The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 20, 1925, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- Uaaad Daily Exeapt Mmiiy bp TH tTATXaXAX TTJsXXSHnra COKPAX1 91S 8aH Coma are 11 St, Stlim, C-roa It. l. BtUriekt . . - . . MMtw Prad J. Tooi ..... lUaaftBg Editor CJCLoffaa . . . . . . City Editor UtlU Stnltb - . - . Tatorrapte Editor Aadrrd Baaeh - - Boeiotp Editor V I W. H. Htilwiw . . Clraalattaa Maaag-ar Ralpk H. KlaUtaf Adortt-.iac kUaafar Prank Jaakoaka - hitim Job lopt. s E 4. Afcotoo ldoaatoek Editor W. (J. OoasfT - ouHr Editor Tko Aaaoelatad Proas it xcluilval oatitlod to 90 u for vak f au ow tltrpaUaco erodiud to it or t otkarwi eradited a tbU iat ajtl si tk toeoi owa pubUikad bcraia. .- , - ' - " . ' - BUSINESS OFFICES .. ... Albort Byor. 838 Woreottor Bldr, Portland, Or. I Thorn P. Clark Co Maw Tork. 121-13C W. Slat St; Oma a.-dt. itMt Doty A Para, ttaaroa Bldf, Baa Praaeiaco. Calif.; Hif ria Bloc . Ut -. uaUf. Bailaeu OfflJ J ot 5M BMtoty pai - r Ti ".' : : . .-. . TELEPHONES: . . : ClreaUtioa Olflea. 58S 5w Dtpartakont ..2S-9 ... 1M Job Dprtiaet. . 599 - Live stock breedinjr has always gone with the best farm- son. But there Is room for vast expansion yet; as cremtaDie irW methods - Mixed farrnW and rardonin? make for the " has. been the growth in recent years. most certain and even periods of prosperity over long stretch- ew should be more pig clubs, lamb clubs and calf clubs i i i ,, I organixea in me oaiem uisirici; mure anu more ui meui aim es of time. This kind of farming keeps up and improves the t-A... v t.i i I III If live BkUl. A. lilUUStlJT SUUUIU UC UUSltCU 111 tltll lww- ertility of the soil. , It means proper rotations. It means the way jt wiu mean tne building up here of the most uniformly putting back of the elements of the sou of which they are j prosperous and contented people in the wide world. exhausted by the crops taken off. It means 'the periodical growing of legumes, which extract fertility from the air and We are doing very well in the Salem district in expand- ix it in the earth for the use of future crops; it means the "ig " improving the live stock industry. We have the production on the farms of the best fertilizers, at the lowest with Polk a close ReCond. and all the adjoining valley coat, " I rroffinrr 4Vio fmnt Wfl flrp fast becomxnflr an I 1.1J Liii WAV.3 JL-fcWAdJL w va " - The Salem district should raise still more cattle and hogs J alfalfa district Grimm alfalfa. We are growing as a dairy- arid sheep and goats and horses and poultry. I inz district. We. have the best cows on earth; the best Eatorod af tko Pott Office is Salom. Orfoa, Meoad-elsaa Siatur .'if ' August 20; 1025 A VERT NEEDFUL PRAYER: Shew me thy waj. O Lord: teach me thy paths. Let Integrity and uprightness preserve me for I wait on thee: Psalm 25 : 4-21. , SALEM A GROWING LIVE STOCK CENTER The Salem district will prosper greatest from the great est diversity and the highest intensifying of agriculture producing on the land the crops and breeding along the lines best adapted . to : our natural conditions--f ollowing the lines ; of least resistance ;-: ' ; - -;-.'Ms-";j: :f'r y ;: Doing what we can-do best or at greatest profit; taking advantage of the fact that this is the land of diversity and the country, of opportunity. . ' : s - . ; r ' ra TT : . a- ' ' Statesm-aiiii I ( K , A WTO TOPS 5 fJ - PVlkkd ovary aaraiaf (iftt Moo iay) at lioiaam, tko Aital of Jrtm. Local Rates For Classified Advertising DattJ r Saaday Oao tlato rhroo tiai Six tlaioa. 