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o- - tfjfgdiij Statesman Iia Daily Except afoadav V . STATESMAN PUBLISHING COMFAXT : US Sotat Commercial 81, 8laa, Oragoa - R. J. Hndrick i r J. Tn - , Irl S. f eSharTT tarkor Brania - adrod. baaca - . - Maaarar Itaaorinc-Editor City Editor Talrapa Editor -" Sociotr 4itor W. H. Headaraon. - Clraalatioa Utucn Ralpa H. Kletxing aTortiiior Mimiw frank JaskosU - r , Maaacer Job Dopt. R. A. Rhotea . - Livestock Editor , W. C. Coaaer -.. Poultry ditor Tatr.afBE OT THE ASSOCIATES MtESS Tba Aaoeiat4 Preaa ia axeloaival oatitlod to tba a so for pnblieatloa mt all arwt aMrpalchr credit ad to it or mat ataarwiaa eiaditoa ia taia papar and alao taa local paaliafaaa Kara! a. - " STJSDTESS OmCES: ........ amoa KaHoy, tS Warroatar Blag.. Portland, Ora. Saojaa jr. Clark Co Naw Tork, 128-139 W. Slat St.; Cnieace, Maroootta Bldf.; Baataaai Of flea . Bociat; Zditor .SS ar iS -0a ' TXLEPHOHZS: " '- ' Job Dopartnoat S8S Kawa Departnaaat 23 or 106 Circa iatioa Of fiea S63 JCntorad at tha Post Offico ia SaUra. Orer-a, aa toeond-claaa mattor. ill - November 23. 1026 r WILLING GIVERS '!Then the people rejoiced, for that they of fered willingly, because with perfect heart they offered willingly to m. a- a aa ma . & i m ivora. x wnron. zs:s. - 1 A BORKOWED THANKSGIVING EDITORIAL There is a'Thankscrivine Proclamation'' in the Willamette Cojlegian of yesterday- the weekly .newspaper published by the-, students of Willamette university. This1 "Thanksgiving Proclamation" is by President Carl G. Doney. The writer ipleased to use it as trie Thanksgiving editorial of The Statesman this morning. - It follows : , "Let us be thankful that 'thanksgiving is not confined to any class or place. It is an inner grace possible for all which is neither bought nor given, but comes to him who sees and, seeing, understands.' . ' "He, IsLiriosf thankful Whose! spirit meets the wonder of the world-the sky, the sea, the earth; whose heart is best nourished by hearts .loves- kindred, friends, humanity whose, mind has greatest fellowship with truth in nature marf 'and God; whose life has undivided goal and meaning in the perfect life of Christ. r . ,-- . : ' : "Attainable by anypne.lhe'virtue of well-caused gratitude should surely be expressed by students in a strong and noble manner, j They have and are time's royalty and the road before them ia a highway always leading, if hey will, to richer "excellence. Therefore in word and deed they should be a thankful company because they see and, seeing, understand the ifta. which loving goodness places at their feet." ULIIillUILLfflt . PNSOK LUES He Has Not Missed This En tertainment for the Past Eighteen Years Frank D. , Bllgb will entertain the Inmates of the ; Oregon state penitentiary with a real Thanks giving program at 19 o'clock this forenoon. . :' f Mr. . 'Bllgh; has cot missed Thanksgiving and Christmas pro grams for the prisoners ' for ; 18 years. '-r l Th$ program today . will be the same as that" of Bligh'g Capitol theater Levy's New'Tork Vaude ville and pictures; the whole' pro gram. This will be the first time since last spring that the inmates of the institution have enjoyed a moving picture entertainment. 1 . Notice of Intention rto -ImprovtJl provemect by and through tc Sooth Capitol Street From 4hn I street 3 Improvement Department South Line of Mill Street to thrfl n the City ot Salem. Oregon. North Line of Bellerue -Street. 1 4 Br order of the Common Coun- Notice Is hereby Riven that the rcn the 15th dart of November. rnmrnoii rnnnotl nf t frit : nf t 18Z5. saiom nn iii it norMsarr , f M..POTJLSEN. City Recorder. and expedient and hereby declares (U usue oi iirsi puotieawon aerwi ita nurnnm ana intention to im-ia .mjiciuuci 4.. 