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Newspaper Page Text' ' -' ;'(V; '.V-..-- THE OREGON STATESMAN; SALEM,- OREGON WEDNESDAtORNINGW,in jPft'e Oregon Staiestndn - Imu4 Dally Kjuapt MoaAay sy .-" ". JBM RATZnCAV mUlSDta C0K7AXY IIS Eaat CtuweW 8L, fltUa, Oraaa , . Haartra Vr4 4. Taaaa Laa U. Hirtiau Laall J; Saita idrM lliMk . - ftfaaafar MaaaUf Kdttee : TelrrJ Klitr W. H. Hudimi -- VtTMtotlM MtMHf Ralph U. JLlatsiag Advartunef Maaafar Praak Jaakoakl t lUMfir MIMrt. K. A. Kaotaa aaek.K4itt ' W" " Cott ' I ' ' T i " 1CEMBEX OF TH7 ASSOCIATED YKXSft - -.t , ' TV Aiaaelatal PraM U axelaaivaly aotitUi to taf m favpafeuaatCa ef H aawa ItapiieW miu4 t it r act ataarwJaa eradit ul pap M t teeaJ Mai pabtlaaaS Saaaia. :-v;- i" v. - V-A.;-!-.!v 'v.") ' - SOH B Taaaaa tS Warcaatar Bid- Portlaad. Or. latk-Ca, N Twit, 12S-13S W. SWt Bt? BLi ctieaca. aintam nut. taty Fayaa. Sharom Bias, 8aa IVaaeia. Calit.r BifgU Bd. Laa Aasaiaa, CaW. Baaity Mlaar i (X. , OtCTUtias Offlea.aU . M Popart , Ml : Zata4 at taa Paat Offlea la 8!av Oracoa. M aaeam4-Uaa mttux. i Jaly 21, 19S0 - -1' - , TUB HIRED SERVANT "Thoa shslt not oppress a hired serrant that i poor and needy, whether he be of thy brethren, or of Hhy Btrahgers that are In thy land." Dent 24:14. - - f "t LAKE LABISH ON A LARGER SCALE frays has -her-whole- family; taken every year, told him only yester-j day. that the only way decent peo-j pie could uphold the sanclty ofj the home was to have'ttothrng "tq do with . you. :. Her husband, jrouj know.; fat one .of .the deacroris fit th Firsiv'Church1afld. 'a .very partlcul lar" man. ' I'm ' sorry, Mary,. . i don't llke to seem hard. ' But I've KOt. r, huaband, jiiy children, ti consider."; Arthur says- ' " ; - j . 's White with anger, and quite inf different to what Arthur had said Sylvia; rose. . - I Tou mean, then," she asked indignantly, '"that I'm no longer welcome 'here? Is that MV "I -mean '. that until yon cleat your skirts from, this mess you've got Jo, you caa'l expect people td act. as though nothing , has hap ened. . ; I'm sorry, for you, Mary, but' I'm not going to take the Dread nd ibvtter . out of , my chil dren's mouths, ruin my husband Is business, just for, the sake of sen timent. You're my , sister, qf course, and Tm not going to closb my door on you hut I should think yqtr would Tsee- r 'J. ': 'I do see '' said Sylvia quietly hertemper. now under ; control "I won't come. again." With her chin held high she marched out Of the door, down the concrete-paved sidewalk, wondering if, after all,' the' vivid "struggle In Holly wood, with Its many-sided but brilliant antagonists, might not be preferable, to the sordid and narrow-minded enmity she was be ginning to feel in her cnotact with Millersburg. She compared her sister's attitude with that of Ma- ion Allison,' with results not at all the occasion of her last jrisljt home. she had appeared on the stafe la person, on the opening nightj of a new Aline Duvall picture la hich she had played the seeoodi part.- Mr.'MIIIer was. standing U the lobby r of . the theater, jimpkisng a cigar.1' When ? he caught- iieht ,or Sylvia, he beckoned hefitoj- loin lAimT I In ordinary eircumatance She probably would not have done so,- bat the Reverend Mrl Whar ton's .words had rankled, Jeft her rebellious. ; His' aspersions qb the picture business had reminded her of friends, real friends, ip. Holly wood. Even the; lobby, pfA, a "movie" theatre seemed Welcome to her now. ' j . i" (To be continued.)) . Copyrisht X92i. Prederkk Kum mer. Released - by Cen trkl iPress Association.: . . . ?.::.n . i.. , h v, (The . Electric Restaurant serves elegant meals and lunches, i , Try them; -you will., come again and bring your friends. Best tagalenv 4 ? State St. : - " " " I ' () ,X - The news columns of The Statesman this'morping carries, a siory oi ine organization oi iwo new companies nat nayc ,taken over the water rights of the Sarittani irrigatiorr dis tricta, 'with-over 27,000 acres of rich lands, some, of: the; best lit the