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TTfX STATESMAN rBXJSHDTO COXTAXT i
SIS Sooth Couuercial St. Salem, Oregon ;
Xi-J; Hendncka ... . - . . Mantnr
, Fred J. Tooxo ..tf.. MauagiiiT-Kditor
Lee M. M-rrima - . City Kditor
Xs!m J. Smith . - .- Telegraph, Editor
Audr-d Dane It Society Editor
V. If. Henderson - Oi reflation Manager
Ralph 11. Kletzing ' Advertising Mnr
Frank Jaskoski - 1 ' Stnnsser Job tKM.
K. A. Kbota - : LiTi-t-k Kditor
W. C. Conner ' Poultry Editor
"? ! ' XEXBEB Ot THE ASSOCIATED FBESS V .
' ' . The Associated Press ia -exclusively entitled to the tt for puulicat'on of aH'neVs
; - dispatches- credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and alxo tite local
' wa published herein. , j j
Bit Xor Breakfast r:!
; ? :,. ; business Cffices
Albert Brers. 319 Worretter Bld&. Portland. 'Ore.
Thomas' F. C'ark Co.. Xf Vork,1 12-f4o;V. Jtt St.; Chicago. Marquetto lilrljc. ;
swj t ayne. snaroa mag.. San rraututo, t'aiw.: Hij
igjHns Uidg.l '-" Ansele. Calif.
; Business Office. .23 or 5M
, Society. Editor,.. .UOS
TELEPHONES: f
Circulation Office.383
VeV Tepartntent..23 or 106
Joh IcpartmcTt 5B3
-Watered at the Post Office In Salem, Oregon, a's second class matter.
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. TpUE HOSPITALITY--"Aiid there rmetwpanWs,to Sodom at
., even! and Lot seeing them rose up to meet them; And he said.
Behold now, my lords, turn :in, I pray you, into your servant's house,
i nd tarry all night." Gen. 19rl,2: ;. :;,
' ; ;V y PUSH IT WITH PUBUCITY
: It is to be presumed that he slogan campaign for filberts
; or .walnuts on every farm, wth suitable soil, started and to
be carried on under the direction of George Vick, head , of
the department of agriculture of the Salem Chamber of
Commerce, will be pushed vigorously, and given the publicity
which its importance to this pect ion deserves
i - Arid, persistent, andi sympathetic publicity is. capable of
t pushing Jt farther and faster" than it could be made to go in
"' any other way ;,, ;;: " .;!Y 'm y.
. -j It' is suggested that: records be kept of who- is planting
; filbertsand'' walnuts, Imd wljiere, and how many acres antl
i what -varieties, and. that Ithese be given often, to the news-
i Push it wtth DUbiicity--
yho. f)lbert and wain at slogan
. Joln jtvith tlie poultry boom,
and stick to it everlastingly, and
it jwill , bring people from other
seitionst6 breed poultry and grow
filberts and walnuts here 1
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It will bring them by thousands,
and it will do more than any other
on thing to put value into our
rarminfi lands, to the limit of their
po ential earning power: H
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diversity is "haj, need, i
this land pCdiversitjrJ :ltill give
us ar better, .thaa ;oritp'ilWoit,'
f 61 jiia,t.Sneni;vn"easiB
yal uest V ;A Cllierti or walnut or
ehrd hecoane Vnre'! produc
tive 'and !vaIuabW" every passing
ye4ri,?longer thdtt yoti hVl'-lrre,
and after your cbildren,; rand
children's children have passed on.
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Tomorrow "will .be the annual
corn Slogan number of The States-,
man. It is important; one of our
vey best bets, in our dairying and
live stock industries,, and in the
keeping up and the increasing of
oup 'soil fertility. .',...';'
-Jn JalyA; Wi . Prescottia
called ?ack -jet - by- Jonathan
Bournetfto; take charge of ' one' ol
his plant ationi, at Theodore? Ala
bama. '. ifr 'PresVott'"' had settled
down, onv. his Sroik county ' farm,
near alem, to take a rest'after
many year of; labors in Washing
ton asf manager of the Ilepuhl lean
Publicity 'association.' -.The 'plan
tation he is now managing has
2700 acres. Jt is one of several
belonging to Mr. Bourne,. He, has
there both a Commercial orcha4
and nursery, j lie grows pecaSj
kumquats and Satsuma orangeti,
and raises cotton. The kumfiyatl
is a Chinese fruit, grown mpch m
Japan. It, is, like a very small
orange, ;about:, twice .the siie ' of "a
very large, Oregon Liamber'cherry.
It is used In ntaking preserves and
In other. Vays. " Rtri, Prescott haa
seat t;hlg hrpther, K. .T. Prescott
of SaIenx,some samples of kum
quats and. cotton and needle or
long' leaf -pine. .-i .-,
B.SKIWLL MEN' 3IKI7T .
AVALON. Santa Catalina Is
land. Jan.- I2i (By Associated
Press.)- With 74 0 delegates pres
ent! many more than had been ex?
pec ted, baseball magnates, direct
ors and others of the National As
sociation of Professional Baseball
leagues: opened their annual ses
sion here today.
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j papers 01 uus aisinci
, - - Ana 1 he istatesman is on: newspaper that yiu be glad to
devote a great deal of space ta.this campaign, believing that
v-' it 1 will ' be serving this and future generations in. so doing.
