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SIXTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR
inc. umil.1 imi ri i vi iM npnicaips two or more rraorfve fnen wpfic in me inieresis or one 01 ine iulvlwu lu ti iiunareu Dtisii; iiiuuauo vrs .--
-Next Thursday, October 7, the slogan campaign of The Statesman jvill enter upon its seventh year, with the Loganberry Industry
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S6me of the Finest Timber for Furniture Making in the
Worfd to LtrrcTotn County, and an Abundance of Suitable
PuTp Wooded rtmpte Water and Power for Pulp and
Paper Mills There
(The following two articles,' on
woodworking and paper and pulp
mills possibilities tin Lincoln coun
ty, .Oregon, were furnished by J.
Jl. Beck. Toledo. Oreeon, the wicie
awajce, county agricultural i.jrent
for"tnat county, and yjere crowd
ed out of the two last Slogan is
sues of The Statesman, - which
wereriTOted to those subjects: )
eworklnR olItlIities . ,
Rudolph. Ruprecht, a native
born' .Swiss, now residing In the
cast; ;end. ot. Lincoln, county, re
cently, appeared before the Toledo
Chamber of 'Commerce and stated
that from hi experience with
woodworking and w bod carving
craft in France andSwitxerMif.d
he was ofHtiopInton lhatja great
opening .for development- along
this line elfsfcs In-; Lincoln -"county
today," Mr. Ruprecht fs yery fa
miliar with the actual conditions
of these two Industries u Switz
erland and France, and has now
icsided'in this country some four
teen years, so he is well informed
tin to the possibilities here.
Many, soft, even-grained woods
are, to be found throughout this
county; the principal ones being
elder and spruce there being
millions of feet of each of these.
Millions and millions of tooth
picks, clothespins, spools, and pa
per bolt spools are! totting in the
hills and valleys- of Lincoln coun
ty in the form of raw materials,
because there no, local plant-to
utilize the thousands and millions
of feet of alder that is ripe and
ready for " manufacturing into
these articles. Toothpicks for the
world to pick thtir. teeth with:
clothespins for the .housewives of
the continent will some day be
one of tho many manufactured
articles being produced' in this
county; for as the timber belt de
creases, so the ! manufacturing
plants of such Industries more' to
the Pacific northwest:
At the presetitj.. time Mr. Ru
precht is taking up the question
of the development of wood carv
ing with native woodcarvers of
Switzerland and France, and
there is a possibility, that there
may 'be some development along
this--line in the n.ar future.
ri " ijBECKE '& Hendricks
Insurance of All Kinds Tel. 161
HeUis Theater Lobby 189 N. High.
S toirage
Coal and Dry. Wpod at Reasdnable Prices ;
Crating Local an3 Long 5 Hauling Llbymg
Paper Mills
The heaviest stand
of wood
pulp tirnberon a single section of
land known to exist in (he entire
United States is to be found in the
Siletz basin of Lincoln county, ac
cording to Leo Martin, expert tim
ber man and cruiser for the Paci
fie Spruce corporation. This stand
of timber consists practically en
tirely of spruce and hemlock, and
is an almost perYectly clear stand.
Therer'are many great sections
of wood pulp timber in Lincoln
county; and, like the section nren
tioaed above, they are largely
spruce and hemlock, with lot of
aldtr in the less" heavily timbered
areas, . ' . . r
The Silet? river, at its gofgt-.
provides a potential power site.
and has sufficient water flow for
the ose of a large pulp or paper
mill. Lincoln county today pro
vides both water and rail trans
portaticn for the product of such
a mill. Thcr by-products and de
fective logs from the huge Pac-ihe
spruce plant at Toledo provides
an additional source of pulp ma
terial; and, with the great move
ment of the paper industry to the
Pacific northwest, it will be but
a short time until Lincoln county
will have one or more large paper
mills or pulp plants. In fact, ne
gotlations are under way at the
present time for such develop
ment., of the water power of the
Siletz and the erection of a large
pulp mill at Toledo.
Industries such as are already
here and are coming because of
the natural resources of the coun
ty are providing and "increasing
the market for farm produce so
that the farming area of the
county is receiving an added in
centive to development. The new
industries are not only providing
an increased market through the
Increased population of laborers,
but are also contributing to the
development of the road system of
the county, so that Lincoln 'county
is probably more prosperous today
than at any time in its previous
history.
Mercury mines in southern Ore
gon to install school for miners.
