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Fred J. Too. ;. - JCaMjrtai-Editoe
- LoaW. . City Kditor
Loslia Smith Tslerrsph Editor
' th ... - Sooioty Editor '
fW. H. Roads Ciraalottoa Vntpr
T Ralph H. KlaraiMt Aaiaoeiao W ""
Fraak Jaakaaki - a Xaaas lob Dept.
E A.Rota - - ! , liMtoak Kotoi
W. O. Ojaraes- - i n1r Kditae
. , . . KEKBE Or THE ASSOOLirKD FSB ,i .,
iu. .v"'!W, hm ' aselusieeiy aatitlod to tk m tor raavoe u m
UP"" ' eradited to it or tot cUmwUi credited this pa U tta Aca
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BUSINESS OFFICES ' I" '
Alnort Brw S3B Wareostor Bldf Portland, Ora. .
Doty A Ptm, Skaroa Bid. Baa Fraaeiaco. Calif.; Hifriaa Bldr Loa ce
Ualif.
Bailaeea 0ffieaS8 ar 688
ooloty r.sumr
TELEPHONES: .
OirenUtioa 0fficJ8S Kaw
.ICS Jok Department
Eatored at-taa Poat Offiea U Sabot, Ororoa. aoeoad-alast wattt
3 3&i
. v. :?.,. .. .j September 3, 1025 j ' j H'V'.'
DA't-u wmws AsutKi': x win tootn lay me. down in peace,
ad sleep: tor thou. Lord, only makest me dwell in safety., Psalm 4:8.
. 'i ' . ' ' - ': ! ' i - ' - f
SAkEM IS GROWING AND WILL GROW! FASTER lL:
- '- i 'I - AC A t A VDrtT T PTTV t " .' ?r 7
1
:A great . toahypcrsofis from: California. are arriving in
Oregon looking for farina the" Willamette valTey;'reiX3rts
the state chamber of commerce. ' .
This condition must be -"wormwood and gall" : to the
California "booster whose chief pastime is lambasting Oregon
generally. Why Calif ornians do not move vp en masse into
Oregon's perpetually green fields to enjoy her welcome show
ers, share her mammoth crops and splendid progress, passeth
understanding. . '
lilt ir irii wr xxiot" ira -o-
pTMidtnt W. X. Xalbaral aratary,
Babort Poia. : -f
CAPtTAL TTPO5RAPmCAC:CXI0!l KO.
M. t. PflVeatoa. liocts aacoaA 8atar
aar. :00 P. .. i
JCAKPENTF.S'S - UXIOX KO. -
Moeta Thun. veaiat. "
r. praaidaat: Wa. Pttit. aeervUry.
Skilled ai-h' fwrwi. PKow 1 T.
CITY SHOULD RAISE MINIMUM
; It took Salem a good while to begin to get her gait as a
payroll city, but she is going fine now, with je very prospect
of constantly greater growth. The canneries ' of Salem in
1911 put up about 30,000 cases of fruit and vegetables, and
we thought we were doing very well then but thejpack of
the canneries of the Salem district for the present year, will
be around a million cases. In other lines of imahufacturing
there, has been great growth in the same peiioji, and it is not
too much to say that Salem has already become a manufac
turing city of outstanding importance as cities of her size
on this 'coast go . . - i . ; : . " - : '.
And her! more than $10,000,000 annual payroll for, a city
of 23,000, and with her suburbs making up! ' metropolitan
community of fiomethini? more than 25.000lrgives a Betterl
showjiig, according to good authority, than is to the.cjredit of
any other city of the size in all the Pacific Northwest.?
' Marion county uses about a third of all the cans'used in
the Pacific Northwest in making up the total fruit and vege
table pack, i '- - ! . ,
Salem: has the largest paper mill west of the Rockies for
the making of the finer grades of paper; and this mill is con
stantly growing; growing in quantity and average quality of
output. ! ' i
Salem has some of the largest fruit canneries in the
whole country, like that of the Hunt Bros. Packing company
and the Oregon Packing company. j
Salem had and will have again the largest loganberry
iuice operations: in the World. 1
; : Salem has the only fine fiber flax industry in the United
States, turning out fiber of the highest grades! for the worlds
markets. The first plant to spin these fibers is' just starting;
erected by the Miles Linen company, a home concern. This
factory is to make twines from the yarns, and eventually will
i ' iveave various linen fabrics. A second linen mill, to be erected
by the Oregon Linens Incorporated, is being j organized now
In due course, we will be selling $100,000,000 annually of
flax products, and employing directly and indirectly in this
; industry " a ! million people. This .development which the
writer believes is as certain as the rising and setting of the
sun,; will ; justify a city here t of many more than 100,000
; people.. ; - 1 . ' ; j: ; ! K- -
: There is being built now the factory of the j Western
Paper !Converting company, to' make boxes and envelopes and
a great number of specialties from the paper of our paper
mill, and from its by-products. This plant will no doub
eventually employ several hundred people. . i
. ; There is pretty sure to be built soon in Salem a beet l
sugar' factory; perhapswo of them.
