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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1925)
TUESDAY MATlNlNC. AUO.UsT 11. lfiiS "TON LITTER" CONTEST IS CREATING INTEREST Destroyer of Pompeii Belches More Peril FARMERS AXI KTfK'K RAIS KRS SHOW EXTIIl'MASM Thlitofn Unfiles Have IVen Made for State Fair; Thrw Aie ; Disquulifh! Tanners and utoeki raisers of tie $itate are htiowlnfe much en thusiasm byer the pig "ton litter" ton teat "which-will be an event of thl.i year's state- fait. Thirteen litters have been entered In the contest to datei and-three have liten disqualified.' ! ' '; J :' " In order to win a prize the litter of pigs must wefgli 2000 pounds on September 28, the first day ot the fair.-' Four -breeds will be represented, the Poland - China, Durqe Jersey; Chester White and flerkshlreW. Priiea aggregating SICf)- will be offered. An - extra ,- premium ! will be offered for the heaviest" pig in the ton litter con test. .- ( ' :rV' ' ' ' : -- The object of this competition to increase interest in stock that,' produces, large litters and matures quickly. It Is of "course evident that" a litter with a large number of pigs wlll. have greater chances of win ning In' a competition of this na ture. " Stock that matures quickly will aldo have ' an advantage In that they put on weight steadily. , In order to compete In the fair entry it .Is necessary that the pigs be marked by a representative of the .Oregon Agricultural college . within five days after their; birth, and aealn within 10 days. An other requisite is that either the , datVSi jthe sire of the litter be registered stock, : - , It is rumored, that one litter - with 13 shouts has been entered in the competition. '. ' Vv 7 . r ..vie-. i MUNICIPAL WATER- - ; PLANT IS FAVORED I Conliurt Iran pat 1) jjo room ror criticism ana mat & valuation can be .reached in such manner that there can be no doubt of the fairness and the absence of graft." t ' f A. "Parts nrfcii!nr nf lh water company, was then called I "T"' KobTt declared, w . ., ..i I uiinuiion 01 reprotiuriK V'i. It. Vesuvius, which in an eruption in 79 A. D. destroyed Pompeii and HcTCulancuin, and has had frequent eruptions since, is still spouting smoke' and lava and Is an ever present menace to Julian cities in the vicinity of Naples. This new photo of the volcano shows the Inner crater cone. AlSf APPEAL gOR THE LEPER Governor tfoncral IxxmArd AVood of the lhilippines Makes an Ap- ;i peal to the Great Heart of tin- American People Silverton (Governor (General h eon a r d Wood has sent to The Statesman, and presumably to 'the American newspapers generally, the follow ing appeal, asking thai It! be given much publicity as the managing i as SILVERTON, Or., Aug. 10 (Special,) Mrs. - Harvy ilasson, fSniihln Madson of Sacramento. Cal., is" a" gueatf her sinter, Mts. editors may; Iteel Justified in giv- Floyd jngnram. Mrs. Mason win " aujai.t-:v t . v.o ttrat I tvirv one iri the world! for all icuiam At, gmciiuu uniu hj. a . I v r r nf fintomhor. ' Mm Inrrum enter- humanity is Interested in the era lained for Mrs. Mason with a picJ dication of. life dread disease that nic. and swimming party at Dull- has come down to me worm irum m'a T.tntn ermine Snndav UraeSDeiore tne aawn 01 nusioryj. j I L i 4. 1 Alnw UVOVO mv-IV ' . v 1 I . , . Mr. J frniicte of Silvertofi: - Mr. tnere is aeen ana wiuespreaa and Mrs Robert Coleman of Til- terest inMhe treatment and care a,lr Afr an fr W Rnrke. Ot leprosy. .Jlgiana UBS ?fuuiu empire Autiieyiuajr is making arrange widespread i'ef fectlve Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Georere. m DrlU8U Mrs. Ada Coleman, M. Allen, and society andi Gladys O'Connell of Portlands ments for- a campaign against ' this dread di- Week-end and Sunday visitors selle f9.Jnd "df T'Sf" at the home of Mr. and Mrs., Mar lon Palmer were Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Cleaver, Mrs.: Minnie Cleaver, appropriations for the colony are about one-third of the entire pub lic health appropriation. Never theless we need- more money and