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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEifBER 17. 1923 3 INDUSTRIAL OREGON; PRODUCES. . -' ' ;. QUALITY PRODUCTS ' : : ! i;. The advertisers on this page are OREGON FIRMS. Each takes pride in putting "ORE GON QUALITY" into its products.' When you, buy their goods you are assisting in a mutual ly beneficial co-operation to bring bigger payrolls, more capital, more people into Oregon. You help build bigger towns and cities. You, increase and stabilize the markets for Oregon farm products, "' . t '.' i 'J- Your success is inseparably interwoven wjth theirs. Every dollar you spend for their pro ducts will influence the future of Oregon to your mutual benefit. Ask your home dealer to supply you with ,'-'''" , " I : , ', - ; t " -. " ' 1 ' ' 5 i This cut Is used by courtesy of the I Associated Industries, of Oregon. , .-This cut It used by courtety of the. -Associated Industries, of Oregon. TIIE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON r 'h " 1 " ' s - rj ' ?V;-w- tty 1 II III In ill .MMIMWM,MMM)MJ "OREGON QUAIL PRODUCT'S? T. A. Livesley & Co. Largest Growers, Shippers and Exporters of ; PACIHC COAST HOPS I Offices: Salem, Oregon and San Francisco, ' " - v California HOMEWETWASH LAUNDRY IK rn tatie -ttift Wash Hay out t your home . . Call 171 Price 75c and up 1356 B Street ma tired of your clothing sett or xciBEiC it at tli CAPITAL EXCHANGE W will plctM and Mtljfr yo S42 K. ConunrcUl St. If yon are out of harmony with the laws ot health, STOP disease-building habits. Common sense adrice and treatment at nil. fiOFFRIETt C26 Oregon lildg. Phone SSt GILBERT STUDIO AND CRAFT SHOP , Pictures Framed Artistically , Upstairs 147 North Commercial COG U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phone M9 Res. Phone 4 6 9-J - DR. B. II. WHITE EAGLE DAMP v WASH ; ; v Try Our Damp Wash . 25 lbs. foil 75c ... Additional Pounds 3c per Pound R. H. Wolter,.Prop. Cor. 16th and C St. i Phone 1892 FALLS CITY TIEIVS ITEWiS FOR THE WEEKIIEBB ie ra Personal and General Happenings at the Live City on the Western Side of Polk County, -Gathered and Given. Out by a Very Busy Correspondent Interesting Items of the Week i First Methodist Episcopal chnrch . At recent meetloc of the Ed- on Twelfth and Taylor streets. worth League of the M. E. church the following officers were elected Cigars ' 1 , Confectionery Soft Drinks In SALHI PUBLIC MARKET But personally owned and privately conducted i G. F. BRAZIER; TODD ELECTRIC MOTOR -SHOP ' Specialize on re-winding,... repairing and J installing electric motors., Basement Masonic Building TPHOXE 2112 J Osteopathic , Physician and Surgeon Electronic Diagnosis and , Treatment . ; ' (Dr. Abram's Method) Post System For Feet , : Salem Oregon Ktep Toor Money la Oregon Bay Monument Med at Salem, Oregon CAPITAL MONUMOTTAI. WORKS . Q Jone tt Co., Proprietor! AH Kiade of Monumental Work " FMUrf and Office: ' 2210 B. Com'L, OpposiU X. 0. O. T. Cemetery, Box St ' Phone 689. BALEM. OREOOIT DUNSMOOR BROTHERS 2218 SUto 1 Telephone 223 Painters and Decorators Interior or Exterior Work We specialize on Interior work. Xt as enow you eome work wo have done. At a certain foreign oniversity the students, who had been study Ins Shakespeare in their native tongue, were requested by an ex aminer to translate into English the opening lines ot Hamlet's so liloquy, "To be, or ot to be." The following was the result: The first Frenchman declaimed, "To was. or not toi am": the sec ond rendered it, "To were or is to not," while the third, ga-ve still more liberal reading, "To should or not to wilL". i for the ensuing year: . President, Frances Hatch. v First vice . president, Pauline Jobes. Second Tlce president,1 Amanda Howe. Third Tice president, Viola Lane. Fourth