1 eoata aar word a. at r word d aaata ar word Ooa aioata. daily aad Saaday SO eoata word la Ardor to oar tko aaoro tkaa o-o tiara rat, advortiaoaao-t aaaat raa la tiva No Ad. takaa for laoa tkaa t ooata. da. raa Saaday OkLI akard at oao-uato rat. Artrtlaoaaata (airopt ParaoaaU aad 0iMatioBa Waatod) will ho takaa rrar tko toWpaoaa if tko odTortioor to aaboeribor to aaoao. Tko Statoaaiaa will roealv aT tiaoatoata at aay tiaio of tko day or -irk. To iararo vropor aUaaiboo- tioaa ad a. oaoaid ao ia boforo 1 p. m. TEIXPBOXE XI or SSt BE! CS FUR TOP AID PAlJtT WORK. O. J. HaU davo Tow d Potat Kaar f-r. d.yrf-t. a lf UF.LP .WANTED ' UUP PICKEIMI WASTED Par two of oar yara, tko U.vaoa luarb aar lad-paodooc. I IT orra, ad tao Cartia Ka-rk. aar Talkot ata- Ilaa, SO orraa. Laaal wriooiii- tioaa faratakod. Tarda la oaroUaat kaoo. Pwkiac will aac1 afcoot laor 1st. Karl ilar oaw at Uoaro Watara irar atoro. or larbia m Corooyor, Boa aar Paaaay 'o atora. Ours is the greatest dairying country in the world; we I Angora goats; some of the finest sheep- produce the best cows in the world: and "baby beef and! . And we are now on the point of getting beet sugar fac other beef goes along with dairying, and the cow is the wetUories which will give the live stock industry, and dairying niirse of the hog and the poultry; and the ensilage that isand the poultry industry, and allied industries, the greatest needed for the dairy stock is good for all the rest of the live I ;mTetus that could be had from any one source, bugar Deet stock, as is most of the other feed needed in the dairy . i I o-rowinir will renovate the soil. It will help clean it up ana And this all iroes for soil fertilitv and renovation. The! huild it ud. The by-products, the tops, the pulp and the most productive soils in the world have been the longest molasses, will help more than any other one thing could do under continuous cultivation; and the same possibilities are in boosting the live stock industry in all its branches, and all found here in the Salem district,.with the up to date handling the activities directly or indirectly connected therewith. of live stock along with the other uses of the soil. Salem's packing plant, owned and operated by the Valley PAclcintr eomnanv. a strictlv home concern, has a canacitv of 1000 hogs a week, besides 250 to 300 sheep, cattle and veal. Congressman Hawley has just secured the promise of BEr0ax AVHTncm home The Valley Packing company pays all the time the highest $20,000 for the cutting of channels tnrougn Dars, me con- - Insured Properly " rtViVoo fnr Vinra in rha TTnitH RtntPS rnirlPri nor thp PTTVnRP ftf n-inff rlflm and Oiner improvements WO JIWJIIWIH i, nv. A aaadrleka. U. 8. kj M.Sl ItV&d VW W ... w. k.tvmw.w, Q - I LI ULtlVU VM. " " I " ' ' . . of getting hogs from this district to other markets. ; a navigable depth of water m ine uuum:.: ' 1 . . .. . ... . ..... . I . . 