the insular government cannot give more. This money will be used for additional buildings', for roads to. agricultural lands,; and for the establishment of small ag ricultural and segregation groups, and especially for trained person nel, laboratory equipment, addi tional wards, equipment and skilled personnel : for, research work and treatment. ; "I want to raise a million dol lars for these purposes. " Money cannot be better spent. Not' only will It be for the immediate bene fit of the lepers, themselves, but It will be for the general study and treatment of the disease, -which I believe can be eradicated in these upon for a statement and declared that if the city wished to buy the plant 4 he company would be will ing to sell "because we see no other way out of It. We will do It In good falth.V On the suggestion of R. J. Hen dricks the question was put to a vote on whether the. gathering fav ored municipal . ownership. The vote, was unanimous in favor of city control.' i Later the question was given two opposition votes when T. D. Kay and W. C. Win- slow, late arrivals, expressed their disapproval. I am not 'a believer In public ownership, Kay declared In ex plaining his vote, "except when It is necessary In protecting public health or in order to give reason able service and I do 'not believe that either thing is a necessity in this case. 1 believe. we now have better Water than we could " get under municipal ownership." He expressed further opposition' on the grounds that issuance of the necessary city bond issue would be undesirable, characterizing the issuance of municipal bonds throughout the state as becoming a custom rather than a neces sity." , Mr. WInslow voted In opposition! to arbitration as a means of evalu ating the company's property with We are now carrying on this! P,ea tna- the method be condom- great campaign for the control I "uon "y coun procedure. The and eradication of leprosy. vePosi,on of the local water. corn- need your help. The American! Pai7. be declared, would make it people have ever been generous In Possible for the suit to be tried in supporting , movements of this tne federal courts away rrom any kind, and I again appeal to their possible local prejudice, generosity and spirit of service In John L. McNary proposed the behalf ot these stricken people. I P,an wnich won the favor of the who are the most unfortunate and I assembly, urging arbitration by an glneers. .fih' an'"klrrai. be declared, would cost not more than $2500. and would be ''the businesslike way" of doing It. I He was later supported by WlllUm 3. Roberts, consulting engineer of Tacoma. who explained that arbi tration by experts had found, tbe greatest satisfaction elsewhere. The most common .basis of evalua- as deter- reproductlon costs high clasr,t!frrrd fcmsl-Pv- eral registered bulls were alo placed by the bank. They also have a Guernsey club of five members, this being the second year. The names of mem bers are: Anna Parson . Helen Parson, Wilbnr Shaw, Kenneth Sheridan and Omer Loganblll. plus the costs of construction, taxes while the project was under construction, and the like ' and minus the depreciation of every kind whatever. i I Among other speakers were Dr. R. E. Lee Fteincr, superintendent of the state hospital; F. G. Decke- bach of the Marlon creamery,! Dr. Henry Morris. AuKnat Hnckstein, Alderman George . Thompson, I. Greenbaum, Dan J. Fry. Sr., Judge Peter D'Arcy, Alderman Calloway, Alderman Wenderoth. and R. D. cooper, engineer who two years ago surveyed the proposed water sites on the San t lam river for the city. , -.!; Mr. Cooper, reporting on his in vestigation for the city council two years ago. declared that at that time it was concluded that; the water of the little north fork of the Santlam would be of sufficient purity, but that it was thought that it would probably be neces sary to secure the supply froni the main fork of the Santlam near Marion lake. ' ! ; CLUB MEMBERS "PICNIC KVK.XT TO ltK HELD AT DOER- I'liir. FARM ftUXOAY The Livestock club picnic will be held on the