'New sweaters! A large ship ment lust in. New patterns, new shades in the popular pullover and coat styles. Scotch Woolen Mills. () A. H. Moore. -233 N. High St. apartments, and store "where you can get high-quality furniture and furnishings for every room- In your honse. f) prove South- Capitol Street from the south line of Mill Street to the north line of Bellevue Street, in the City of Salem, Oregon, at the expense of -the abutting and adja cent prpperty. , except the street and alley intersections, the ex pense of which will be assumed by the City ot Salem, Oregon; by bringing said portion of said street to the . established grade, con struating '. Portland cement con crete curbs, and paving said por tion sot said street- witn a six men Portland : cement concrete pave ment, thirty feet in width, in ac cordance with the plana and speci fications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council, on November 15, 1926. now on file in the office of the City Re corder, and which are -hereby re ferred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and Intention to make the above described" im provement Lby and through the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem. Oregon. By order of the Common Coun cil the 15th day of November, 1926v'. . -0... , '.' , 1 M. POTJLSEN, City Recorder. Date of first publication hereof Is November 21. 1926. Date of final publication hereof will be December 3. 1926. ' d3 The Midget. Meat Market never fails to give" you the-finest meats and fish. There is but one place in Salem to get the finest fish. The Midget Market has it for you. () t Ask 'ANY FARMER in Washington county about the valije of a good county agent. Many of them objected to taking on this expense. In the intervening years every v farmer who objected has been convinced of his mistake. Now they are demanding larger appropriations, in order to extend the work; This is absolutely unanimous, among the farm ers pt Washington county. And Washington county is one of the most progressive farming counties in this state, or any stafe in the Union;. . -- PERMANENTLY AN APPLE CENTER H. L. Stiff Furniture Co., lead ers in complete home furnishings, priced to make you the owner. The store that studies your every need and is ready to meet It, ab solutely. '") Second Musical Program 1 At YMCA on Friday Night A musical program, the second of a series, will be presented Fri day night at the YMCA. 'One num ber in the series is given each Friday. The one last week was In charge, of 'Professor R. W. Hans Seitz. Those who will take part in the one Friday are Ronald Craven, Iva Clare Love, Virginia Crites, Mrs. Bemice East, and Mrs. H. Harms. . ? Wardrobe. Trunks as ' low i $24.70 and as high as $85. lS-inch Cowhide Hand Bags with leather lining reduced from $8 to $5.90. Max O. Buren. 179 N. Com'l. () The Salem district produces the best flavored apples in tnc. world Dettef than can be grown m any irrigated district and this fact alone elects Salem as a permanent apple cen ter ; v ' ' . ' : r - ; JJut there are other things that help in this ; for instance, the. Salem canneries k and other, manufacturing concerns,, take the culls and by-products, and Salem is for 'the central Wil f laniette alley the banking, marketing, shipping and mer chandising center of the industry. K The conditions for making Salem an outstanding apple center are that we grow' the varieties in which we can excel, anc) make them of the very highest quality, and get the largest, possible production to the' area, which makes for a ichgap cost per bushel. i , , 'Now what varieties should we grow in our commercial orchards? ' - . ' 'Si One shipping firm advises red apples for shipment. A Salem apple authority says if we are to grow red apples, we should 'specialize on, Spitzenbergs, Rome -Beauties and the Delicious. " ' . :y,: , : .Kenneth Miller, large grower and good apple authority, of the Sheridan section, has recommended specializing on three varieties only: Graveiistein, Winter Banana and- Grimes Goldert. . i. , .Vv iProf. Hartman,.high Oregon Agricultural college author ity, ; (recommend' the Yellow Newtown, Ortley, Jonathan, Grimes and iled Gravenstein. -S ; Prof.