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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1925)
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 1925 11 TT akes alem i it 77ie following advertisers are representatives and boosters of the fifty-two major industries of Salem district whojare contributing to the campaign of selling the advantages and proven superiorities of the community THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON Sale m Mai is a aaeasn i , , W- i - T. A. Livesley & Co. Largest Growers, Shippers and Exporters of PACIFIC COAST HOPS Offices: Salem, Oregon and San Francisco, California - ? ., J 3 . . HELPING POULTRY.' INDUSTRY TO GROW (Continued from page 10) and long experience in boxing and shipping chicks makes certain de livery to customers ia perfect con dition. The following- paragraphs on the . varieties' offered are taken from a recent circular of the Sa lem Chickeries: White leghorns "All the big egg farms are stocked with White Leghorns, principally because they lay Tiuch quantities of large snow, white eggs. All pjir . breeders are care fully selected for type, and heavy laying - iuality. Our. .mating Ov4 C- hens mated to Hollywod ,-cockerele;, Tancred hens mated to. I lolly wood -cockerels, and straight Hanson. These..' matings "spell quality. , 1 J Rhode Island Reds "This Is one of the most popu lar breeds for the back yard or the farm. A very popular bird for those who want, a good layer and a good meat bird. Our breed ers are selected for their rich dark colorings, and for their, size and HOMEWETWASH LAUNDRY dan take the Was Day out of ywnr home Call 171 .. Price 75c and up 1336 B Street .' -DRESS SHIRTS With- or without collars, J2.&0 values special at 73c and 05c Cotton Worsted Pants $1.73 Capital Exchange 842 North Commercial DISEASES Treated by Osteopathy and the latest electrical Therapy including Dr. Abram's elec tronic system. v No charge for consultation. DR. B. II. WHITE Physician and Surgeon 50G U. S. Bank Building Salem, Oregon . The industnal center of the United State is rapidly gravitating to Oregon because of the marvelously favorable conditions and prodigality of resources. World markets are penine before us like theist piijk of an opening rosebud. Every dollar spent for "OREGON QUALITY'? products stimulates it into full and refulgent bloom. " C t ',:' VALLEY PACKING COMPANY cascade Tendency Seen as Danger y ous to Work of Destroy ers and Submarines WASHINGTON. (AP.) tThe development .of the gyrocompass has led 'to a regrettabl lack of Interest in and understanding of the Importance of the magnetic cumpass," said Captain Edwin. T. Pollock, superintendent .of the .Naval Obsertatory, ,In hu; annual report. ' ..'' . . - White not going Into'details on the question, the report referred to the tendency" to neglect the magnetic compasses as "a danger ous practice." "On the smaller vessels, such as destroyers and submarines, which are equipped with gyrocom passes," he said, "there is a de cided tendency to neglect the mag netic compasses- and to place en tire dependence on the gyrocom pass. This ia a dangeroua prac tice from the naglrational point r- vImw and efforts are being ma A to Imorove this condition "Reports also show that some tot the younger officers, are., not egg laying quality. Our stock Is from lhe,Sco,tt, Utah.Raney and Robbina strains. These Iteds will please you. Barred IMyiuonlb. Rocks "One of the ' favorites of the American breeds, and like the Rhode Island Reds, the popular choice for meat and winter eggs. Our foundation stock is from the O. A. C, the Thompson Ringle and Kleinsmith strains. You will like our Barred Rocks. White Plymouth Rocks " "These big white beauties, with their red wattles and yelow legs have become a general favorite with farmers and city fanciers. They grow quickly and make fine broilers or roasters, and lay heav ily daring the cold winter months Our foundation stock is made up of the