf f n los.v to the ETowers. But this is not all there is to the experience bad as it is. There is probability that in the ex . , t crive shipments now being made in this valley some infected fruit may! be permitted to reach our regular markets and (iuarantir.3 will likely follow.. , . - t ; California, one of our; markets, has quarantised-agLsct Vi:!iir. : 1 1 3 VeI! f y cherries as a result of; last year's ship- i::fctcJ fruit. It ether sections of . our :zzs Co ILs" s; ruination, pi industry is nts r r r 1 1 t c"Z2 to rcr. :2y this deplore J - II. li L U U i i vl FTTl iV LLLU I 11IU II . Salem, Orego. j H, SIlLjl--. 9 ;poa(miYj)AnNrr.. I V ,;r..v,''.-:,-:::::.v : . - i V . 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