-Lewis, when he was one of the outstanding .Oregon authorities, placed the Ortley first on his list for the Willam ette valley. Another authority says if . he were setting out a new orchard rhere he would major on the Delicious with the Grimes Golden, Rome : Beauty, and tWinter Banana as other favorites. -Read what the biggest "apple man of them all, B.W. Johnson, says in the Biehn article; what he says about varieties. - " Another shipping firm would major on the Yellow New- toi ns and the Delicious as the best packers and shippers, and they favor next the Spitzenberg, Rome Beauty and Jonathan varieties. Therefore they recommend these varieties as the bestto grow - - v . . , ' ' ; f Any way, the commercial varieties ought ! to be confined to a very few. . Quality is thething for the Salem district. It does not paV to raise? scrubs. J The scrub, trees ought to be, either j?riljbed out or grafted over to the varieties with, which we excel. - S - ;,:)." ; Do this, and let the world know that we produce the j best flavored apples grown on the wide earthj and by organ- izipg provide against dumping and the glutting of the mar kets, and the apple industry will be one of the big and profit able industries of the Salem district; even of this land of tliversity, this country of opportunity. I . , Tneres a gooa reason ror our meats' being fresh! They're fresh because we keep them fresh. We do rnot'haftdle tjld meats. Buyajt Hunt & Shaller Market and be safe. . . () Date ot final publication hereof will be December 3 r 1926. . ' dZ Notice of Intention to Improve North Tift eenth Street From the North Line of Court Street to the South Line of Chemeketa Street. ' Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City or Salem. Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpose and intention to Im-, prove North Fifteenth Street from the north line of Court Street to the south line or Cbemeketa Street, in the City of Salem, Ore gon, at the expense ot tne aDuiting and' adjacent property, except the street and alley Intersections, the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem. Oregon, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, con structing Portland cement con crete curbs, and paving said por tion of said street with a six inch Portland cemept concrete pave ment thirty feet In -width, in. ac cordance with the plans and sped flcations therefor which were adopted by the Common Council, on November 15, 1926, now on Hie in the office of the City Re corder, and which are hereby re ferred to and made a part hereof The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and intention to make s the above described , im provement Jjy. and , thnough .the Street Improvement Department of the City of Salem, . Oregon. , By order of the-Commex Coun cil i-the i 15tb , day. of . November, 1926.:: -.v-- --: v . M. POTJLSEN, City Recorder. Date of first publication hereof Is November 21, 1926, -v' ... : Date' of final publication hereof fill be December 3. 1926, L3 Bits For Breakfast Count your blessings r W S "a ' And forget your sorrows; they may turn out to be blessings. - - Think how little the Pilgrims, who originated Thanksgiving day. had for thanksgiving, in material things, and how much in compari son you have- though thanksglV' Ing is from the heart, and you may be as poor in purse as a nauDer and ' still have " the true spirit of thanksgiving. " , , "a - - The AAA. hunch in Oregon has started something, in moving pic tures of Oregon scenes that will bring tens of thousands of tour ists to this state, and among them many Investors. a V "a " This is the annual apple Slogan number of The Statesman. Our apple .'Industry 'as had many hard i knocks, and the spirits of many of bun "growers are at "a low ebh. i But this cis . an apple country xf the pure qnill. able - to produce the most delicate fruft grown . on earth, and the Industry wUl per sUL IttwUl be. better and better. It's the flavor. , S .' New comer looking for house to rent In Salem yesterday was having difficulty in finding a suit able one. And yet we are building a new residence a day this whole year,. Sundays Included, and a few over for good measure. Coming up. That's Salem. And something to be thankful for on this day, set apart for that, sentiment, ; - mm- TODAY LKVEY N. T. VAUDEVniE And the PIctare c Snpreme J .