, e have a prospect of securing here a potato starch and
dextrine and flour factory. . j .
All these things will bring many more factories. There
will be a cumulative industrial growth. I
Salem now goes to the ends of the earth with her prod
ucts, bringing in new wealth year after year, and capable of
' being continued and increased throughout all the ages of the
'"Tfiere is "white coal" enough available to fill all ther Wil
lamette valley with the hum" of industry; a power that may
be used and used and that will never wear, out, as long as the
laws of nature permit the mists to arise from the ocean and to
x fall in the form of snow and rain to keep the rivers running
. down the, mountain sides. j - ' '"
Salem will be a big city, and it will be an industrial city,
so ptepared for by the decrees of nature. And thus it will be
a prosperous city surrounded by a thrifty rural population-
' And it will be a Gibraltar prosperity, in the land of diver
sity, in the country of opportunity, where there is seed time
, and' harvest in air the twelve months of every year; some
thing to-do and something to sell every day of the 312 'or
. the 363.- ; ; . . j- j.!
' There is no such diversity in any other district in the
world; no other district in which there are so many exclusive
. opportunities, in crops the cultivation of which amount to a
franchise. - , , . j
V'Sq what we have done so far and what we are doing now
fuqijsjv only -a glimpse, of what' our children and children's
children will do, by merely "carrying on" and enlarging the
, linear of endeavor that the pioneers and the . people of the
present generation have demonstrated are feasible. .
Saturday evening one Vincent McMahan was arrested
and jailed, charged with driving a motor vehicle while intox
icated.- He had run the car he was driving into another car
injuring the latter. At midnight he was liberated under bail.
When the hour set for his hearing arrived he was still
at liberty. He was simply permitted to do what amounted to
obtaining immunity from imprisonment, fine and forfeiture
of his drivers license, with his bail money. The city law con
temDlated iail and license forfeiture for him and fine. There
are others convicted for, the same of fense who are in jail,
after navine fines and forfeiting their licenses. This is not
right. ' .:: 'v.: . . l .
The recorder's court has shown increased determination
to impose heavier penalties than formerly in enforcing the
law although the penalties have been far below the maxi
mum provided by city4ordinance. And these city penalties for
driving while intoxicated are ridiculously low in comparison
with the state penalties for the same of fense.
The minimum penalty upon conviction for this offense
is 5 days in jail, $50 fine and 90 days revocation of drivers
license under city ordinance. The minimum under the state
aw is 60 days in jail, $100 fine and one year revocation of
license.
That there should be these differences between the pen
alties prescribed by this city and the state is ridiculous. These
provisions reversed would be more reasonable than now for
surely the danger to life and property is far greater on the
crowded city streets 'than on the outside highways of the
state. . The state law has the unanimous approval of sober
drivers and is none too severe. And so long -as officials
refuse to impose the' maximum penalties and the guilty are
allowed bail in sums which represent less than the total min
imum lcgal'punishmentthere is need tf increasing the pen
alty by ordinance. ." ; 1 ;
Union Roster
Lodge Roster
UCg
PaallaaoA ovary atoraiaf (asrari afoav
lay) at Saloaa, tka capital af Orafaa.
UIGU 8CUOOL filRL WANT8 TO WORIl
if board u4 ma. -tia aaaaJI par.
llrtba 11 beat. Kt. a. 8a!eaa.
rRATERAL ORIEB OP EAGT.KS, mm
1H aad 3rd Wad. W. O. W. Ball. ft. at.
WIlUn tuy. ti. iaa if
VALUATION IS 1NXKKASED
OLYMPIA. Sept. 2. (Zy Amo-
clated Press.) The total assessed
valuation kf real and personal
property In. the state of Washing
ton as equallxed by the various
county boards of equalisation for
the current year, excluding steam
and electric railroad and telegraph
properties amounts to $1,010,-
237.800, it was announced at the
offices of the state commission
here this afternoon. The figures
show a net increase over last year
of $10,579,450. I
Marshfield Pacific Venter
plant reopens, with 40 men cm
ployed. ! - I
I
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General Markets !