Fishel, Daniel and Wilkle strains, some of the best in this country. Anconas "The plumage of the Ancoha is black, evenly mottled with white. They are wonderful lay ers of large white eggs, and are fast gaining in public favor. The chicks are hardy and easily raised. and start laying between 4 and 5 months old. Our stock is from the Sheppard strain classed as the unest in in is country, ana are noted heavy layers. Our Anconas are winners. uuff Orpinjrtons "All Orpingtons are good lay- DUNSMOOR BROTHERS S2ia But. Telephone 2230 Painters-.and Decorators- Interior or Exterior Work - . W specialise on Interior work. 1M ns show you torn work wo dene. Koop Toar Money la Oref oo Bay uaomenu aui at saiea, oiegoa CAPITAL MONTTMEUTAli WOIU 3. O. Jones Co.. Proprietors All KJa4s of Monumental Work Factory and Office: 2810 S. Coat'L Opposite I. 0. O. T. . Cemetery, Bex 21 68. HALEM, OREOOW BE READY The coming rains will mean a busy season for ua. Order now to insure early delivery and choice stock. Fruitland Nursery A. J. MATHIS Proprietor i Office and Sales Yard at New . Salem Hotel Bid p. Res. lhne lllFSl Office 1718 Office 109 S. High St. In New Salem Hotel lildg. magnetic compasses, and to cor rect this condition it is urged that more young officers snouia taae the compass course, j The com- oass school at the Naval Observa tory has been kept available at all times for officers desiring to take the compass course, .but during the fiscal year only one officer took' the course and' bo only par tially and hurriedly. "Excellent results" are said to have been obtained, in 6endlng time 8ianals by ' radio ; from, the observatory during the summer o 1924 and 1925 for longitude de terminations in Alaska, the, JM1- issippi valley ana me wesieja Aloutian islands, These were tnt at the reauests of the Cana dian government and the United states Coast ana ueoaeuc survey and were also of value to obser vatories In Mexico.?: New Zealand and Australia. Th observation of the solar eclipse of' January 24,: 1925. from the dirigible. Los Angeles, off t-rtne- Island was pronounced uv.rr necessf ul." while plans are WWHO .a m. t he completed for sending a party from the observatory to observe the total soiar ecupse ia Sumatra, next January.!. - Dimtncranhs taken of the sun naid to le i made with .rww.i:i1 reference to the period of aolar activity wbkh is develop inr. ' "It Is likely." the report adds, "that with-, tha- rogres-ol- the cycle toward tne sun spoi bm ers and are especially noted for their winter laying. They make excellent broilers as they develop very rapidly. The Orpington stands today as one of the leading all-purpose breeds. Our founda tion stock is from the Upshaw and Owen strains, noted for very ex cellent quality." Abaoluto Guarantee The Salem Chickerres guaran tee absolutely 10V -per cent live delivery of chicks at destination, and satisfaction to customers. Every possible precaution is taken to make for satisfied cus tomers, and upon these is the cer tainty of further rapid growth of business. The season of 1926 is very near now, and the first hatches will be ready for delivery January 25, 26 and 27. Big hatches will contin ue till June 10th. Worth Millions The operations of such con cerns here as the Salem Chicker- ies are worth a great deal to the Salem district will be worth mil lions in time. They are largely responsible for our poultry boom, which cannot possibly go too wild, for the reason that we have the potentially best poultry section of the wide world, and it ought to be pushed ' n . . . ii . Pushed up to twenty millions a year, and then doubled. - ; j Salem.' OregoiH. will -watch the Salem Chickeies; but their office and store rooms are at 262-64 North Cottage street. The people of the -Salem district will find there are a very - well equipped place, worthy of their increasing patronage. , WE GROW A BETTER Bli E They Are Larger and More Juicy, and They Bear Longer Here Editor Statesman: Blackberries are , , blackberries the world over, but here they are better, because they are larger ' and more juicy, and they bear longer and have a better flavor. Blackberries are fine fn all stages. First, the big 3uiy blackberry for pie. then the pulp for jam and the juice for jelly. I like them on the table fresh with cream, or to pick them off the bush, they are delicious. G. It. HAYES. 