1.1 j i 4ViwMirn nd thi includes theli i ACTOMOCILE9 1 trip Kpst nripps in thp countrv for their hocrs accounts in Dart I reconditioning of the dredge Mathloma for the fact that Marion is the leading hog country in Ore- ' Well done, good and faithful servant Notice WELL DONE Money to Loon ! O Ral Ettato , t' T. K. POBD (Orar Ladd Jk Bosk Baak) HappWklott at tko WUliaaia yard aaar F.olo will cvaatm it-aut Sootomkar 11. Salt KELP WANTED Ma1 11 EXPERIENCED SHINGLER3 WAXTri. TrL IMS. . 11a-' I WAXTEir a c Rrr.rTn T" i.bect rr4j rat Aladdia kaa. Aju-'y kos 1J02. 8utrta.ii. . Ila2 1 wanted six hes to wor is tiro plaot. Expariawco yrafarrod. IfV f -iiWr Plrmr Pliooa HOP. - llatt WAJTrKn FwploymeaU 19 C1TT ASD OOCXTT WOOD SAWLXO. Paaao 1091.' iall I POS OAEDt.1 PUJWLMO. BASEMtT dicpa aad vaoai work, paoso tfrs. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT FOR REST rrOBEkOOM OH trort. wiro Boiol Art. STATE tljawtt 1 - Motor Vehicles - i til- Dodge Brothers Incorporated, announce a re duction in the prices of their Motor Vehicles, both passenger and commercial, with the excep tion of the roadster and chassis, effective Mon day, August 17. . ' .1 I. i I ,1- '.. . i These new prices come at a time when Dodge Brothers' product has reached the highest peak ; of mechanical perfection : in its history. They cannot lie overlooked by anyone who has the slightest interest in the value his dollars buy. V E.bni(3sfeele Motor Company 474 So. Commercial Street Telephone. 423 1 : 6 SEPARATION IS DENIED VALTXTIXOS DECLARR rEl SI STENT RUMOR UNFOUNDED HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 19. (By Associated Press.) Report that Rudolph Valentino and his wile, the former Winitred Hudnut, have separated haTe.treen .denied re peatedly by the arreen roaple. Their latest denial was when Mrs. Valentino left here tor the east a few days ago. On that occasion the husband and wife demonstrated their af fection on the station platform and posed for a "kiss .picture." while they branded all separation rumors as false. An effort was being made to night to reach Valentino for com ment on the reported statement of his wife's manager In New lork that separation was an accom plished tact. i i wr. wRrrr V I Trt far all a arm. W aaH for Uoa. I Gt oar prW oa trallrra. 8alm Aato I Wwkin Cm- 409 a. Ckarck Btraat. Pkaaa 1 1 AS. laStf BCHEELER ACTO WRECKINO CO, will K.. mi. aid ear. Uirhaat cash ne ' yaid. 105 f. Coimar-Hat yt. 1)ltf j AUTO REPAIRIXQ GENERAL REPAIRING. TIRK8 AKD : inb.1 avfaaaoriaa. raa aad alL VKI 1 'LER A I.EBESOOOD OAKAGK. pkoao 5SJ MilUr aad R. Coatrri Mt. ' Wo apariaUao la rrcoaditioaiag aaotar. S6tf extras 50c; atandards -48c; primd firsts. 46c: firsts. 45c. j Eggs Extras 38c; firsts 85c; nullets 32c; current receipts 30c. AFTER SEPT. 1. DESK RnOkt IX H effico, raiblo rU Paoao 73 . . JlaM PRINTED CARDS. EIZB 14' BT IH wordlaff Por Raat." prteo I. ooow oack. Statoaaaa. Jalaao Qttif. oa ! FOR RECT-Jvpartnemta sa OME ASD- TWO-ROOM JXRXISHrn .aaartato. 