Yic'Ucy)that will .be made vastly more pro ductive wlth ihe iise Ijot; water and the modern methods of fertilization and rotation adapted to intensified farming. Here is a-Lake Labish district on a larger scale- ,A" section capable of producing millions of dollars iimually: in value of cash crops; wanted cropsr-wanted by Ohe canre5Bsrartd thje other concerns supplying the markets nattering--to the former. fof thistaiid pther countries. - l ? JJ.:--' The men' backing these projects are strong financially, Ifjid thej understand the problems of irrigation V :? AnC-tHls development will be worth watching. 1 " ::-vw. - T her, dW not speak at all.- Other tucky :Wonder beans, the tomatoes and otner cannery crpps, hurried by with a nod. as though io be packed at -Stayton and Salem. affairs of the utmost importance ?A visit will open the ejres of any observta person to the 2"- Z? 'great, tnmgs tnat are Happening m tnat part oi marion greet her, hysteriaiiy giggling Ti'ounty. and that will continue to happen, contributing; im- sle heard one of them-say, as they xt. j 11 i.-i oi i n -c movea on: jjicnseiy io vne growin ana weu ueuig oi oaieiu anu au ui -this part of the state. I. On her way home she passed i a great mhny people she knew, some the merest acquaintances, others. friends of long standing. Their at titude both surprised and hurt her. ,. Some, managing not to see FROM THE MARKET REPORTS Gee, she's got a nerve, coming back here. Mother says I wasn't to speak to her." Sylvia sighed! as she heard it. She scarcely noticed Mrs. Witherspoon, as the leader of Millersbure society cut her dead. Near the corner of Bank street she came face to face-with the Reverend James Wharton, of the First C.hurch, whom she had once upon a time, in the days of short v. There are two items in the current market reports that "are of interest in Salem and the trade territory of this ciiy The one, referring to cascara bark, being as follows: "Eastern reports are to the effect that a general short- . n rf MSPflm Tnoma nnrl nnlv the fact that leadino- consumers upon a ume m ttie . Q - " I ifrSBUlt ollayf fllrr. o n now seem to be well taken care of by former purchases has to her with outstretched hand! a nrevented sharD advances in prices. The Journal of Com- benign expression on his rather - tvwa At Ww'VAi.t'nl!ptftil on oHvariPo Wrkripp n A r5iilt Handsome young face. .T .w.v v..v.v- ' "t,. " , M..n(n ripi xne-parK:Biiuawoo,:wnn promises 10 Dcuie asuw hand in both of his. "It is good lore the season IS Over. ; to see you. Keep up a stout heart The other' item refers to an advance of 4 cents a gallon child. Remember the story of the ' on Unseed Oil. . rnmety ana nine and do not ' be , - u,.- .. , . . , , , j . I airaia. we au make our mistaKes, fi.fThe writer. believes,;and has. contended for along time, but cnarlty and forgiyness, the ritltat one- or the great iuture sources oi weaitn ior . tne aaiem Good Book tens us, are better than i1fern-'W4-WVtnf1nV9.'n)iiatrv. axuK that. ntiA-nf the chiding and blame. I must come JTiajOp branches of that-mdastryWlll be. thergrowmg Of trouble;: There is no error that Cascara DarK. inere S no BUOJsuiuwj xur taataia,uB. 4 may doi ub lorgiven, 10 me sin- :rJi- Winnfftrt.Vrino- f AiWs TriPr W nnthinff iust as crood. cerely, repentant. And 1 can See. V . f i ,Aif,v j. f,: t j.1 -T uJ j: 4j !on, Jst by looking at you, that what Cv-JroDaDiy HO suuaDie suDSiuuiewm ever oe uiscuyww. ic ever you may nave done, you are cascara trees 'of. this; section, which is the great source, of truly sorry for it." Certainly the Uw i Kflin V?n vff an1 nnfr Wnlnrprl. I expression on Sylvia's ia.ce at that ufr'-Jf- J 1 o ; , . excent bechance irrowth in our forests. They will ere long tll begbne; or so neariy wiped out as a source of commercial "suppJy as to be negligible, unless cascara trees are cultivated. T m ? -J V m- j ' r xa cause oi nei . JManv .oi our xorwara looKmir isrmers anu uwna ui mic i tMn,in Viands ought now to be planting cascara trees. This will have gne had'done, as of what others r.to ie flbnej in 'due course of time, and continued for all the were doing to her now. ."You did . . i ' well to come home." Mr. Wharton iuiurc. 