636 North Front St., Salem. Oregon, Dec. 15. 1925. ' William R. Hearst, New York publisher, buys 175 Henefords from Diamond B ranch in Lane county for $211 a head. Engene building permits for first 11 mouths of 1925 were $2,- 843.280. - loaks ICad. On OMd City Pi.party Lv rata, axy pirai.nt pUm; all ai4 by end f ytax. Tarrn loans, laxja or saiaU tracts. rmau aioncy. Be bi rsm; vlil g bo farthar. G. W. Ix&FIiAR 410 Oregon BaUdlng renecuy rasipurueu, V and Cream r Phone 725 f Salem Nursery Co, . Strict! j nigli Grade ' Fruit, Nut and Ornamental Trees and Plants : r , ' ' IboneS3ft3 ' Office: 210 Oregon Bid. mum, disturbances on Western Union Telegraph Company and otb,crJlnes will .become more fre quent and ot greater intensity." C BY HER Gill DF EVERGREENS IS FAIRLY TB E UNDER GOOD But the Pathway of the Blackberry Grower Is Not Alto gether Strewn With Roses -The Demand Is Good for the Evergreen Terry, But Growers May Not. Look for Overly High Prices Editor Statesman: While the growing of Evergreen blackberries is fairly profitable under favorable conditions, the pathway of the blackberry grower is not altogether strewn with roses, but has few thorns scattered among the roses as well as along the canes of the blackberry. We growers have had the un pleasant experience of losing the bulk of our crop for the seasons j of 1924 and 1925 on account of! the severe winter frost, and as the cost of pruning, training, cultivat ing, etc., in fact everything ex cept harvesting, was as much as if we Bad a frill' crop. 'it has hit cr pretty hard. " The' rice" "of the berries this j ye.ar being higher on feccount of the crop shortage, of bourse helped out" some. Prospect Xow Good The prospects for a crop in 192C are very good now. if we do not get any severe cold snaps accom panied by little or no snow. These nearly always come before the holidays, but we do not rest en tirely easy on that account until after the middle of January, when about all danger from frost is past. The cost of pruning, training, cutting out old canes. etc. is around thirty-five dollars., per acre, then comes the cultivatin fertilizing, replacing broken post etc.. which, added to the training cost, you can readily see that un less a grower gets a normal crop, or nearly so. he is liable to come out fn the red when the season's crop is off. Good Soil, od Help , Good soil, and plenty of help when wanted, are very necessary for successful growing of the Ever green; both the quantity and of the" berry will be disappoiuting it planted on poor soil, and trou ble will be experienced at picking time if a grower will have to de-i pend on floaters to do he bar, vesting, as they are very' anxldus to work at the first of the harvest ing season, but when hop picking begins they leave fof.'the hop. field; although they cannot make more than they couid In the berry yard, and often not as much. Good plants, grown from tips of a good producing yard, should always be used, I have seen many a good man come to grief by plant ing suckers, for, as strange as it may seem, an Evergreen is not so easy to get started. There seems to be a good -demand for the Evergreen berry, on account of the high per cent or sugar they contain, and their firm ness, as they will hold their shape under conditions that most other berries will not: but overly high brand hams, bacon andlard KEXXELL-ELLIS Specialists in Portrait Photography Studio: 429 Oregon Building Square Deal Welding Works Ox-acetylene and Electric We specialize on cylinder blocks and aluminum cases, heavy cast iron, steel tanks, boiler and flue welding, springs, frames and fenders, . If It's made of metal we can weld It rhoae 864. 