7d N. Hirk. -ZUalJtf 119 N. .3;t ATTRACTIVE A PA kT MEATS. Paurtaaalk. . v -. FOR MEAT AEARTkHJHTS Sl W. ' aral. t - . C??tt NEW YORK, Aug. 20. (By Associated Prees.) Today'a New Tork American says that Rudolph Valentino, original "sheik" of the screen, and his wife, Winifred De Wolfe Hudnut Valentino, hare separated. The paper quotes George Ellman, manager for Mrs. Valentino, as describing an amic able arrangement for parting. BANKING CASE IS HEARD Grain Futures I PORTLAND, Aug. 19. Hard white, bluestem and Baart. Aug ust. Sept., $1.59; October, 31.58; soft white. August. Sept., 11.57: October, 11.56; western white. August. Sept- $1.56;. October, $1.55; hard winter, August. Sept.. $1.56; October, $1.54; northern spring. August and Sept., $1.55; Dctober, $1.54; western red. Aug ust and Sept.. $1.53; October. $1.52; BBB hard white. August. Sept.; $1.61; October, $1.59. 1 Oats No. 2. 36-pound white reed. ! August. Sept., October. $31: No. 2. 38-pound gray. August and Sept.,- $30; October. $29. ! Barleyry-Jo.; 2, 44-pqund. Aug ust and Sept., $32; October. $31; No. 2, 46-pound. August and Sept., $31: October, $30. . I Corn No. 2, July. August $45.75. . i - Millrun Standard. July. Aug ust $30; September,. $27.50. - FOR REAT ftam.. S&f TWO ROOM ft KOR LIMIT HOrsr- krpinc. 70 Mill. t. . 2T,z; FOR REST U)VEUT XOUU TO Hll- laaatta SirL Mod era koao, taa, litkta, ate. Callaga girt la faaitlT. Rrat very rraaoaabto. Board iorla44. Bos S raro Htairaaiaa. ' 2SaS PRIXTED CARDS. SIZE 14 BT TH wordiac "Roaaia to Boat." aria is coato oora. Btatoamaa Baaiaaoo otfita, troaad floor. " ROOK POR RENT MODIRX HOME, tkrao block from (tola feoaaa. All eoaresiaacoa. Oaatlamaa wraforro4 Plooao aia raoraaooa aad addraao A, earo BtaUaaa. I5J1H POR RXXT ROOM SUITABLE POl tsdaata. wita alaapalf porch rinio(ao. Rolo Erarytkiaf aaodara. alid.. Addzao. ara r. aaro BtaUaasa isjti J FOR RE-VT H 27 HOC BE POR REST CLOEX IS. IX- imin Hotol Anto. ITJUtt por rextt-sroom; rrRxiauxp Aooao. i0. S rooat farmiakad kooao. 94S. "ma fcrikd aooao. aaodrra I. . aaorr d at ail 910.00. v ' Vavaat Wim af all aU. OERTRCDE J. ML PAGE 43 y. Cottar. g?i;of. FOR RENT Farms . Declaring that the legislature, in drawing up the banking stat utes, intended that the state bank: Ing headquarters should remain in Salem and not be brought to Port land, as Frank C. Bramwell, state superintendent of banks has done. Judge G. H. Skipworth gave his opinion yesterday on the case pending against Bramwell. The oqly question of doubt in his mind Is what in the opinion of the court constitutes the headquarters, and what a branch office. " Attorneys for the defense and the state hare 20 days in which to prepare briefs in the case, and an early settlement of the matter is expected. - Port la ml ITay PORTLAND. Ang. 19. Buy. Ing prices valley timothy $18 6? $19;: do, eastern Oregon $21 (i $24.50;- alfalfa $19; clover $16.50; oat hay $15.50; cheat. $15;joat and retch $16.50; straw wlLLl PAT f20O CASn POR BEST 141 ACRES 3 MILES aootkaatt of Taraar. 