'i I . ,A4ie -taci iiiai imsccuMi, up iitv Qn her ..4, far to. flee from ieea. j-uiseeu is i the temptations, the loose aj&so- neceSSary in all cations,l ( which inevitably sur round tnose m me worm or; tne screen. ."It. is, no fit life for any moment was sufficiently, lugubri pus to convince anyone that she was sorry, aiinougn ine reverenq gentleman was mistaken as to i the cause of her sorrow. ; She . was ipdustnesj, X4nseea ou-ismaae irom iiax s Hhe onr ''drying oil" of Commerce, ttls , ""rt'nlntall riuttips and all linoleums. It, enters 11 kt i- offta flaY aH liriPn weni on peniaTuy, apwn Linseed is jary in all mto every -.- r , , ; , - . , , , . . screen. . i, no 111 me uor iaaj tiatffcie that has to protected from rust-or rot, from a hair-1 yom ere you wlll! Tirrtda itUfrShip- Or a pencil to a Skyscraper . ! s I among friends, ready to offer lyou . . ..il v 1 A 1. Ju wvJl.U Kaftov helo and encouragement in vour - - . n nn t na nirrnur zn. iirii'iJU I I ir x. iiv.uitniuL.Ln L. 1 1 ubbwi I - . - - . - - ,r t , iT T j 7 T , " i time of need. Good-bye., And .re- t Will UtJ aV lilC liaA auu uucu iuuiMwava. TWEXTY-FOUB ABHOtf (VAtA'E& t , It " was not yet 10 o'clock and i Mrs. Boilers was still busy with household duties J when, v Sylvia t aims' to.- She stared at hef sister " in a. curious and not over-friendly way ,?as she closed the front; door 1 behind her and led the way to the 1 bright little parlor., , ', ; .h V '" "Well; Maryi"4 she -said, giving Sylvia a perfunctory peck- of a .. kiss,: "Dad told me you were ex- .pected last night.' Don't ybu, think " you - made : rather , a. : mistake v to , come' home, Under the vctrcnm- stances?' ,- '-I,-:'- ; ' . I ' "Why! Sylvia asked,?flushln5. Yoi haven't the least idea; have y ou,j hathose . stories Inj the taewspapers were true?". -r - ' - -. VI hope, not, I'nv sure. But your j coming here,- Instead Qf staying- 4n : i Hollywood apd fighting the .thing out is going to make a-lot of peo- . ; Pie, think so Arthur-and I were ' talking it over Jast night," and - "'Katie. I came home to tell the' 1 people I - care about .what really v happened, -To tell you." "Brjefly, ; in a few .short! sentences, she -ex plained toher sister what misfor tune had befallen her. :,The con strained expression on Katie's face however; did -no, relax. ; : That's alUvery,weli Mary. she said slowly. "And I believe you; of .course. I couldn't imagine you. being fool enough to get mix ed : up : with .some married, man, when you had a chance to land a rich ' add prominent fellow .. like Howard .Bennett. ' But, Just the same, it's one thing for 'me to be member, -not a sparrow falls, but there is' One who knows It." He passed On, leaving Sylvia speech less with anger and resentment Why had he not given her chance to explain? Why assume that she was guilty, . treat heir as a wayward .child? . it was out rageous.2 j At "the very next corner i she came upon one of those "friends' ready to offer her "help and en couragement" in her time of need It was Mr. Sam Miller, proprietor of the picture house in which, on The Marion Automobile Co. The Studebater, the world's greatest automobile value. ' Operating icost small. - Will last a lifetime, with care. Standard coach SI 4 15. filat - mrf M . nutfln annllaA lieve; your story, and, another toJpTer your ol4 8hlngles. We havs Arthur! over 200 lobs In Salem. Kelson oros., piumoers, sneet metal work. !