vice president, Mrs. Aus tin Ricketts. Secretary, Edna "Worthlngton. Treasurer, Natalia Munyon. The new cabinet will meet with the Evangelism Class Sunday at 06 p. m. The class has started to plan for ""Win My f hum Week in November. The regular devotional-meeting at 7:00 p. m. Mrs. Florence A. Wolfe brought in some very tine single bloom srjecimens of ceonv dahlias this week, the colors ranging from a light cream thrugh all the shades of yellow and including some deep true - reds, also some exceptional blooms of pink and purplish pinks. The blossoms were all very large. measuring several inches across, and were handsome enough to con vert any flower lover into a dahlia enthusiast. Some ot , these were seedlings grown by Mrs. Wolfe alone, others were from named varieties. The first meeting of the local Parent-Teacher Association ' will be held in the high school auditor ium the last Monday night in Sep tember, being the 28th, at 8:00 p.m. . , The . incoming president, Mrs. Raymond Criswell, urges all the old members to begin the year by attending the first meeting, and extends a cordial invitation to all new ; arrivals In the Community who are interested in the welfare of the schools, and especially the parents of children, to be present and become members. , The 20th annual convention ot the Oregon Parent-Teacher Asso ciation, Incorporated, branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, will be held in the i 1 Portland. October 27-28-29-30 Whatever plans the local associa tion desires to make for repre sentation will have to be made at the September meeting, or a spe cial meeting-called for the pur pose. Falls City had a large rep resentation at roll call on Thurs day ot the tate convention last year, and made good showing in number of members. ! The Community Fair Is still a very engrossing topic of conversa tion among the older residents. They didn't think we could do It. We had the exhibits to back' our assertions that ths community is the Center of Natural Resources. Th display ot the Falls City Can ning company was splendid. The iruit snown was from cans se lected - at random- from the stock stored in the warehouse and ready for shipment, not anything select ed fori the occasion. To the ladies of the committee and to others, who, while' not members of the Commercial Club, worked untiringly tor the success the thanks of the Commercial Club is given." : -." " .' ,-: y i. . . -t'v Special mention should be, made of the fact that those making en tries in all departments . made their exhibits from their gardens.' canned goods, jellies, fruits, and needl ework without having planned very far ahead for this display, so the exhibits were rep resentative of the everyday work rather than something specially prepared as is usually the case. Taking this fact into consideration makes the showing all the more remarkable. We had a Fair to be $roud of. The display would have been a credit to a much larg er ommunity. In fact, so far as we Vent our display equalled that at the Polk county fair. An explanatidn is due Mr. Cleve of his collective farm - exhibit In last! week's Enterprise the initials used were those of bis brother. Clarence, who lives in ValSetx. W. C. Jewell did the farming and, had the display to prov it. If every , farmer ; In this community would make an equally good showing next year we would have to move to the State Fair grounds to house the exhibits. Mr. Powell had not planned for this exhibit untiriate the day before the fair, so went into the garden, field and orchard and secured the samples, nothing was grown for exhibition pur poses. , ..'