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BRICK WAREHOUSE
Dates of Slogans in
. (In Weekly
(With a few possible chaagrs)
Loganberries October 1, l25
Prune, October 8 ,
Da frying, October 15
Flax, October 2
Filberts, October 29
AValnuts, November 5
Strawberries, November 12
Apples, KoTember 10
Raspberries, November 28
Stint, December 3
UeAas, Ktc, Deceinbe lO
Blackberries, December 17"
Cherries, December 24
Pears, December 81
Gooseberries, January 7, 1826
Corn, January 14
Celery, January 21
Spinach, Ktc, January 28
Onions, Etc, February 4
Potatoes, Etc. February 11
Bees, February 18
Poultry and Pet Stock. Feb. 25
City Beautiful, Etc., Starch 4
Great Cows, March 11
Paved Highways, March 18
Head lettuce, March 25
Silos, Ktc., April 1 .
Legumes, April 8
Asparagus, Kfcc" April 15 ''
Grapes, KU, April 22,
Drug Garden, April 29 !;
THIS WEEK'S SLOGAN
A Summary foi the Year
DID YOU KNOW That Salem and the Salem district
have at last 52 industries and advantages that are dis
tinctive; that stand out as offering better opportunities
than other sections-and cities; in crops that can be pro
duced of a higher quality or at greater advantage or less
cost; in opportunities giving promise of greater success
for the same effort or expenditure of money; that, for
men of vision and industry in many lines, there is an
especially inviting field here in Oregon's capital city
and in this land of diversity, this country of opportunity;
that we are getting away, from our former inferiority
complex and are developing a superiority complex that
is good for us and will be good for our children and chil
dren's childreVi; that there is room in the Salem district
for a million people, and in Salem for another million;
the happiest, most contented and most prosperous people
on all this wide earth?
FH HINDERS
FROM THE COLLEGE
Two New Bulletins on Cull
ing the Poultry Flock, and
Cutworm Control .
(Following-'ire paragraphs tak
en from a current bulletin of the
department of Industrial journal
ism of the Oregon Agricultural
college:)
"When grain treated with cop
per carbonate is run through the
grain drill,, especially if the drill
is left in the field over night,
presence 'of Jhemetallc dust often
causes the metal parts of the drill
to stick, finds the experiment sta
tion. Sudden pulling , at .such a
time may break the machine,
hence it is safer , tq rock the
wheels back nd -forth gently by
hand , to make eure the -parts are
moving freely.. ..;.: T
.Potatoes intendc-d for seed are'
dug by succeBBf nl farmers . after
the fall rains have cooled and
softened the soil, reports the ex
periment station. " Only sound.
ymetrical tubers are then kept
for seed and these are stored
Daily Statesman
Statesman)
Sugar Beets, Sorghum, Etc.,
May , 1920
Water Powers, Slay 13
Irrigation, May 2t
Mining, May 27
Land, Irrigation, Etc., Jane 3
Floriculture, June 10
Hops, Cabbage, Etc., June 17
Wholesaling and Jobbing
June 24
Cucumbers, Etc., July 1
Hogs, July 8
Goats, July 15
Schools, Etc., July 22
Sheep, July 29
National Advertising, August 5
Seeds, Etc., August 12
IJvestock, August 19
J Grain and Grain Products, Aug
ust -H
Manufacturing, September 2
Autoinotiv Industries, Sept. 9
Woodworking. Etc.. Sept. 16
Paper Mills, Sept. 2:?
Summary, Sept. RO
I gan berries, Oct. 7
(Back copies of the Thurs
day edition of The Daily Ore
gon Statesman are on band.
They are for-sale at 10 cents
each mailed to any address.
Current copies 5 cents.)
where they may be kept cool and
dry with adequate protection
agninst chilling or freezing.
A catching crate is one of the
most convenient pieces of equip
ment for the poultryman. By Its
use he may examine flocks with
less danger from fright and in
jury. A description of such a
crate that is easily made by any
farmer is given in a new exten
sion service bulletin by H. E. Cos
oy entitled "Culling the Poultry
Flock."
Gardeners who have had recent
and perhaps bitter experience
with cutworms may find informa
tion on their problem In a new
experiment station circular, "Cut
worm Control in Oregon," writ
ten by B. G. Thompson, assistant
entomologist. The poison bran
mash with either white arsenic,
paris green or sodium flouridj is
still considered the moet effective
control.