PpRTLAND. SepL 2. Portland
Dairy exchange: Butter, extras
50c i standards 48 He; prime firsts
ilei firsts 45 He
Eggs, extras 42c; firsts 38c;
pullets 37c; current receipts
33Hc. f
Local Rates
For Classified
Advertising
Ona tiaia
Taraa tiiaoa.
Six tlaa
Daily or BaaAay
S eoata ao woH
5 aoata aav wt4
-M aoata a arora
Oa ataata. Ut aa4
8aa4ay SO caata par vor4
la ardoa to oara tba aaoro tkaa aaa
tiiaa rata. aaarHaaaiaat aaaat raa la
aaaaoeativa taaaao.
Ko AaV. taaoa far W tkaa tt aoata.
Ada. raa SaaAay OtfLT tWaa4 at
aaa-ttaia rata.
Ao'vartlaoaaoatt (ai(Tt raraaaaai
aad Sltaatioaa Waatod) win ko takaa
ott taa talopaoao it taa adoartiaoff ta
aabaariaar ta aaoao.
Taa Statoaaaaa will raoolva adrar
tiaaaaoata at aar tiaao af taa dar or
aihi. Ta laaara arapor elaaaitiaa
tiaa ad. tWaid W la Wafera T ft, a.
TXLZPBOXV IS or t8t
CITT ASI OOCXTT WOOD
Paoaa 10B1.
Money to Loari
Oa BI Ettata
T. K. FORD
(Ovar Ladd Baaa Baai)
BEFORE
TOO LEAVE TOCB
OS OAR HAVE IT
HOME
Insured Properly
Paaaa 161. Boeka Jk
Baak BUt.
Baadricka. TT. 8.
4-SS-tf
AUTOMOBILES
SALEM ACTO WRECKING CO.
Whe.la. Tia. Kinn, Fandera
Half Prira and Laa
Parta for all rara, aah for old rara.
402 8. Charrh Faoaa 215S
lt3tf
8CHEELER AUTO WKFCKINO CO, win
bay roar old car. Hifhaat eaaS arifc
pid. 105 K. 0mraf-r(a! St. Ijntf
IX OTHER DAYS
. (Portland Journal of yesterday.)
There is reminder of two fine old pioneer families In the burial at
Silverton this afternoon of Miss Fields McCIalne, 32.
Back in the old days, Coolldge and McClaine was a household word
In Marion county. Members of the firm were leading business men, of
Silverton who had the confidence of the people far and near. They
were public-spirited and Silverton's substantiality and growth was
widely expressed in their endeavors and enterprises.
A beautiful park, one of the most picturesque in any city in Ore
gon, was the gift of. the firm to the city, and it will stand as an
example of their interest in the home town as long as time will last
Members of both families, after all these years, still live In Silver
ton. Miss Fields McClaine, who was laid awar in the Silverton ceme
tery this afternoon, was a' h)ghly esteemed member of one of these
families. Patient and smiling always through several years of suffer
ing from an incurable ailment, she was an example of true .woman
hood and a worth representative of the old pioneer stock of Oregon.
PORTLAND, Sept. 2. Grain
futures: Wheat, hard white, blue
stem. Baart, September $1.50;
October $1.4 84 soft white, Sep
tember,! October $1.48; western
white, September, October $1.48;
hard winter, September, October
$1.47; northern spring, Septem
ber $1.48; October $ 1.4 6 western
red, September $1.46; October
a i.44; I3BB hard white. Septem
ber $1.5 6; October $1.55. j
. Oats, No.. 2, 36-pound white
feed, September, October $29; No.
2, 28-pound gray, September,1 Oc
tober $28. i
. Barley, No. 2, 46-pound, Sep
tember, October $32; No. 2.' 44-
pound, September, October $31
!orn. No. 2, eastern yellow
shipment, September $42.50.1
Millrun; standard, September
$3; October $29. . I
AUTO REPAmiXG
HOUSE BURNER IS HELD
HOME SAID FIRED TO FORCE
WIFE'S RETURX
ASTORIA. Ore., Sept. 2. Driv
en by an infatuation for his form
er wife, by whom he was divorced
almost two years ago, and determ
ined to reduce her to penury, Al
fred West, Astoria carpenter, fired
a house belonging to her, here last
Sunday, after having discovered
tat te Insurance on te structure
that the Insurance od the structure
cording to a statement made today
by the sheriff's and' fire depart
ment offices, who declare that
they have a full confession from
West in regard to the deed. -
' West told how. he had arranged
wood paper and kindling in the
house and after piling them in a
woodlift had lighted three carpen
ters' candles he had fixed togeth
er and placed them on the debris.
