THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALTF3T, OREGON, THURSDAY HORNING. NOVEMBER 17. IT27
Conimuatiom. oiFjite'SIogaia Page;- Silec:'liiiio-Week9 the SCrawberry Eiadgasfe
rts: ours is fir:o will ever be the
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The Slogan Editor Is Able To Tell Our Thousands ofGrowers
That All Is Well In the Industry; and This Is Very Welcome
yjt?&m to Them and to Everybody li This Great Strawberry
'Growing, Canning and Barreling Center r0 v -
be admitted that tlx tonnage tu
already become Urge. Our straw
berry Industry la already a blf
thing. We haTe the greatest can
nier and barreling district 'In the
worifl in tale age Id berry, - and
me ract that Oregon . Is tar and
away the greatest state in the Un
ion In canned strawberry pack 1
due larrsly to the growers! and
packers of the district of which Sa
lem is tfce center. ; s
!- Th Iniin editor of Tha States-i
Aan seat out a good many letters
the past week to strawberry
(rowers and others" engaged In
tM Industry. He did not find many
tng to go on record in cold
print concerning the things our
thousands of strawberry growers
want to know: that the people de-
pendlng on their prosperity want
tknow .';:.-
' " But be ' found an undercurrent
of eptlmtam among the big men
la the industry, i '
There was an Immense increase
In strawberry acreage last year In
this district, and there was a vast
Increase in our strawberry ton
nage for this year, orer 192 . Al
most beyond belief. Three times
the tonnage of last year was ready
for the markets this year. Per
uana, more than that, for. there
were some berries left on' the Tines
In the Lacomb section, and In one
or two other sections, where the
growers had not contracted their
crops, or had made contracts with
some welching dealers.
' A Mountain of TTaem -That
meant a lot of strawber
ries in tbe Salem- district .: for
1927. It meant around 12,000,
000 pounds. A mountain of straw
berries. But the reliable packers
In Salem took all the berries they
had contracted for, and . the 1 2,'
000.000 pounds, or thereabouts,
were prepared for and sent to the
markets mostly, in cans and bat'
Why Risk
f the Dangers
that result from
A Bad G61d
It Is easier asd safer to stop
that cough now with : - '
8CIIAEFE3VS THROAT AND
LUXO BALSALM
bchaerer s
: DRUG 8TORS .'."
188 N. Com'l SC.
Phone 107
Tbe Peaalar Store
ORIGINAL YELLOW
FRONT "
rela; almost half of them In bar
rels.
And nearly all the canned ber
ries: hare been x sold and the
boards will be swept clean around
the first of the rear. And the bulk
of the barreled berriee hare been
sold, and they will be disposed of
before the next harvest comes on.
This: will mean a consumer de
mand for the. next crop In cans
and f. barrels that will be a fair
one, to say the least. And that Is
remarkable, considering the Tast
Increase of the supply in one. year.
, A Strawberry Cult'
wa bare deTelODed here a
strawberry ; cult. -t)ur best grow
ers know how. They know the
right rarities. They know; how to
control the : pests. They rotate.
They are adopting a three crop ro
tation. Instead of producing four
crops on the same Tines. This
makes for Quality- and quantity.
It makes for larger returns from
the land. And better pest coatrol.1
. We produce the best . canning
berries, and the best for barrel
ing. And we are improving the
quality. We have the pickers who
know the game, i -
.This Is a fine thing for the fu
ture of the Industry Tiere. The
new growers have the advantage
of the experience of the old ones.
No one need go astray." '
;' :: " As To Prices'
' There was no contracting, till
yery lately, for the .1928 crop. It
has developed in the past few days
that many contracts have been of
fered. at T cents a pound, for the
121'a, the canning berries, and a
number ... have been made. Con
tracts have been offered toy bar
reling berries. Marshal's and the
like, at the current market price.
That price has not yet been estab
lished. It will .likely be, soon.
Berries will : be pnt into ; barrels,
next year. Perhaps as many as this
rear and that means a t lot Of
Some barreling berries brought
9 - cents a pound this year and
some contracts at that price were
not tUled. ' The :bayers welched.
But not. one of I the established
cannery concerns in Salem i did
this. Neither this year,, nor any
other year. ; -' ."
The prices for next year, on the
average, may not -rule as high this
year. ; But they are not likely to
be many shades less, counting the
whole list' i t ,
So our growers be "strong and
of good couTage. according to
the inspired urge of old, for out
strawberry industry here Is not
only great but will grow greater.