Parker & Co., 4 S. Commer
cial. .Don't fail. to. ,ee , Parker
about repeiringyour, car. , Expert
mechanics . ai.; jrojdr ' service. All
work gaarfLnteed, ',, , ()
II. T. Ixve. the . Jeweler, 335
State St. High. : quality Jewelry,
silverware and " diamond. .The
gold standard of valnes. Once a
buyer always a customer. . . ()
Hawaiian Islands Take
To Great American Game
v IIONOLl I U (AP) Base ball
easily ranks as the most popular
game in Hawaii, which is as cos
mopolitan in sports as in popula
tion. A survey just made esti
mated that 5500 men and boys on
organized teams took p3rt in the
nalional game in the territory this
year.
The story is going around of a
teacher who asked where New
York was. and whose class of
young American citizens of Chi
nese,' Japanese, Iortugnese, Fili
pino and : Korean- ancestry there
upon informed her New York was
lu both ,the "b!g leagues."
O akl an d
F on-t i c
, Sales and Service
CK BROS ;
High Street at Trade
BIGIIHU
MEET TO BE HELD
Hood River valley will be host
October 14, 15 and IS to the six
teenth annual session of the Ore
gon Reclamation congreps. An
unusual, program of important
subjects for consideration has
been ararn'ged for this meeting
according- to W. I.. Powers, sec
retary of the congress and head
of the soils department at the
Oregon Agricultural colege.
Important Feature
Revision of the iriigation dis
trict law to provide for refinanc
ing to safeguard settlers and in
vestors will be an important iea
ture of the session. Every irriga
tion district in Oregon is being
asked to have representatives
present to aid in drawing up the
revised law for introduction at
the coming session of the legisla
ture. .
National authorities, are being
brought to the convention to dis
cuss such subjects as irrigation
economics, land utilization, and
selection and financing"-of settlers
Among these will, bd Dr. Richard
T. Ely, in charge of the national
bureau of research in land eco
nomics and public utilities.
Prevent your children from
having goitre by giving them pure
iodized salt. Your doctor will tell
you why it is good. Crown Drug
Store, 332 State. ()
G W. Day, tires, tubes and ac
cessories. Has the Goodyear tires,
the standard of the world. Mr.
Day can give yon more mileage.
Corner Com'l. and Chemeketa. ()
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General .Markets I
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LIVESTOCK
PORTIAXD, Ore., Sept. 29. fAP)
Cattl an dc.ilres noniinally steady; n
weipts.
. Hos generally steady; feeder pigs un
settled, 50r lower: receipts 320. Feeder
and stocker piga 70-i;50 pounds, medium
gnnd and choice 914 0$ 14.75.
Sheep and lambs nominally steady; re
ceipts 815, through.
PORTLAND, Sept. 20. TAP) Butter
fcteady; extra cubes city 41c; standards
-10 lie ; prime firsts 3ft c; firsts iioc;
prists 47e; cartons 48c.
Milk steady; best churning cream 44c
per pound net fchippers' track in ione 1.
Cream delivered Portland 46c per pound.
Raw milk 4( per cent) $2.25 cwt. f. o. b.
Portland.
Poultry steady; heavy hens 2.'20c;
lijfht 17S22c: younjr white ducks 22(i'
S3f ; colored 15 fit) 17c.
Vegetables hteady; onions local 75c M
fl.10; '"Walla Walla 90cfl; potatoes
I.50dS1.75' sack.
GRAIN
" PORTLAND. Sept. 29. fAP) Wheat:
BBB hard white, September, October,
Kovember SI. 37; hard white, BS, Baart,
September, October. November l.;it;
federation, soft white, western whit,
hard Winter, northern spring September,
October, Kovember $1.85; western red
T; current receipts 38c; undersized 23c
' -WHEAT
1 CHICAGO, Sept. 29. (AP) Active
joyinp. together with wining of "pressure
fo sell riivA & tlMtilji lift rA . A i. -
wheat market here. Signs pointed to
probabre nearly alt aronnd sealing down
of crop estimates in Knrope. Closing
Xep Tour Honey in Oregon Bay
Monument! Made at Salem, Oregon
CAPITAL MONTJMENTAX WORKS
J. O. Jones tt Co, Proprietors
AS Klnda of Montliaeiital WoTk
Factory and Office:
2210 8. Com'L, Oppottte X. 0. 0. T.
Cemetery, Sox 21
fhone 689. . at.t!xt OEKOON
GIDEON-STOLZ CO.
Manufacturers of
VTNEGAIt SODA WATER
Foantain Bnpplles
Salem Phone SM Ore.