The flames did not reach the
debris: The flames did not reach
the debris until about 8 hours
after West had left the house
Fortunately the fire burned slowly
and .was extinguished "after about
$500 damage had been done. - -Officers
assert that from con
versations with West and his wife
they have found he made threats
that he would render her penni
less and force her to return to
him.
PORTLAND, Sept. 2. Hay:
Dylng prices, valley timothy $17
Crl9; do eastern Oregon, nomi
nal; alfalfa $18.50 & 19; clover
$17; oat bay $15016; oat' and
vetch $16.50017; straw 7.50
pr ton. Selling prices $2 a ton
more, i ,
AJ!- ' : j .
?! SALEM MARKETS f
GENERAL REPAIRINO. TIBfS AXD
taboo, aeeaoaorioa, f aa aad- all. If KI
LCR LEBE3GOOD GARAGE. Vboaa
5S4," Millar aad 8. Coaaaarraial Sta.
Wa apaciaUM ia racoadiUoaing atolara.
atf
WAITED EmFloxBieai 19
WOOL GO LP BOfe COTLDREjrB
aport iw, kait to ordoc. , Uad kait
tiag. Paeaa 1T7S J. - la30tl
KAWTXG.
I Sail
FOR SAL23
37
rarsif cuisrETrra aT THS stai
. Nona rortiaad hM. . Ta4
ALFALFA. GRAIN. HAT. TIMOTHT.
aata. Vartay awd - waoot," - raoraaWod
ajaahtr, provP ahipaaaat. Pnraa !
aplirato, '. Kiakard- Xau, Walla
-W alla, Waaa. - SlaJ
FO GAROEX FLOW IX . BAEEKEWT
diESM W Saaaa work, faoaa lr.
SCOAR SACKS TOR SALE, KO PHOXE
orders, , aoao raaaraad. ao. drUvartra,
rath aad carry. SO caata par ooa-a.
Haat Broa. eaaaory. 3taS
WANTED EXPERIENCED CLERK
wtabat poaitioa ia rug alara. wrna
Oraal t raidala, Tarr. Orcoa. or
aro 6Utaaaiaa. Boa 118. 1S4
WANTED POSITIOX IH GOOD HOME8
for two hick fnat rtliplao aora aa
work for rooaa aad board whila atad-
inr far tha aainiatry.
K1MBAM. SCHOOL OP THEOLCT
ptinn as.
FOR RHXT
ai
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BT H
arordiaf ' -Pwr Baa.- wrtea l aaata
aaa a. etataaamaa ttaaiaaaa Olfieo. oa
d
FOR REXrApavrtraeaU Zt
MCE S RDOV
eat. 4T5 N.
rURXISIIED
CoaawrriaL
APART-J4
FOR REST APARTBEKTS SSI K. Coa
al. IStl
FOR KENT Hootaa XS
SLEEPING ROOM. CIOSE IX. ALPO
S a rata. 565 8. Libert. Pkoaa 17 R.
85a4
BLEEPING
S8J-W. ;
ROOK
CLOSE IX. PHONE
3Sa
ROOK FOR RENT IN MODERN BOMB
tfcroo block troaa atato soaaa. Ar
coaaoaioaeoa. Gaatloaaaa - p
Ploaaa riaa rofaraaooa aad addraoa
B, aara Btatoaamaa. . ts)2I
EOR RENT ROOM SUITABLE FOI
atadaata. witk aWopeif porch priTilafoo
Eaarytaiaff aaadora. Koforoacoo ara ro
Suirad.
ddraaa raaav aar guuaavaa
lS?ag
FOR RENT Bo
27
HOt'RE FOR
Stiot.
RENT 265 8.
ClUTWH
27. S
FOR KENT Farms 2
ACTO X0P3
1 HAVE SEVERAJ. IRRIGATED FARM8
: far rrt- P. K. Tkofaaaoa, TiraM,
Or..' Paaaa 6XX. 2alt(
,JlAXTED TO RENT 81
FOR SALE OLD KXwFPAPESs, Tr.n
coaU a awadla. OrcaJaUam sopartioaait
Oracoa Sutoaaaa. . S7U
FOR SALE Llvmtork 39
FOR 6AI.E BOSTOX BrLL POO.
rrialrrtd. Taa wioatkt old. Apply at
21 1 X. CoaaaaemaL S9a2l(
Thorouohbreo
North link.