STRAWBERRY INDUSTRY
OF THE SALEM DISTRSCT
(Continued from Page Eight)
and barreling berries. -
On the whole, Mr. Allen "la con
fident of the' enduring qualities of
the strawberry industry, for this
district, and he expects to see a
normal growth though it ' must
STRAWBERRIES TO BE I
ALL SOLD, FORECAST
(Continued from Page One) I
rellag - and other frozen package
demand. .
Especially the canning demand.
Our growers have developed the
Etterburg cannlnw berrr to a One
point, and it does better la thV.
district than elsewhere. Ik has the
nrst can la the canning trade. I j
to Oregon, far and away the
leading canned atrawberrv att
will remain in her long lead, large
ly tnrougn mis quality berry. f
The Otber Packs '! ? v j I
Air. raulua said other iinni
frulta are firm in price, too. There
is a shortage in pie goods, and all
our berries will be taken. We will
go Into 1923 in good shaDe. The
condition is helped by the short
age in the California canned Beach
crop. It Is 3,000.000 eases short
of last year, and this condition: is
a favorable one for when there
is a big surplus of any fruit cron
as there was in California canned
peacnes jast year, it affects all
rrults. : . . - - .... ., .
A Lot of Money
.There la a piece of information
that is encouraging. The Paulus
Bros. Packing is a new oreanlza
tion. Its cannery is new, this, sea-!
son. That company. In the past 110
days, has paid out to growers
about a half million dollars,- or an
average of about $4500 a day. '
The Paulus cannery will be the
last to close down for the 1927
season. All the rest have finished
for this year. The Paulus cannery
is aoout ready to start on vege
tables. It will have a ran of two
to three weeks on carrots, 7 par
snips, beets and onions, to start
very noon. f -..- ' :
WEEK END SPECIALS
1 pkg Citrus Wasftrigf"
Powder . L.ir.L
10 Bars Citrus- Washinsr
Soap
1 pkff. Citrus Granulated
Soap
1 cah;Bunbrito . ,
Cleanser 1 ; .
1 large can Broken Slice
Pineapple
4 lb. package Market Day
Raisins . .
3 lbs. bulk
Extra Special
1 Very Good House '.
Broom : :. ...... ' ...
100 lbs. Local Burbank or Netted Gem. ;
Potatoes ..; V , ,..'' --; , , " - -'
1 lb. of Best Grade Bulk ;
Mince Meat ', ,". ;' " ' -.'. '.
1 lb. Can Lipton - I
Coffee . : .
2 lb. Can lipton
. Coffee
.23c
37c
35c
5c
19c
29c
29c
39c
$1.25
15c
49c
- S5c
3 lb. Can Upton
Coffee . - .;
$1 .42
Dry Goods, Etc. v
See our bargain rack of children's dresses, rain- df
coats, sweaters, etc Children's Dresses -.ILL. OUC
. Rubber Aprons.
. Iarge Fancy Coverall '
Style at
Small Fancy Rubber
Apron
79c
49c
New Umbrellas
Special Prices, Regular $1.95
for :
Regular $Z&0
for-" . , 1 . .
Regular ?3.75
for -, "' ,'.
$1.75
$2.95
1S3.25
1MB REFUTE
IBBSTPLOT YII
Documents Published By
Newspaper, Syndicates
i Branded As False
MfflBILE SIOIB
fllllGKLY RECOVEBED
J. I. Caplinger Evidently Did
n't Know It Was Gone;
Pair Arrested
VISCOUNT HITS BRITISH
POLICY WITH AMERICA
(Contlnned from Page One!
cnes orer their detached attitude
toward disarmament and their re
fusal to take a strong line with the
admiralty technical experts. -f ' ?
V He bTooght this out on f the
point : that caused the ; Genera
breakdown that of size of guns
on cruisers. He believed the Am
erican delegates were In the wrong
bnt also that this Issue was not
of sufficient importance to us
tlfr either the British or Ameri
cans la Insisting on their -riews.
If we cannot agree with the
United SUtea over a questloli of
minor Importance la aaral arma
ments. said Cecil, what pros
pect la there f agreement with a
number of powers orer much, more
complicated Questions.
MEXICO CITY. Nor. 16. (AP)
-Unnamed Interests are attempt
ing tnfongh ; publication of false
documents In some United States'
newspaper to foment 111 feeling
not only between Mexico and the
United States, but between all of
the Latin-American countries and,
the North : American repubUe, in
the ; opinion of Dr. . Pedro J. Ze-
peda. . repreeentatlTe in Mexico- of
the Naearaguaa liberal party.
Dr. Zepeda. denied' categorically
that be or any other of the NIca
raguan liberals headed by Juan B
Sacasa erer recelred any money
directly or Indirectly from Presi
dent. Calles or the Mexican . goy-
ernment as alleged by the Hearst
newspapers. He declared that any
documents Intended to prove dial
were pure fabrications.