540 Ferry St. Salem, Ore. Butter -Nut Bread "The Richer, Finer Loaf CHERRY CITY BAKERY SEND A CONDITIONS prices will never be paid for them, for they are mostly used in the manufacture of pies, jams, etc., and, while they are far superior to the wild berry, the price will always be regulated by the sup ply of the wild berry that grows so abundantly in the Willamette valley. SAM H. BROWS'. GerVais, Or., Dec, 14, 1925. '(Hon. Sam H. Brown, the writ er of the above, is a member of the Oregon senate from Marion county. He is an extensive grow er of EvergreenT)lackberries and of loganberries. He has been termed the loganberry kin,g of this section.' He is also a grower of filberts and a successful farmer. Ed.) Tillamook F. R. Boals wins Pacific International Livestock grand prize for best Holstein hp'rt. nroduce of one dam, bred by exhibitor. Portland-Willamette Steel Pipe company will use 1075 tons steel in making 8750-foot of 54-inch pipe for Cedar River power pro ject in Washington. California Garage GUY HICKMAN, Mgr. SUPER SERVICE STATION MOTOR SPECIALISTS Free Crank Case Service High Treasure Greasing 1000 South' Commercial Street Phone 1087 Cylinder Grinding ?By Expert Workmen With- , ; j . . ' High-class Tools , Jt 'fcONERITE SHOP 810 Ferry Street, Salem, Ore. LWINTEK ENCLOSURES Stationary Tops. Ant Top Kepairinj 0r pricM will pleas jtn IB All 7 Back of City Fira Pop. O. J. HULL AUTO TOP & PALN'T SHOP HOTEL BLIGH 'A Home Away From Home" $1.00 per day and up Frank D. BHgh Eat a Plate a Day Weatherly Ice Cream Bold Everywhere Western Davy Products Co. P. JUL GREGORY, Mgr. 240 8outh Commercial Street SALEM Balem 60,000 by If 30 RICH L. RE1MANN Real Estate and Insurance ' - S07-8O8 Oregon Bldg, ' rbooe 1013 EAST 1 ELL v The New California Law Be ing Enforced; Move Talked "of in Oregon (There is a good deal of talk among leading men in the poultry industry about a movement to have eggs sold in this state by the pound, which -practice is general j in the east. California . has put this practice into the. form of law.! The following dispatch in the Pro duce News will give the particu- j lars: ) Los Angeles, Dec. 11. Califor nia eggs must be sold by the pound in order to conform to the new California law now being en forced by the sealer of weights and measures in each county. Under the new law a dozen eggs must average 24. ounces that is, a case of 30 dozen must weigh 45 pounds net. While the weight of the case and fliller may vary at times, the net weight of the eggs must be up to the stan dard. With a minimum tolerance of 10 pounds for case and filler and a maximum of 11 pounds, the case, including the cover, should weigh not less than 55 pounds, but if the case or filler, is notice ably heavy the weight should show 55', 2 or 50 pounds. The most substantial change made in the California egg law at the last session of the legislature was to abolish the old provision that eggs held under refrigeration be sold as "cold storage" eggs. NEW SALEM HOTEL Where Hospitality Awaits You New Building, New Equipment, Best Located George Crater, Manager W. C. Culberton, Proprietor Blaesing Granite Company Roy Bohannon, Mgr. City View Cemetery Salem, Oregon Is. B. DTJNSMOOB Salem Wicker turnltnre Manufacturing Co. W Sell Direct Oennlnt Battan Eeed Qrility Furniture Kapairlnf, Befiniahing, TTpholatartag 2218 State St Salem, Oregon P. W. BLISS AUTO TOP SHOP Removed from 311 N. ComT. to 245 Chemeketa St. Septic Tanks that save more dirty work and doctor bills ready to install, proper ly designed, and reas onably priced. We make this kind, Oregon Gravel Co. Hood at Front Street; i Salem 100 Service 100 Auto and Tractor Repairing W Know How i Wlce t cox Service Etall Ta Old Tima Gas One. Mm i OEKERAI. OAS, OTT.S AJTD ! ACCESSOEtES SESTICE I A fltapl lla ( OrocarlM, Oootactlva ry. . Meals ao4 Lunches anyttae. Tee Ckef KV0W8 HOW NORTH