(; - Falls City, Magnolia Rebecca lodge No. 140 won first prize in the yearly contest for work in district No. 9. The contest began In May, 1924. and ended in May, 1925. The result has just been made public, and is being received with , much pleasure i by members of the Order her.e.1 The arise given is a year's subscription .to their official magazine; The Paci fic Oddfellow. Included in this district No., 9 are Dallas. Mon mouth. Independence, Buena Vista Falls City, McCoy, and Ballstrom. Reuben Ensign i and Clara Rhoades were married last Wed nesday in Dallas. They will make California Garage ; GUY HICKMAN, Mgr. , SUPER SERVICE STATION f MOTOR 8PEC1 AUSTS Free Crank Case Service High Pressure Greasing lOOO South Commercial Street Phone 1B87 their home In Falls City, where Mr. Ensign has employment. The bride is the daughter of Mr., and Mrs. WUlbur Rhoades. Their friends unite In wishing them a long and happy life. Mr. and Mrs.- Herbert Hanson visited with his parents Saturday and Sunday.- Miss Lena Buell re turned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bowman spent tne week end with his his parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL A. Bowman. ' , Friends of Mr4 and Mrs. Leo Fry received the announcement ot the birth of. a son, September 1, snd are extending congratulations to the'happy parents. Walter Bowman returned to his school 1n Baker ! Sunday. Mrs. Bowman and two children.' Eloise and Walter, Jr.. will follow In about three weeks. Mrs. Strauss took her brother to Salem to reach the early morning stage She also met him when he came the last of May. , , 'Mrs. Bert Keller has returned to her home here after spending a week in Salem, i Mrs. J. R. -Strauss and Mrs. E. G. White were visiting in Dallas Wednesday. , Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hill were in town for a lew hours on Tues day. They came up from Newport te Dallas to visit TAtt Hill's mother Cylinder Grinding By Expert Workmen With High-class Tools '" DONERITE SHOP 349 Ferry Street,' Salem, Ore. WINTER ENCLOSURES Stationary Tope. Ante i . Top kapalrinf Oar price will plee yee. Xa Alley Back of City Fire rept. O. J. HULL AUTO TOP A TAIXT SHOP Blaesing Granite Company Roy Bohannon, Mgr. ' ; City View! Cemetery Salem, . Oregon New Hotel Salem Where Hospitality Awaits Von Under direction of FRANK Di BLIGH HOTEL BLIQH A Home Away From Home" .. $ 1.00 per day and up : L. B. DUMSMOOB . Ralem Wicker Kornltore ; Manufartnring Co. We Sen Direct -Genuine Batten Bee Quality 1 - Furniture Xepalrlnf. BefinlaUnf. UpboItUrlnS S21S SUVe SU. Saleea, Orefoa F. W. BUSS AUTO TOP SHOP Removed from 311 N. Com'L to 24S Chemeketa St. FOR SALE All Kinds of Wood Prices Reasonable PHONE 652 who has been in the hospital there for some time. Her condition wai somewhat improved this morning. I Vidlet Logan, who is 'taking treatments in Salem. Is at home with her psrents. Mr. and 'Mrs. J-II. Logsn, for a few days- Irs.,W. W. Ward was a Salem visitor Friday. " r. ana Mrs. uaroia Hampnnes and family have moved to Pedee, where Mr. Humphries has a lum ber hauling contract. Fred Scholl and family from Monmouth, and Mr. Scholl's mother, from Sweet Home, spent Sunday at .the., Warren Ward home. ; Cassie- Cameron." daughter 'of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cameron, re- urned to the state school for desf in Salem last-Monday, , Lorlng snd Lillian Hatch are picking bops near -Independence.' Little Melba Post.- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Post, had the misfortune to cut one of her fin gers quite badly. : George Graves Is working .at vaisets. ' . John Moyer recently: purchased a new riding horse below Rl-k- reaU, and, went down Sunday morning with John Watt, wno rode the hone back, for him. Cards are out for a meeting to be held in the park on the .banks of the Little Lnckiamute on Fri day evening. September IS, at o'clock. All boys from six to sixty years of age who do not at tend Bible school are Invited. They will probably ' receive an agree- anie surprise. . ; . ; Little Fraokle McDonald nephew pf. Roy McDonald, came home with Mr. and Mr. McDonald and son Ronald from Redmond and will stay here this winter and attend school. He Is eleven years old. Mrs. Eleanor T. Butler, Mrs. J S. S. Powell; Mrs. Either- Mont gomcry. and other of the old pioneers of Falls City, who were In attendance at the fair held In 1911, fourteen, years, sgo. were present at the fair on September s. They enjoyed the latest fair very much. ; . ; Mrs. W. II. Stelier, and Mr, Stelier came out from Vaisets, Tuesday, and while here Mrs. Stel ter visited our community faj and spent a happy afternoon meet lng old friends, many of whom she had not seen for over year. Mr. and .Mrs. Stelzer . are running the ranch for the Cobbs L. Mitchell company, consequently are very busy, but feel that they must come out and renew old acquaintances In Falls City . oc casionally. ', Mrs, Ira C. Davis had as guests on Monday and Tuesdsy her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Robuck. and cousin Merle, whoee GfiVjbraci ',V ' ! 'r L - y ' ... I 1 JJdjustmtnts'Y, for . V Have you been unsuc- cessful in obtaining permanent, relief from : Gall Stones . Ii,0 you , are just thisperson we. would likc-to demon-1 strate to Xh the'Chi-" r o p r a c t'i c, way will , bring you., permanent relief. Phane for Con sultation. Dr. O. L. Scott, D. C. 256 Nortli High Street' i Phone 87, or 82S-R If You Want ATHome Built To j Your Notion ' - Xa restricfexl resklenre District Consult t ; .. .. Jolm Yiffiamscii ZaOBB STAB 8EBTICB STATTOB X. Capuel St.-fkeao fixe home Is In Forest Grove. They enjoyed this, their first visit to Falls City, very much, attended our local fair, and were "well pleased. " - -t '..'.: ' "Falls City hotel, under the new management. Is a very busy place. On Tuesday they served over, a hundred meals to transient guests in addition to those served to reg ular boarders. f , , , . . Mr. nd Mrs. C C- Gardner were Tuesday evening, visitors who time up on business, and to take in our community fair. Mrs. Ira C. Mehrllns; had a very pleasant surprise on 'Satur day when her, sister., Mrs Belle Elwood. cs me up from Portland. ' visiting over-the week end. Mrs. Elwood went on to Sara on Mon day, where she planned a short visit," and from there will return to her home In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy "McDonald and son Ronald left on Wednes day morning for an automobile trip, which will be In the natare of a camping outing, and plan to C-Hi4 oee - - The jndustxial center of the United States is rapidly gravitating to Oregon because of the marvelously favorable conditions and prodigality of resources. . World markets are opening before us lilce the first pink of an opening rosebud. Every dollar spent for ' "OREGON QUALITY" products stimulates it into full and refulgent bloom. ' -j j , VALLEY PACKING COMPANY andams, bacon andard cm cm PR UHLLIll UH1 ill ARE RLL BUSY YET Still Going Strong, Mostly on ' Prunes, Pears and Ever green Blackberries ting prunes yet; also evergreens and pears. -j The Producers Canning & Tack ing company Is finishing' up on prunes. , Will .be, through this week. - The canneries that are to use apples will be going till the holi days. ; The Salem canneries are all still going strong, mostly' with a long season ahead. i f The Hunt cannery Is on prunes and everareen blackberries. Al most done with prunes. Ever creens may come for a week or two yet. . ,,' f The Oregon Packing company in Its T-eltth street cannery will finish with pears tomorrow. In their Thirteenth street 1 cannery they are getting a full supply of beans and cucumbers, and will soon be on pumpkins there. The Pacific Canning & Packing