110 la clu ra tio. 9500.00 caah raau Stork, mm rhiaary. hay ta baraa aad rora for ailo for aalo to raatar. Ujrm Jtnraati. owaar. Hata S. Tararr. WANTED MlacelUaeoua $7,50 0 $8 per ton. $2 a; ton more. Selling prices Ford roadatar; 151 or U Roadsiar. earo Etataoraaa. Lodge Roster PRATERS A L ORDER OP EAGLES, aioat lt aad 3rd Wad. W. O. W. Ball. B. M. I wiil't. hx't.. ti. ls4-K. mnoH ROSTER H IOIH ST PRICES PAID POR TJSEO Mara, tool, faxaitaro. BUll cob. Good Dapt, oppoaito ooart ka-a. ia)ti WOODRT TBI AUCTIONEKR BUTI . aaad faraitar for cook, paoao an. 9 5a a CASH PAID POR PAL8E TEETH daaUl raid, platlaaot oad J.aeardd iawolrr. 8ataluag oad Boiiaar aJo f V neooaS3. 1 V rOR GOOD 1 W. A44ra , 95.2f ,77, Co, Otaara. Mirkiraa. General .Markets .1 TYPOGRAPHICAL JaO. 110 8ECOXD Batorday. S p. a. kf. D. Pilkiatoa, proaidoat; Roy B. Blodfatt. aoerotary. WASTED PRIVATE afOSET PO tmrm loaaa. Wi aaaarat applies too, oa kaad. Hawkiaa Rakart. la.. 90 Orrraa BMt SMtf PORTLAND. Aug. 19. Butter," CARPENTER'S CNIO KO. loss Mettt Thar, vaaaiar. Artkar Tack r. Praaidoat: Wat. Pattit. artrtT. Skilled wiarkaair faratkd. Pkoi-17. .FOR SALE 87 FOR BALEPEDIGREED AIRDALK .pap - .1. J i" Pure white lead and linseed oil- pLUS That's u hat your mister painter depends on -, : ; ; r for a satisCactory job. That $ what Rasmusscn Paints arc made with-f-pai the'other time tested elements, such a3 zinc, that make good pau-it better. : Ask yew dealer for color cards. Ask your painter for an estimate 9711 HOOD BABTLET PEARS TOR CASSIS! , 91.00 pr batkrl box. Bni( aoaaa. Xo. t Raral Aeaao. Sl. 9711 CRAWEOMi CASKISa PEACHES ARE Bow rdy. I. TliM rrnmrm 3lialoa bottoai. Pkoao P3. 97IS ' r i W "i. a M .. . VARNISHES S' - - . - ,. ti - 1 I Trespass Notices" - For Sale TrorpaM ' Xatlroa. tti 14rf prlatad oa rood 1 oaaro eaeaaao aoar Uc tko word. "Not-ao U Hrrakr CHo. oa Tka Trorpaaaiaf la StrieUy Fork d da Oa Tkaao Proailaaa Uadar raJtf of Proaaeattoa." Prtro 1 Jo oack or 9 tor 95a. lutuaii PaV, Co, ;' Oraroa. "u WOOD POR SALE.. 8ECOSD A.ND- OUl fir. Uk aad daca-oo. aaa I, -aba. Joka H. Heott, 904 Orac- BWc Pkooo 954 or S2J. iltill FOR BALE OLD EEWSPAPERB. TEH eaau a kaadlo. Ciremtatioa arpan ' Orafoa Stotoaaioa. - - 97 Soldby For Eztm-iors RASMUSSEN PURE PAINT Alto Creoaote SKittgie Stain; Porch Floor Painr. Bam and Roof Paint; Truck, Tractor and Implement Paint Automobile Enamels; Spar Vamifch; Root Costing; Co pacta and Cement Coating. - For Interior WaS-DuraWaahible. Wall Palat; Racolite Enamcla; lna.de Floor Paint; Oil kaina; Floor and Var niahStaiiuBathTub Enamel. Dur able Floor Vinvit'o. ' 1 . Btiwrnmun i Company ',. ' ' . PwUund artd iainl- ' SAIX2I IlAItlLETS I OBAXkT Sa. 1 wkito . Ko. 1 rad, aackad -1.4T . 1.41 PORT. afTTTTOB AJTD BEXP Top koc , . . Bowa ; 9d10 M Iraaad kofa . , .. . Top atoora . Caw. 913 5.00 Ball 9HOo Spriat laaao, 90 lbs aad aador HfttH Haalr aal TTVk Xraaad raal i .1-9 LlrVt Van llaarp aaa . Old roootors BroUora . rOTJXTXT -jo Qri " .19Q91 : r ircTcnEOX. taixt compaxt Soath Commercial l"norv9"SM iaa, A.vviawM fUletn, Orrgom I MOX1TOR POOS. BUTTER AXD BUXIU7AT Jtataorfat . . J1 AO a 33 A J CraMorp Vattor Prr. F i a tarda t i -r mi i 1! A! I1 ; t J V. X. Soalth H. Becker & Boa C V. Garmlctkael Balaeta .99 Milk, par rwt. .9149