COLLIE
PUPS. T
S9a4
VETERINARIAN -
Pkoao 12i3. Rt.
D PtTrr-KSOt
. bos Zt. Sfj2lf
FEED VT. LANUE. VETEBINAS1AN
OKioo 410 8. roauaorciaL Pka IIS",
Ba pkoaa M. tH.
WOOD FOR SALE 43
40 CORDS OF WOOD S3 SO PER CORD
oa tka r raa ad. Ru . Boa 1U alaa.
4Jat
. BEST GRADE OF WOOD
(U aad IS laak.
Dry Bill wood.
. Groaa wJU aL ' , '
Pry aocoad arowtk fir.
Dry aad old fir.
Dry 4 -ft. aah. aaaplo aad aak.
FRED E. WELLS,
Prompt doliaary aad roaaoaakla paw
ISO Boa Ik Ckarck. Fkaaa 1S4S. aa
WOOD OF ALL KINDS FOR BALE
Joka U. Scott. Pkoaa 154 ar C22.
- 43M
IS INCH OLD FIR SECOND GROWTt
oak aad aak. Paaaa 18F. M. D. Mar
fiald. 4II1SS
GOOD COAL DRY WOOD
PROMPT DELIVERIES.
HILLMAN FUEL OO.
TELEPHONE IBS.' dSilPtl
inSCLXLANEOU3
01
SEB JDS FOR TOP AND PAINT WORK.
O. J. Hail Aato Tap Pauat Saop.
Roar f'ra dpartiaat. S-a1f
HELP WANTED
Notice
TTnppirVing at tka Williaaia yard
naar Ftla will conraenca Kr
tamhr Srd. Pa
HELP WANTED Male 11
WANTED FCRX I SHED APARTMENT
iwith'tkrao moaia or aaoro aad alp-
' Inr pon-B. Phew 1139. atO
WANTED Sllacvllaaeons 85
MASTED SMALL STEAM DOXKET
j aafia. Vili lack. J. M. Stawart. Rt.
I, tiarrala. Orrroa. ' sa5-
H. B. 8EAGROVK - FCRNACE . AND
skoal amatol akop aaaaod .ta oil MUI
BU ' - ..:laatt
BATTLE CREEK SAXlTACICM
MalAoda ara od ia tka kaaiik laail;
tato at 8.. Coltafa .&W S. II.
. Locaa. Pkoaa 2114. . ' tlii'
SALEM FL KL AND TRANSFER 0.
752 Trada KU
Wood.-- CaaJ, Brtaata aad Traaafar.
Prica ntht, tkmr, tba kaV.r- laf
pkoaca. Xi aad S2S, 'i(kt pkoaa
CaU aa. , . ' . , . . SlaStt
WASTED C8ED CNDr.KaVOOD TTPE-
wruer ia rood coadtlioa. Pkoao 2240.
I 35a5
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR USES
atoaao, too La. faraitara. Stiff a Uaod
Gooda Dapt, appaaita ooart Sanaa.
WANT WOOD CCTTER WITH FAMILY
Hara Kua aaw and rabiaa near
arhnnl. II. I,. Mora. 415 Cnmt ll3'f
AGENTS WANTED 17
r !' I QKAXR
Na. 1 wkita
No. 1 rod, sacked
.11.54
1.4S
! PORK,
Top hog
Sows
Droaaed koga
. Top stoara
Cows
Bolls
MUTTON AJTD BEEP
.19
.9S.S0910.60
, .IS
.08
2.50 05.00
-Sk4
. 8prif lamba, 80 laa aad aadar fte H
KaaTiar
Vaali
Drassad vast ,,, . .,,
.08 H
-7e07V4
as
WASTED
General Aeaat to tak orcr Tcrrilory
of thta 8tat for an AntotTaphad edi
tion of a avw book. Larry Lawyar,
Miaiatar and book loarr a anra pros
pect. A aiaa who kaa a car or Kalea
OrcanitatioB raa clroa up S1O.OO0.00
a rear. Writ now for foil partlenlars.
PKOGRISIYE PRK88, 1152 Milwau
kee Aae.. Chirafo. lit. 17S
Light keaa
Heavy koas
Broilers
POTJLTBT
LIS
:Srft24
,2Jc'a25
BOGS. UTTEBkSI BUTTEBTAT
Batterfat .53
53c 54
:.2
.24
.82
... . $3 40
Croaaicry butter
Era .