company cannery (West Salem). ! running full Jianded, (with 300 employes) on prunes, pears and verrreena ' . Ther will soon be working on apples.' . The Starr cannery Is on prunes an will be for a week or ten days and on evergreensfor perhaps couple of weeks yet. The Northwest cannery Is get- The annual Slogan number ot The Statesman devoted to the lo ganberry' Industry will be pub- LOGANBERRIES MIGHT BE MARKETED IN DIXIE LAND (Continued: from pace 8) P. O. Lock Box 893. Answers to Questions The article 'in the Literary Digest was In the issue of Sept ember 5, covering a page. It was taken from a Slogan number of The Statesman, published a conple of years ago. r Those Interested In Mr. Cassil's first question are invited to write him. - It is likely that he refers especially to loganberry juice. The. growing of good loganber ries Is not adapted to the south. This king of the; bush fruits at tains perfection only In a climate and with a soil such as we have in the Salem district -in western Oregon and Washington. . ; Yes; the loganberry is success fully dehydrated or dried.; There Is no doubt but a great market might be found in Dixie Land for our loganberries, put up in cans frozen, or dehydrated or dried, and for loganberry juice. lished soon, and. the Slogan editor wlllf take pains to see that Mr. Cassil receives & copy. There Is LOAJTg . Made On G004 City Property Lew rate, easy per men t plea; all paid " oy end ef peat. ' - lam loans. Large or email tracts. Private money. See me first; yoa will f ao farther. G. W.:IAFLAI6 410 Oregon Baildlng Perfectly Pasteurized f.lilk andXream Phone 723 Salem Construction Co. C SEE US . Bfore Yea Eu-i Telephone 1221 KEXXELL-KLLIS , i Specialists In , , Portrait Photography Studio: 429 Oregon Building so , much to say In favor ot . the loganberry that the subject can not be covered In a shqrt article. Square Deal Welding Works Ox -acetylene and lectric . We specialize on cylinder blocks and aluminum cases, heavy cast iron, steel tanks, boiler and flue welding, springs, frames and tenders. ;! If It's made of metal we can weld It ( J ; Phone 804 349 Ferry St. Salem, Ore. Butter -Nut : Bread J "The Richer, Finer Loar CHEIUIY CITY BAIIERY 1 , Eat a Plate Day - Vealherly Ice Cream Sold Everywhere ButtercuP Ice Cream Coi . ..:,J : P. M. GREGORY, MgT. 210 Bouth Comrrvprclal Street .SALEJI - Salem 60,000 by 1930 Rial L. REKIANN Real Estate and Insurance - Oregon Rld. ' rbone 1012 When You Boy ; DM TILE 1 M Consider the extra strength of concrete drain tile, made uni formly good to pay roa a profit on drainage for a lifetime. Ask us for free booklet telling how to plan drainage for profit, . YvilV: , ,-; Oregon Grave! Company ; Mood mt Front Street . f - : 'Salem - PHONE 934 for Odorless Geanog 6 Hour Service Free Delivery Cherry City Cleaners 231 N0KTH HIGH : . . PHONE 931 ' XTTTf wTS "aTA4 100 Service 100 Aato and Tractor Repairing Wo Know How Weiceeie t emr Serrice 8tatis T OI4 Time Gee Once Mere 1 : GE.VCSAI, OAS, OILS AMD ' ACCESSORIES SSV1CS A staple Um Oreeertea, Ooct!m ry. Meals end Lanchea ar-ttaie. Tae CSef JtKOWS HOW . NORTH COMMERCIAL GARAGE A GIIOCKRV , AXDMSOir, ASAKS Si tXPTKA , l10-Ii K. Commercial 8t ' Paene 1S77 DIXIE HEALTH B.".ZAD Ask Your Grocer We An Omt After Tva KUUems We are Beer parts f vet tiree taaitera ef e (eJlaee, AeOare year t Ue telrymea H tlue eecUea ler ' "Marion Butter" I the Re Butter Jfore Coin and Better Cows Is the rrj meed ; Tfaricn Creamery ci Prcducc Co. Kalem, Ore. Plione 2122 Overland 4 . I Willy Knight 4 . -OaHand . Bales and Service 1 VICiCBROS. Hisb Street at Trade Gideon Stolz Co. Kaamfactmren ef Bepenlable RranJ I.Imc-Ko!; hur Kolutloa Tae ra&S yee caa rpca Sa for ; rrices upon arillcation T artery ir tT,r ef Mnamtt aa4 Ii 1 tt. ; "! " kaleai, Orsa