(. For forty years Patton's Book Store has carried a certain line of WM':r very one guaranteed V though- everything was , u(ium .usru usage. . a.Blble, come see us. convince the .pubMc says V; i . . "If you and Dad. and my real 855 Chemeketa. friends believe me. Sylvia inter rupted,' I don't , care about the rest "jifT' ; "Maybe! you don't, but others do. llayerto, in : fact. '"i As I've been trying to tell'ytm, Arthur says that until yon are publicly ciearea 01 inese coargesv you a "bet ter- not be coming here-1" - v wnatir- syivta exclaimed, a flare of anger , la her eyeaj, "Ton mean to say you don't want me in your, honae - -11 Isn't what I want. ; It's bus- iaess. Arthur says it he and I ac fept you,1 go about with you, act all : Did - You Ever Stop ToTliink?j By . K. WaiU, Sacratary.f ' Saawnea, OUa., Boaid of Caauiiarca That in sections where? they have gravel roads they are often neglected. " . That the maintenance of gravel roads needs much attention -all the time. That : they should be -kept as nearlv aa noKfllhle In the name-con-" dition as when they were oriKin- ally made. . . . ... ... . . 1 I .That the matter of Tteepins life reads in a t state of repair is often neglected.' f ' v , That "it Beems that in some sections because it. is easierlto ne glect roads than it is to keep them maintained they, neglect; them. . That everyone .knows that a good road, properly repaired, and maintained is not as expensive as a road which is allowed toj go to pieces. That gravel roads should never be neglected. That when allowed to Hi Q down they become a great bill fof ex pense. ' j Any dirt or axavel road is sure to break down uniess the proper attention is given it at the right time. If the right attention Is given at the right time, toads will keep their proper form.j ! Uncie Joe owns and operates an exclusive ahoe-shining parlor" in a small western town,!and, as cus tomers are rather scarce there abouts, he can't afford to offend knf thenil But his "Darlor" has to be run on a strictly cash basis. vHait a - 'I SAI , iRelWro TVakaUttk: nccessorto the late Connt"lCit s head ot government. Ulu' bareljr turned sixty-one. In Japan"gelcomes be fore beauty and,tbere-U adm con cern among tbe.'ultra-onservative! "welat;waifla3a0rp iM pable of coping with the treaien doas paphlemsot estate,,--; v 1 Prince' Salon JI, the. last ?f; the Glder Statesmen who hate always -been, "the power behind the late Premier Kato was sixty-seven, and nian believed eveh he had not attained the years of discre tion. -Mostof the other premiers hare beinj men past seventy. So' when a man a little tod well known to Uncle Ned as 1qw pay", came in to have his shoes shlned and suggested to the old negro a desire to, pay at a later date, Ifn'cje Joe did some, quick thlnk- '' - J v .I'se sorry, boss: I sure Is," he replied, "but I jes caln't do it, .you see. De , banker oh de hex" cohner an me we done made a 'greement dat ef I didn't len' no money he won't shine shoes, an' I jes' caln't break dat 'greement." Hiram Snickleby, a New Eng land, horse dealer, sold a horse to an expressman who, however, re turned in a day or two with' the statement that he yas not exactly satisfied with his deal. He' wis asked the reason for his dissatis faction. " "There's.only one thing I don't like about this mare," he said. "She. won't hold up her head." ' "phfc that's only her silly pride," explained Hiram. "She will when she's fully paid for." Mr. Used Car Buyer: Have you seen the real buys at the Capitol Motors Incorporation? See Biddy Bishop, 350 N. High St. S Tele phones 2125 and 2126t I j ) INEWINCORPORATtONSI o k The Western Oregon Land com pany with headquarters1 in Port land and capital stock of $50,00p, has : been ' inicorporated; ibyi GllhamPK.' M.asters ani'V.. X. Linn; vV. ': t.V!:! : pther.'ayticle f ilea. Ah; the state H corporjat,iotf department .fere fdl-T?; low:. - C,';'h: C,V ;inc (Pirtlahd.ff J sio,ooo;'Xee s. Hickman . E. Chadwlck And pobert js.J Crook. C.'H. ,C. Manufactufingj company, Portland,; 25,010; . LeeS.s; Hick man. It. R Chftdw'icki illrthert r 55. Crook' and $1. H. 'Keaiy.L' Cam- palgna and .Special, Jnc, 1 S5O90, Portland; Joseph Campaigna,' Sal vatore Campaigna 'and jFilippo Special. ' Chapman ; " Coihmunity club. Chapman, Colombia county, 1 1 0 0 0 : M. R. Knox NCharles Strutz and C. H. Schuelleri Kaiies Manufacturing eomoanyj Portland. SSOOO; Lnhia Katlea. W IT Mvr 3 and Rose.KSiles. The Stone Sup ply company, Portland; capital stock increased from $50, 000' to 1 7 6. 