C03DIERCIAIj! UARAG13 GROCERT Ajrcnnaov, aoajcs a aarrna 1-11S V. Oeauoerttii lu The new standards provide for three grades of eggs jind three sizes for each grade. Grades are "fresh eggs." "eggs." and "held eggs." also called "U. S. specials," "U. S. extras" and "V. S. stand ards." . respectively, which are graded on the amount of air space in the shell. This, to a very accu rate degree, determines the age and condition of the eggs by the increase pfahf. air space. The T Size Standards Size standards- which apply to each of these grades are as fol lows: ' " , i . . ' i I-'jjJV " .Vvc". Min. S , y" fffrr dor., per do. '1.311" or '"V.SSs -J4o. 22 or. Medium ' r " Pallets ..".'2 or.. Irtos. ''Small--' or "I'cwfn" IS o. 1. ".. These figures mean that eggs cannot be called -'.large" or even "eggs" unless .they average 24 ounces per dozen and in no case weigh less than 22 ounces. If they weigh under ,-that average they must be sold as "medium" or pullets," or "small" or "pe wees," according to size. This, of CQurse, is in addition to the other terms above, which tell the quality of the product. As the average retailer sells his eggs "as is." or as they come from the distributor, it is essential that he secure a guarantee from the seller as provided under the new state law and also maintain a reasonably careful check upon the weight of the eggs as they are received. s WEEDED AT SCHOOL Admiral Urges Appointments for Naval Aviation Be Increased WASHINGTON'.- The demands of naval aviation alone require an increase in the number of ap pointees to the naval academy. Hear Admiral W. It. Shoemaker, chief of the bureau of navigation, said in his annual report to Sec retary Wilbur. Admiral Shoemaker urged that the present allotment of three appointees to each representative and senator be increased to at least four, which he estimated would make available' between 700 and 750 officers for naval aviation, while the training of an equal number of enlisted men as pilots would bring this total esti- M ID HEN Oregon Pulp & Paper Co. Manufacturers of - BONDLEDGER GLASSINE v - GREASEPROOF TISSUE Support Oregon Products . . Specify "Salem Made" Paper for Ycotv.- , Office PHONE 934 for 231 NORTH HIGH DIXIE HEALTH BREAD Ask Your Grocer ' We Are Out after Twe ICUlena ' We ere sow paylnr ever , tfetee Banai ef a saUUen aotlara 'a year t the AairrKea ef tala a actio a. far 1 - . "Marion Butter" Is the Best .Better -More Cows and IJcUer -Cowa . .la the crj-lng need - Marion Creamery. - &. Produce Co. alem. Ore, - , . Phone Si 3 Cherry City . HcaltH Consider what Is claimed . for Chiropractic methods and yon will easily realize what a com mon sense science it la. It aims, by removing causes, . to eliminate disease, and does so successfully. Ihone for an appointment ' .. Dr.O. L.Scott, D. C. 256 North High Street Phone 87 or 828-R If You Want A Homfe BuUt To ' X ..J XT. a! ' 1 i our Amotion .. ;' . Ia a restricted residence District Consult - John Villiamscn LONE STAB SEE VICE 8TATX0V N. Capitol St. Phono 620 Hill Candy Company Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of High Grade Candies ' 1201 Leslie Street Salem mated by the bureau of aeronau tics to be necessary for carrying out its program. Admiral- Shoemaker docs not believe in naval aviators remain ing permanently with that branch of the service, but holds thf , should he assigned to other duties' from time to time, as "the avia tion problem technically as to tha knowledge required ia no more specialized than the operation ot any other type and is even less, than the requirement in some of the technical branches of the lino in which specialization is not ne cessary now." ' The recommendation of last f Cos tinned on pace 13) Stationery Odorless Geanmg 6 Hour Service Cleaners PHONE 931 Overland -WillytKnicht -Oakland ' .. . . Sales and Service VICK BrSs. High Street at Trade. Gideon Stolz Co i tntrer ef ; j r ? 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