Doerfler farm Sun day, August 16. at which time 'the First National bank of Salem will stage Its annual club picnic and stock judging contest. The af tair last year proved such a suc cess that another one was asked rarenis or ciuo members are re el ties ted to come and bring well filled baskets. Any. and all club members are Invited. i Persons interested in a variety of new crops grown on the Doer fler farm are invited .to come and Inspect these. . The crops Include alfalfa, peppermint,' sweet clover, sugar beets and other varieties. i The Doerfler faTm U 12 miles east of Salem and half a mile south. The name of the farm is painted in. huge letters upon the barn. - LAD IS LAIvK VICTIM In ; the Philippines we have islands. In other words, we shall about 12,000 lepers, &,00 of renaer a great ervice to sincsen whom are : segregated and 'under humanity throughout large: por- u. uemr, Dn'e w eer 0li: Cttlio.: isiandthe tions of the world and demon- air. ana rs. torn raimer, air ana !arpLt ,PnP(. eolonv. The strate that this dread disease can Mrs. Jack Campbell, all of Port land.. Mrs. Cleaver and Mr. Palmer are sister and brother of Marlon Palmer and All1 are chil- TormouHng largest leper care and treatment of leprosy has! be controlled. been carried dten of John Palmer, an Oregon pioneer, i Prof. Wee of the Lutheran The- on here steadily for 'We were successful in our ef- the oast 20 vears and In intensive forts to eradicate yellow fever and th nast three vears.1 to control maiaria m tJUDa. ine Well -knowni experts on . leprosy I memoas mere employed nave have visited J Culion and are un-1 made the. tropics as safe aa tbe stinted In their praise of the work 1 temperate zone. W e have; ren- being done. plogical ; seminary, Bpent Sunday Deen limited at buverton. , sunaay morning ne vanM conauciea services at bt. j-onn s i "The results are most encour church ind Sunday afternoon he aging; We have already 449 ne gavfr a lecture on "poetry ana sor- hratives and several hundred more row" at Trinity church at a meet-1 fn sight,' 75 sper cent ot the cases ing or tie Trinity, young People's under treatment are improved and society. ' Other numbers on the 196 have been returned. to their program were a piano duet by I homes as cufed. The people' who .vuss uora, nenriKsen ana miss 1 formerly looked upon Culion with Esther Towe, a reading by Mar- rear and dread are commencing to garet Sather, and a pinao solo by look upon It! as a .place' not of se Miss Stella Dybevik Lunch was gregation and imprisonment but served by Mrs. O. Satern. Mrs. A. as a place of care, treatment and O. Legard, Mrs. A. Sather. They I possible cure were aviated by Mrs. Alvin Le-1 I believe we are on the verge gard, Miss Cora Satern, and Miss 1 0f great results in the treatment aiyrna satner. and care of.i leprosy, but we need ! help. 'We are working not only Wrheni one -end of a new tooth j for the lepers here but. for . lepers bruili becomes worn It can be re-lii over the world and our success 1 versed on its handle and the 6th-1 will be theirs as well. The insular Blames "Canned Heat foriFury Thai Caused Son io Murder Two Our efforts - have 1 derea the Philippine Islands safe only by the .means I against' cholera, : smallpox and plague by control. scientific methods of afflicted of God's creatures. "Contributions may be made to the Chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, War Department,.-Wash ington, D. C. ' They will be trans mitted to the Philippine Islands and spent under the direction of the governor general." Impartial committee of expert en- BANK BACKS GUERNSEYS r- ' J ' SALF.M FARMF.RS G1VF.V! A START WITH LIVESTOCK Through the First National bank's Held man, Salem district farmers are getting started with registered Guernseys. Jnst a fe miles southeast of Salem the :foI- Iowingthave In the past year got ten a nice start with Guernseys; Ed Loganblll. A. A. Ha ger. Harry Martin and William Sheridan, C. T. Gilbert, nine miles east of halem, now has over 40 head of Cherrian Band to Play in Willson Parle Tonight The following program has been arranged by Director Steelham- mer for the Cherrian band con cert in, Wlllson park tonight: March, "Murad Temple Band" Jewell Selection "from "Maritana" . . . Wallace 'Humoreske" . .Dvorak-Lam pe ! "American Patrol" . . , Mecham Popular numbers. ; Vocal solos (a) "You Are Just 1 a Flower From an Old Bou- , quef; (b) "Why Couldn't It Be Poor Littre Me": (c) "Susie," ...... O. B. Gingrich "Russian Fantasie" .... Tobaini "Eleanor" . Deppen Medley Overture, "Arra Wan na" ........ ........ Morse March, "Sagamore" . . . .00,1(1018 "Star Spangled Banner." . . If. 'P anticijJate having a sale, in city or rbuntry. j you would do' well to drop In and consult Wbodry & Wood ry, Salem's auctioneers. ' Having had 18 years experience, we arc in a posi- i: tion to guarantee satisfaction. , I! Our new store and office is at 271 North Commer- cial. It is better, known as the People's Furniture;; Store.-.- f ; ij. Write or phone for appointments, telephone charges on securing dates. Office phone 75, Residence 996 South Commercial : fnone i43W. . We will pay SEATTLE, Aug. 10. Harvey Ives, 12, drowned In Lake Wash Ington here. today when he swam into deep water. A playmate who was In swimming with him ran to the shore to summon help. 25'- is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste , LISTERINE tooth: PASTE Large Tube 25 V F; N. WOODRY AUCTIONEEU and Fu rait are Dealer Buys Used Furniture Res46nre stad Store . 10IO S. Hammer KC -Phone 511 KsUbli&bM Slace 1010 GUARANTEED FORDS PRICED RIGHT THE BLUE FRONT liberty and Ferry PHone 121 ' BMM1 E-K" sTflNDafpizro stores - ; r , IT J - v -51 1 ""M ! i : , i :s ' i : f SALEM . 'MfS.P CORVALLIS CLMZZU ff FRkSH iv mm ALBANY WOODBURN I God "will not blame my boy. He will blame the drag stores for selling him canned heat and Jamaica, ginger. So sobs the mother of Dill Mussett, 12 above),' who is La jail in VicJjita, Kan., facing probable life imprisonment for the slay- ing of Mrs. Rene McClelland, 32t and bcr mother, Mrs. Frank Smith C7, with one charge of j a' shotgun. The shot was fired ' froa the window of the Mas sett' liosMf and struek the ' women as ! they wre sitting on tbe McClel-' land porch, as indicaled in the; -photo. Police say M ussett hat d the lUCUlUtii lecaaselhcy i ."tCm UineJ ' sluut L:3 druckeft i 1 ! V ) X. Figure the Net . The time spent in selecting an investment, the work of carrying it, and the money sac- ' rificed in selling profits. . By figuring- this way, which is logical, many of the investments you now are carrying are shown'to be. unprofitable. You can make your ; gross profit a net. profit-by. investing in our . First Mortgage Collateral Trust Bonds which" are secured by valuable improved real prop- rty. ; . - ; . 7m "; They are issued in multiples ! of $100 and yield 6f. NET ... ' 1 MoRTOACt Loans Bonds and Invcstmcnts , i1 2nd Floor. Oregon Otoo . . 1 " . OALCM. FRUIT and VEGETABLES fir A ri dfinn sn w oS-mwa m - - 1 1 V . .1' vv. imiuHB uui oiwic cany cuiy xiiurning wm oe astonisnea to see tne enor mous loads of the finest fresh vegetables trucks loaded with local farm products such as green com, string beans, summer squash, tender young beets and carrots, young turnips, red ripe tomatoes, cucumbers, head lettuce, young cabbage, cauliflower, also many, varieties of ripe juicy peaches, watery melons, cantaloupes, muskmelonsl honey dew melons, apples, plums, grapes ' all these to select fron at very attractive prices. v - -v- -, Vim Hard Wheat Flour ' 9 lb. sack $2.49 15 Lbs.; Pure Cane Sugar 81.00 3 Lbs. Gem Nut ;arihe 73c - 2 Loaves Fresh Bread 15c Marg New Pack Shrimp ' 12 3 cans 49c 100 Lb. Sack Pure Cane - ; i l Sugar $6.25 1 1 Milk 3 cans 25c Crystal White Soap J 6 bars 25c Sea Foam . I 25c size 2 pkgs. 38c ; Old Dutch Cleanser 2 xans ' 15c , . Blue Tip : Broom kejrular 51 Special this week only j 89c Mason Jars CANNING SUPPLIES SPECIAL THIS WEEK ..:l;;..:.:..;..;..;:.;....Lpints 56c quarts 69c i half gallons 99c . New Jar Rubbers, 4 doz. 25c 1 1 4 t . 1 J I '-i 1 t .4 ! i K 1 'Uuilll t lex l . s r 7 - i