00 or Williams -- 0 e n e r a 1 Agency,'- Delaware corporation, 1100.000; granted permit to op erate in Oregon. ' i Nash "Furniture Co. takes the lead with low prices on! chairs, rockers, , tables wood and steel beds, springs, . mattresses. Eaves you 25. 219 N. Com'l.; ( Vick Bros, are selline the Oak land and Pontiae cars. jAgents for the valley counties.: Pioneer firm in auios. uaaiana coacn now only JIZ90. ,280 S. High St, () i ; : U-i White ; Honse Restaurant. '3 6 2 State St., where hundreds of peo ple prefer to eat. All you' want to eat, for less than yon icaa eat. at home. Quality and service. () - Ladles! When ybu iare at the matinee, park your; car with us lor expert washing and greasing, O. J. Wilsop, the Buick man, 38 N.Com,l..;T,e. tt9:rHJt " . . j iv- -' - i Fibre sitfk' hose at 4ii a nalr, Pure silk hose; service weight, SI a pair. New line of felt hats, the very latest, $3.9 6, Salem Variety If yoa wish rifiht, hell lose half his trde over - ' , mght. fTMrs, WjLtherspoonwho al- V Max O. ; Buren, furniture, car pets;,,everythini for the home; Most beautiful . Axminster . rugs; xieauuiui line or pictures for jour home, 17 N. Com!. L. A..Seheelar Auto Wrecking Co oldest In the Willamette val leyv VNew and nsed Darts and equipment. -Low prices and quality -,1'J service here. 10SS N.ComT.-'iH Homeliness and Youth Face Japan's Premier TOKYO. Japan's new premier focuses public attention whereever he; goes but not because his' per sonal, appearance is especially agreeable to the eye or that he possessess any particular charm of manner. . i On the contrary, he rather prides himself upon being the; homeliest man in his country. It is his extreme youth that puts him into the calcium light and this alone that prompts such specula tion as there may be of his quali fication for high office. Mia' '&iMMMQK' fuel as good as (Non-detonating : - .Union Gasojine provides, md:alvvays has provided to Western motorists, the . non-cleioriating feature winch supplies full pdyer to the "pistons throughout thtfr1 entire--stroke ana eliminates all explosive f knocking pr "pinging xin the kills or in ,7 rnotdrists are now buying "special gaso-V lines' and paying 3 cents per gallon, in excess of usual prices for them. Yet Union costs no more than other high grade fuels. Always use Aristo Motor Oil with nonf detonating Union Gasoline because this , combination minimizes carbon to - the; ex- tent mat motors in gooa cpnainon are run for several years without it. ' cf Caufiwnia . 'V- ' I . - 't I .-'.' .7 vr i-' 'V o . " ' 'i- - - . : ' . , TO CZIIVE YOU" 13 ,r if. n is J -V'iALl n OffotfRfeniTiio!' -vie Seiv.iAft5;sHite:&,- TlVCfCV' r. nrvrimnro st-r . BECKE & HENDRICKS insurance of All Kinds -. Telephone Iol",r aieilir Theater Lobby. 189 North -Tnh u' 1 ' : " ' - ' - . - j t1 4! h Asm , eat your biresdkfas , ', JJERE'S cream taken frdrri a bottle, and breakfast fooc . got out of a box. I haven t tasted them yet, but Fni not afraid to ask you to eat. And in the bathroom is new tooth-paste to use on your teeth. Here's medicine to take before you start off to school. . . . Don't -forget to wash your hands that's a fresh bar of soap-and maybe dust; your face with powder1. - No, it won't hurt theiskih. This-- list of things 1 ve seen advertised stopj and give it to your father. He'll bring them home tonight;. Some of them old, some of them new . . . but what'-a civilized thins ! To buy on faith and Use on faith and never bebetrayedl Read the advertisements. Their Korty is as clealras a mirror. , You can believe in them as-surilyyou',believi ; in yourself. You can follow their directions; with utmost faitri. You can use their products with confidence you'll ' want to use them again. I Theirs freVcre.;and- cepted." Use their news'. - ' . -B . t X r - - 1 ,x : f J 1 1 ; . tT'r v: m yhen cuided by advertisenientitl - , yoii can buy VitK faitK (. 1': 1 - - ' I" : - - i f - V'"r f . r i -I .-;: ? 5 ! --w -t w.; 2. i !