--.j'" "Her Big Night" M Starring '- , . Laura La riante . White House Restaurant, .362 State St.; where hundreds of peo ple prefer to eat.v All you want to eat for less than you can eat at home. Quality and service. () Notice of Intention fo Improve " South Nineteenth Street From the North Line of Bellevue 4 Street to the North Line of Lee Street. Notice is hereby given that the Common Council of the City ot Salem, Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares Us purpose and intention to im prove aoutn isineteentn oireei from the north line of Bellevue Street to the north line of Lee Street, in the City of Salem, Ore eon, at (he. expense of the abutting and adjacent property, except the street and alley intersections, the expense of which will be assumed by the City of Salem, Oregon, by bringing said portion of said street to the established grade, con structing Portland cement con crete curbs, and paving said por tion of said street with a six inch Portland ' cement cpnerete pave ment, twenty-four feet in width, in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the Common Council, on November 15, 1926, now on file in the office of the City Re corder, and which are hereby re ferred to and made a part hereof The Common Council hereby de clares its purpose and Intention to make the above described im- If it comes from us it will please you because U is so wholesome and good. Better Yet Bread made by Better Yet Baking Co., 264 North Commercial. ti Nash Furniture Co. takes Che lead with low prices on chairs. rockers, tables, wood and steel beds, springs, mattresses. Saves you- 25. 219 N. Com'l Li Capita! Cily cooperative Cream. ery. Milk, cream, buttermilk. The Buttercup butter has no equal. Gold standard of perfection. 137 S. Com X Phone 299. () Walter H. Zose! automobile tires,-tubes- and accessories. Vul canizing that . holds. High quality, superior service. A trial makes a custom.. 198 S... Com'l. :i () Capita! Bargain House, Capital Tire Mfg. Co.. Mike's AUto Wreck ing. Three la one. Bargain center of Saleml Thousands of bargains. H. Stelnbock, 215 Center. () . . i , , . - Cobbs A Mitchell Co., lumber and building -materials for every purpose, Get estimates, look' at quality of material, then you will order. 349 S. 12th St. I) C. A."Luthy. Reliable Jewelry "store. -What you are looking for In jewelry- Where a child can buy as safely as a ran or woman.- Repairing in 'all lines. () -with atyour on DUUQSTOUt Hw&teStT EPSOM SALT Two teaspoonfuls of P'uretest Epsom Salt dissolve4 in a glass of water and taken 'before breakfast, means almost imme diate relief. , . . .. Safe because it's the best. You save because it's only half cent a dose. . . , , - - - 3 lb. Pkge. 75c 5 lb.-lTtge. 25c C. PERRY DRUG STORE ,T af aaaaa , fr. T. Lovr the Jeweler.' 33"S Sij-Ao :st. IliKh quality Jewelry, silverware and diamonds." Tlie pold standard of values. : Onco a. buyer always a customer. . ) tb Cherry City Baking Co.'s I'rel, rics ked cake are oCbigh-cit-qualify. Oue o' Oregon's most f a nltary bakeries. Visit it. V-v Lila. A Salt as show place. C F. 'Breithaupt, florist and decorator, 51 2 State. Phone 580. Howers. bulbs;1 floral designs for all occasions. . pioneer and leader in Salem. ; . : ;: ;j- , ,() Boncoteele Motor! Co 474 S. Cpm'I, Jias the Dodge automobile tor ymt. All steel body. Lasts a !'ft I ma. Ask Dodge owners. They !U tell you. - ) Continuous Show Today 25-79. I , I i Folk's, Here's a Real , Thanksgiv-' ing program eirctiic: 7i!il.P,B -A 1 11 JDK - In Addition to (he Vaudeville f LAURA LA PLAlsfTE ' : - . - -IN-) ' i "Her Big Night'? Ailapted from the story "Doubling With Love by Peggy Gaddea Viola Yercler Holman's 'tel Orchestra TOTTEN WURLITZER - STORAGE AND TRANSFER Long and Shore Distance Hauling. Public and Private Storage. Fire Proof Building. FARMER'S WAREHOUSE PAUL TRAGLIO, PROP. Telephone 28 lgnt Telephone laoi-w Day SPA SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DINNER $1.00 Merry Widow Fruit Cocktail Salted Oregon Walnuts" Crisp Celery Green Olives Creamed Olympia Oysters Consomme Au Celeri Grilled i Spring Chicken a la Maryland New York Sirloin Steak, Fine Herb Sauce Chicke'nlTricassee TavalierSauce. Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Athletic Club Style Baked Domestic Goose , Celery Dressing, Apple En Glaze t Roast Young Oregon Turkey, Cranberry Sauce Prime Ribs of Eastern Steer, Au Jus. Sweet Potatoes, Southern Style . Mashed Potatoes Tiney String Bean (A.sparagus Style) Dinner Rolls Waldorf Salad with Whiped Cream Choice of ::::'::, - "Spa" Ice Cream or Sherbet Strawberry Sundae English Plum Pudding-Brandy and Hard Sauce Butterscotch Cup Custard with Whiped Cream Fruit Jello with Whiped Cream Fruit Cake Chocolate Layer Cake Pies :::::: ' Apples, Cranberry, Pumpkin, Hot Mince, Banana Cream and Coconut Cream. v Coffee - Tea , Milk Cilwqrs a convenience- Nowanecessity JUST A FFW YEARS AGO the motor stage began its career of convenience convenience for the sub urbanite and traveler who were at a disadvantage in traveling tond from butof-the-way points. ; The stages started by linking up the hamlets and small towns with the Wg cities, and firmly entrenching thenuelves as a public convenience. Now the motor atage ha become an abaolut neceaaity. Pa engera find theM ao reliable, prompt and economical, that . they cannot do without them. On the baais of both convenience and naceaaity, we invite your patronage, and we throw in, for good meaaure, a plea aato eajoyabla trip and economy in time and money. , - Kperial attention Is railed to our Owl Stage, leaving the l'ortland ' Staco Depot at 1 1 ::M o'clock every night, inrludlns Sunday. . This 1 iccial svrvlw for oar Salem patrons. , 'it. Jay Only Twice A I Wili You Have To Tend Your , . . Furnace If .You Use GASCON'' BR I Q U ETS The only ashless fuel- and your homo will be heated much evener. They will cost you less too. Because they go further. Order a ton today. HILL W FUEL COMPANY . "Heat Merchants" ; : . , , Telephone 1S55 . . , . - - The Best Place to Buy a Used Car -rrHOUGH most Packard owners follow our X advice ana keep tneir cars iur mwiy years, some buy new cars every year or two. Such owners know that others will get the bene fit of their unused mileage at a great reduction of price. A slightly used Packard, backed by our inter est and service, is a better buy than a new car of lesser distinction and lesser comfort. . " Examples of Our Used Car Offerings Packard 1926 Touring Excellent mechanical con- ' dition.-new 1 Duco point: new car warranty on thie one ...v........ fl!50 Hudson Coach Late mo- ' deli rubber 90 new, new paint. A- real buy at . ......... f475, Dodge Business Man's . Coupe Rebuilt, n e w paint. You cannot beat it at . .425 Oldsmoblle "Bn Coach New rubber, rebuilt, real low cost transportation, only I . . . .,.;;.; . . asoo Oldamobile 4 Pass. Coupe Tbis car has - been ' re built. In our ' shop, has new paint .f 475 Oldsmoblle "t" Four Late model, looks and runs . like new. A" give away at ; . . . .f50O Several Ford .Tourings. priced from f35 to f 300 ' ' : CAPITOL MOTORS INC. A. C. "Biddy" Bishop ; AL J. Rousseau 350 No. High St. . OREGON STAGES : 183 AORT1I U1GH . ' rilOXE 690 - j is QaaaafcJ . aSawfcaf THREE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE DIAMOND BRIQUETS mi mum mm- i - ... Y V Pi .1 Because of their great heal value 2. Because the are clean J .i 3 Because they are odorless - $14.50 WE HAlMDLE THE HIGHES GRADES , OF" UTAH COALS Castle Gate and Rock Springs Lump Coal for,--a ton. ... .. . - ., ., :;. Also JJucoda Furnace Coal ft 1 A ft for, a4on. LSJJS 1 1 . U U t All Fuel Guaranteed ' For;JPromjp$ IDolivopy s (Da St OSQ ? - D. A. LARi.lER Transfer and Stdr 143 South Liberty Street ;.Salcin Orcyn j epei e ir the I c ,1 rl adu- ' 00-T V har a g- E jar I i fv1 j4