; , No doubt all the other nejwspapers will be as willing to
join in the work. j
If a record could be given of men who are planting and
proposing to plant" 1000 acres lot filberts and walnuts, it would
' be easy to get the second 1000 acres, for the neighbors of the
; growers mentioned would become interested and would make
inquiries, and would follow suit. X ' '
Nothing succeeds like success. Nothing inspires confi
; dence and enthusiasm like concrete examples. .
Filberts and walnuts go well with poultry breeding.
, These nut planting booms may appropriately-and advanta-
: geously be joined with our poultry boom, which is now on
and .will ; persist.
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STRIKE CONFER EN Cli
ENDS; DEBATE; VAIN
(CosUaoed on ps 7.)
monsly 'adopted ; Thus; carneto
an'. enrTnegotiations "that ;wer
BUrted In Atlantic City. on July j,
broken off on August 4 iand re-;
' 'sunjed:ori 'Dec29-:Mi -V. .1
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SCllAlsfTON,: Penn;, . 1 2.-t-;
i By Associated i Press. J--Gloom
spread1 over; the-anthracite field'
; today --with L the - announcement
. from New York that the 'represen
tatives ot the . miners:; and , opera
tors had broken off .their negotia
tions looking toward, the termip.
ationof the hard coal strike
which? has kept 15S.000 men aid
boys in Idleness, since Septe-
ber 1. . r " j '
t - .Although not entirely unexpect
ed, the news came as a bitter dis
appointment to thousands of men,;
women and children who for tio
months hare depended, on chari-i
tble organisations for much jot
Ihair fnrwf nnrl plnthintr. i t .l" 'i
Among the rank and file of the
miners, .the. hope was expressed
that, either President Coolidge jor
Governor Ptnchot- wonldi 'fin'dl
Urav'in inn A 1l bia tnAW f ft, mt-V'
and give the -anthracite consum
ing public the" sorely needed fujel.
A, movement to tie up the mines
f ccmptetely;' by. the, removal of the
"3 .inaintenance' forces' was launclied
,. at'.Pittston .today.. Resolutions
urging that all maintenance men
be called out wgre adopted by the
. grievance committee representing!
- nnion miners of the Pennsylvania
coal company and forwarded ;by
John L. Lewis, president of , the
United Mine Workers. - ,
icy; which has been pursued in the
income tax unit. Since the con
clusion of our hearings, every one
of these men has been remove!
from the executive position he
held." .
: The natural fool is much more
endurable than the educated va
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Headache Colds ; ;j Neuralgia
Pain.-.' YTootriache' Neuritisl
Lumbago
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L"BayefJ package
which contains proven directions.
Handy ,'!Bayert bows , of ,12 tablets
Also, bottles, of 24 and lOOrr-Drujfgists.
Aspirin' as the traOe aaark '. ojf Carer Kannf actum 5f. Monoactlcacidcster of' alicylicadd
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INCOME TAX UNIT OF
. TREASURY ASSAILED
tCoatiaioed from paje i. 4 '
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$(5,963,312; aluminum-company
of , America in which Secretary
Mellon is' a. stockholder i 4nd
which is now. under separate in
vestigation by the senate Judiciary i
committee $lJ.S89,I4i Bethle
hem Steel company f 2 2,1 03,912 ;
: I.' Da Pont de Xemours com
pany. ,15.369.123; Federal Salp
Vullding -company, 1 0.S 4 9,786;
Slid rale Steel and Ordnance cobi-1
- pnny $9.330.4 40,, and the Nation
al Aniline'Chemical couipany if,-M2.7ifi.v,--::i
t, . ;-;.;h,
Ilaclngthe total of tax refunds
from" July 1.-1921, to (April ISC,
-M2 6t' $ 4 5 9.090,S2tthe ihaSoTJ
Ity held that "except in; caaes in-
A olvingiTa refund of $ SO.OOffi jor
more, 'all of the authority vested
ju no .commissioner ot internal
levunuelsexerciseHi-byithchad
. ot a divislou, upon whoW. action
there is. do check, 1 unless the tax-
- payer Is iHsaltstled' J ffn
' "This investigation disclosed the
fact.T lhet report continued,' that
- tho chiefs of the meatls coal and
i timber sections of the imginuefing
t tiiv iaiod.were excupUonaliy ' tap
' ' atiio. liicn w I19 have cdnsistcntiy
tried; to .protect thegovernujuin
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Now Comes the Best Sale of "Royal
Society" We've Held!- ;
- EMBROIDERY
PACKAGE OUTFITS
EMBROIDERY ;
PACKAGE OUTFITS
-All Royal Society package goods
cnie comrjlete ready! to. embroider
made up- threads sufficient for fern
broidery with i the; necessary . instruc
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,'oa. sale childrens H wear, rworrfen's
"dresses, negligees, gowns, combina
tions, s tepins, ?scar f s, pillows, ; center
pieces, lunch sets, buffet sets pajamas.
Iresses; play suits, infants hats,
beet spreacls, curtains," etc.
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,, r,,,.. Articlca.of t wearing apparel .
1 - thing such- doirs,fanIiTials
' " . fcetc.yill be shoHra Yn tVifs sale. S
' J1' illlJ:an opportunity prfe. r !l
. .rI the kiddies sprincTitrajrorjo' ?t?
t ; of, vagh dresses, rompers, etc.
" Whether you buy or notcome -3
COMPARATIVE PRICES i
i, Sale.:.;
'-$2.50 Curtains, Sale
9ou-ra jamas, Dale ,...
. 52.00 Dresses, Sale :.:..;....
$l.WIiuir
-mrn 51.00 scarf; sale .1::
?i ao JoaDy dresses,-sale:. :
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