"ilbetlere that t publication
such false documents, Dr. Ztpsrtsj
told the Associated Press tod ay 4
"is not only intended, to prevent
Mexico and the United States from
adjusting their differences and to
continue the friction that has ex
isted between the two countries,
but : is intended to make the ap
proaching Pan-American conf er
enco at Havana an occasion for ill
will ; Instead ; of good will toward
the United States and to defeat re
alization of President . Coolidge's
seemingly altered La tin-American
policy and his apparent hope for
creating better feeUng toward the
United States through the Havana
conference.
'"I do. not know the details of
these falsehoods being published
in the United States and I only ex
press my personal opinion but it is
clear from what: is known, here
that the documents are false. The
question then arises:
I "What is the motive It seems
to me the only purpose could b
for forgers to get -money through
selling their "fake documents and.
on the part of the buyers, to con
tinue the friction that has existed
between Mexico and the United
States and any 111 feeling against
the United States In Latin-Amer
lea.-
To be the victim of automobile
thieves and then to have his car
recovered' all safe and sound by
polios before he even knew it was
rone, waa the unique experience
last night of J. -1. Caplinger otjear to police station.
route &t saiem.
Traffic Officer George Edwards
was out in North Salem last night
about 10 o'clock driving around
In his "prowler police car when
he noticed a fine big car come up
to Fairgrounds road and turn into
it without first coming to a stop
as provided by city traffic rules.
Edwards took after It and sounded
his siren as a signal for the other
car to stop.- Instead of stopping
the driver of the car ahead stepped
on the gas and then followed a
merry chase on T7ortb, Capitol
street with both cars doing around
forty miles an hour right into the
city.-' " -
At the corner of Hood and Sum
mer Edwards succeeded In bring
ing the other car to a stop. A
conversation ensued as follows:
Edwards "Stepp4n on ; er a
little arent you buddy?"
Driver -"Oh, I guess not.
Edwards "What's you iftme!"
- Driver-Ttobert Walsh." , -
Edwards -"Whose car Is this?"
Driver "Belorfgs to Stevens."
Edwards-What are you doing
with it?"
Driver "Just borrowed H."
Ewards "Well thats just too
bad."
Edwards V handcuffed ' Walsh
wrthout further ado and drove the
Walsh had
a companion wit n nim wno gav
the name of William Charles Tay
lor, and his address as 1012, N.
10th street, Taeoma, Wash. Walsh
gave his address first as Sr.lem.
then changed It to Portland and
later crave It again as St. Louis.
v Caplinger. the owner of the car, I
which' is a fine new 1927 . five l!
passenger Buick touring oar, was
attending a church meeting at the
time. Up to a late hour last night
he had not as y&t reported the loss
of his car.
Seventy-Five At Banquet
Oakland-Pontiac Dealers
Seventy-five persons connected
with Oakland and Pontiac auto
mobile sales in Marlon, Polk, Linn
and Benton counties, enjoyed a
banquet Wednesday night at the
Marion hotel. These dealers rep
resent the company In the terri
tory for which Vlck Brothers of
Salem have the agency. . ,
"W. O. Cfarr, field representative
of the Oakland company, acted as
toastmaster. Guests in - addition
to the dealers In the Vlck Brothers
organization included L F, Pem
berton, factory accountant; J. L.
Fust of McMinnvllle, Oakland
dealer there, and C. A. Peterson,
of the Eugene Motor Car com
pany, which handles the Oakland
in Eugene. '
- American women are' now the
best dressed in the world, accord
ing to a French style expert. What
does he mean, dressed?
FRENCH TARIFF RATES
FIXED PROVISIONALLY
(Continued from Page One)
were affected by the tariff which
has just been revised amounted to
f 12.000.000 yearly, but naturally
during the period of the high tar
iff most of the affected import
ers ceased Importation. A few of
them, who had contracted to make
deliveries, had paid higher duties
and sold . at a loss, among those
so affected being the fountain pea
and plumbing fixture busines.
"Oh. George, dear," she whis- i
pered, when he slipped the engage- !
ment ring on her finger, "how I
sweet of you to remember Just the f
sort of stone X preferred!. Nona.,,
of the others was ever so thought-
tul." i-: ,. ' j
George was staggered for a mo-
ment. Then he answered:
"Not at alj. dear. Ton see, this
Is the. one I always use.
Dr. Caldwell's 3 Rules
Keep You Healthy
DOC SXELXi BEATEX
SEATTLE, Nov,' 16. (AP).