Standards
Selects
Milk, per ewt.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING
- We, the undersigned incorpora
tors of the Oregon Linen Mills,
Inc., hereby call a meeting of the
subscribers to the cspltal stock of
aid corporation to be held at the
rooms of the Salem Chamber of
Commerce in Salem, Oregon, on
the 24th day of September, 1925
at the hoar of 10 o'clock a. m
I for the purpose of organizing said
company, electing a Board of Di
rectors, adopting by-laws and
transacting such other business as
may properly come before the
meeting. j
E. W. 1AGE, j
T. A. LIVES LEY.
T. M. HICKS.
Aug.. 2 3 to Sept 24 inc.
CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH
deatal .fold, platiaaia, aad daearde
Jewelry. Uako Saoluag aad Rofiaery
Co, Otaaso. Mickicaa,. . SSJ1
WOODRT THE
a aad faraitara
AUCTIONEER BCTI
for cask, faoaa Sit
SSa
WANTED PRIVATE MONET FOI
f ara losas. biaa several applies
tioas oa kaad. Hawkiaa h Roker
Ie.. Orernn BWa. Mt4f
FOR S.LE
37
CLEAN RAGS FOR AUTO WIPES AT
Salvation Amy. TcL 1820. 37i
FOR SALE VETCH SEED. FOR COYER
crop or kay. B. Cuaatackaia. Pkone
21FX . i --. S7s8
SEI.L US TOCR USED FURN rTCRE -
H, U Stiff Fwra'taro Co. Caod Guods
Dept. Opposito ooart kooao. 8722tl
RECEIPT BOOKS SIZE 8" BT SH
50 rocalpt farnia Is book. 15 aoata pot
book or two for 25 caata. statoa
aaa allies. SIS Sontk Coaamarelal Si.
8aloaa. . . 87f25tf
LOST AND FOUND "63
FOrSD ROBE
Phoe- 1V0 J.
IN'CIR AT
CtRCt'S.
51.1
PERSONAL
TIM TREATMENT
OR APPENDICITIS
"It Is Wonderfal." e mforatatma.
A ddraaa Htas" Co.,. Port load. Orer-.
totl
MONET TO LOAN
57
FARM LOANS
Loaf tiaa, aasy paraaoata, Ww laW aat
' ao fees or oooiaiaaions.
PERRINE MARSTERB
SIS O-ay Bide, SoUax. Ore S?J2tt
f
WANTED LOANS
t9
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prppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
PP PP
PP WANTED Prirsta aaooay far PS
PP wall aeaared first . aaortf-ara PP
PP la a. Aay aatoaat, Opaa TP '
PP aaoaiafa. - PP
PP PP
PP PARXBR REALTT COMPXKT PP
PP AOS O. B. Baak Bids. ., .-. .. PP
PP TeUoeoee S142 PP
PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
PPPPPPPJ PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
Trespass Notices
For Sale
Traspasa NaUeoo. sits ltxS laekoa
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af Proaoeatioa." Price 15a oach ar I
for 85a. SUtoamaa Pk. Co, Saloaa.
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INVESTMENTS 81000 ON CP W
raa abow yoa a rertsia aecarity ana
a ratara of 0 to 20. Maoy income
properties with bonded leases tbat aat
9 to It '4 wkero yoa know property ia
rettiar better. First and gecoad Mot-t-races,
eo a tract, ere- Beck a A lien
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BILLY'S UNCLE
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SMALL GROCERY IN GROWINO 8EC
twa of Nartk Salens. Basineaa raa
ko doubled by eH l a r. feed. flOOO.OO.
A. C. BOHRXSTEDT
Realtor. Loans and laaaraaco.
147 No. fwwi'l pt.. Kaletn. Ore. la(rf
Most of the people of our district will be surprised to
know that England last year; took . about hal? J the canned
loganberries fVthe .tJnited jSktes-Which'tncans bf Oregon
and Washington. That her 40,000,000 people took about
, L'00,000 cases, leaving ,ohl y-. about the -same number for our
more than 100,000,000 people,!. That is a hint of wtat may be
done with this wonder berry which "was originated.'in the
Salem "district as a commercial product With thelright kind
: of .'organization, a much rger acreage of loganblrriea than
we have so far had in our calculations could be rriarketed'in
various forms, including the juice, and at sucli prices as
would stabilize the industry; Why not? Where Is tha man
of vision and organizing ability needed for the job -one
to the point of absolute success?
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