DIXIE
BREAD
DIXIE HEALTH BREAD
Ask Your Grocer
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quotations on wheat were strong, 1 5-8
to '2 :j-fc net higher. Corn ' finished 7-8
to 2 l-4c up, oats showing 1-8 to 2 :i-8c
decline and provisions varying from 10c
ile line to a rise of ;7c.
HOPS STEADY
XKW YOKK, Sept. 29. (AP) Evap
orated apples dull; prunes steadier; apri
cots and peaches quiet; hops steady.
WOOI.
BOSTON", Sept.-2. (AP) At a aale
in Kervill, Texas, yesterday, the entire
offering ot 500.000 bales of mohair was
sold to eastern honses. Prices ranged
from 62 to (5c. Kid hair, which was
estimated to comprise 10 to 15 per cent
of the offerings, reatiied '75 to 80c. On
the Boston market mills are making a
little more inquiry, especially for Turkey
nsohair. Good Turkey hair had been
bringing 65c, but owing to an advance
of the -primary market some houses hare
marked up their stock to 68 cents.
EGGS STEADY
PORTLAND, Ore., 8ept. 29. (AP)
The demand for epgs was greater than
the supply and all grades advanced a
cent at the exchange except pullets which
were unchanged. Extraa sold at 43
cents, firsts at 41 cents, current receipts
at 38 cents and peewees at 2S cents. Ar
rivals were 718 rases and 913 cases were
taken from storage.
The robe butter market was steady on
the better grades. Prime firsts were half
a cent higher at 39 cents and firsts half
a cent lower at 35 rents. Receipts were
13,61 pounds, local manufacture 16,271
pounds- and withdrawals from storage
9,367 pounds.
Ponftry was steady with limited offer
ings. Jreswd- veal -wrr trn-iet and pork
in fair demand at unchanged prices.
The Marlon Automobile Co. The
Stndebaker, the world's - greatest
automobile ralue. Operating edst
small. Will last,a lifetime, with
care. Standard coach SI 41 5. ()
Slate surface roofing applied
DTer yonr old Bhingles. We have
oyer 200 jobs in Salem. Nelson
Bros., plumbers, sheet metal work,
355 Chemeketa. ()
Prehistoric Pueblo Being
Restored Near Tuba City
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah
(AP) A prehistoric pueblo be-
pide the highway between Flag
staff, Ariz., and Tuba City, is be
ing restored by tho Bureau of
American Ethnology of the Smith
sonian institution. The ruin is
the largest of many dotting the
forests which cover the San Fran
cisco mountains.
The work 13 far from complet
ed, but Dr. J. Walker Fewkes,
chief of the bureau, who has
charge of the excavations, esti
mates that the pjeblo comprises
about thirty-five rooms.
That the pueblo is centuries old
is indicated by the age of a ma
jestic yellow pine, at least 150
years old, growing in oie of the
rooms.
CAPITAL CITY
CO-OPERATIVE
CREAMERY
BUTTER-CUP BUTTER
'Known for its QUALITY"
tuyers of Best Grade Cream
Our Method: Co-operation
Our Ideal: The Best Only
137 South Commercial Street
Phone 299
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strong materials and
reasonable in price,
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Hood at Front Street
Salem
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MAY EASILY KILL
FRUIT TREE MOSS
There is no reason why fruit
trees and shrubbery should suffer
from an unsightly. coating of moss
unrt liches. Tests conducted by
the. Oregon Agricultural college
oxperimpnt station have known
that if the right material Is used
a single spray given in the fall
of the year will prevent the
growth of these whiskery plants
not only during the wet fall and
winter season following the spray
but also for several successive
years. The material which will
do this is bordeaux mixture used
In the 6-6-50 strength. A very
thorough application is necessary
ko that any growth already pres
ent will be thoroughly saturated
down to the bark of the trees.
Other materials will remove
moss and lichens ' but they do not
prevent them from returning af
ter, a short period. Bordeaux mix
ture will not cause old ; moss and
iichens to shrivel upland drop off
at ; once" but it will destroy their
Itfe and -prevent them from com
ing back for a long time after the
weather has caused them to dis
integrate. Director's Department Store Is
building up a reputation for guar
anteed merchandise; conducting
a real department store; making
steady progress, too. ()
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7:3010.00 KFJR (263). 7:30-8:30,
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6:O0-10;O0 KHQ (394.5) Spokane. 6-7,
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