Meeting' Doc Snell of Taeoma, at
his own slugging game,' Babe Her
man, Iew Tork " lightweight,
floored Snell three times to win a
decisions in six rounds here last
night. Herman weighed Its K
and Snell IK. " -
Dr. Caldwell watched . the re
sults of constipation for 47. years,
and believed that no matter how
careful people are of their health,
diet and exercise, constipation will
occur from time to time regardless
of how much one tries to avoid It.
Of next Importance, then, is how.
to treat it when it comes. Dr
Caldwell . always was In favor of
getting as close to nature as pos
sible, hence his remedy for consti
pation, known as Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin. Is a mild vegetable
compound. It can not harm the
most delicate system and Is not
a habit forming preparation. Syr
up Pepsin Is pleasant-tasting, and
youngsters love It. "It does-not
gripe. Thousands of mothers
have written us to that effect.
Dr. Caldwell did not approve of
drastic physics " and purges. He
Aid not believe they were good tor
human beings to put Into their
systems. In a practice of 47 years
he never saw any reason for their
use when a mcdi'ine like Syrup
Pepsin will empty the bowels Just
as promptly, more cleanly and!
gently, without grlf lag and harm
to the system!
Keep free from constipation t It
robs your strength, hardens yonr
arteries and brings on premature
old age. ' Do not let day go by
without a bowel movement. Do
not sit and hope, but go to a drug
gist and get one of the generous
bottles . of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, i Take the proper . dose
that night and by morning yon
will feel ilka a different person.
I ;) AT AOS as ; -. -' : !
Use Syrup Pepsin for yourself and
members of the family in const!
patlon. biliousness sour and
crampy stomach, bad breath, no
appetite, headaches, and to break
np fevers and colds. Always have
a bottle In the house, and observe
these three rules of health: Keep
the bead cool, the feet warm, the
bowels open. ; ' i
We would be glad to have you
prove at our expense how much
Dr, ; Caldwell's Syrup ' Pepsin can
mean to you an devours. Just
write "Syrup Pepsin," Monti cello,
Illinois, and we will send you pre
paid a FREE SAMPLE BOTTLE.
Adr.
SALE
SALE
FREE
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WITH EACH AND EVERY USED CAR PURCHASED DURING THIS SALE
PRICES CUT TO THE BONE
i CLOSED CARS
1926 Dodge Sedan; like new.
r
You save on all your wanta that we can supply
.j;. you with el-
-- ; ' " . - " t I 1."'"' '- "
1925 Dodge Sedan, excellent shape.....
1924 Dodge Coupe, good offering:
1926 Buiclc Victoria, Standard, beautiful car...
1926 Buick Standard Sedan, fine merchandise.
1925 Buick 7 Pass. Glass Enclosure, good shape...
1927 Nash Light Six Coupe, like new.........:..
1927, Nash Special Six Coupe, practically new...
1926 T3rpe Chrysler f '58'' Coupe; bargain.......
1926 TypeJewett Sedan, wonderful shape, extras
1926 Essex . Coach, repainted, good buy.. ..
1925 Overland Coupe, New Duco finish. ....... ........
1924 Oaldand Sedan "6" rebuilt, new Duco finish.:
1 924 Gardner Coupe, fine finish, good shape.... Prico
1921 Franklin Demi-sedan, good Franklin stoclr............ Prico
1924 Ford Goupe, good shape.....::.. LJL-i r Price
1922 Overland Sedan, fine running shape 1 .... Price
Price S 800 Cut to $ 750
Price 600 Cut to 540
Price 500 Cut to 435
Price 1050 Cut to 975
Price 1150 Cut to . 1075
. Price . r 85Q Cut to 750
. Price 900 Cut to 825
Price 1100 Cut to 1025
Price 650 Cut to 600
Price 850 Cut to 750
Price 575 Cut to 525,
Price 350 Cut to 290
Price 800 Cut to 690
425 Cut to 375
585 Cut to 500
225 Cut to 190
250 Cut to 190
V OPEN CARS
1926 Ford Roadster, excellent condition.... L.-.........
1926 Nash Special Six Touring, splendid buy.
1923 Dodge Touring, fine running shape.. ......
1922 Studsbaker Light Six Touring, good buy
: Ford Touring, good condition
Price 0 300 Cut to Q 275
Prico C00 Cut to
Prico 325 Cut fo
Prico 250 Cut to
Price 135 Cut to
675
275
175
Exceptional Values in the highest quality used car merchandise are offered during this sale. Besure and look
them over. : Compare appearance, compare condition, and you will find the prices unusually ow.- They are better
automobile values. : Terms if desired. ' , ,f ' -
SS5 North Commercial Street
Remember . lA;
Bigfat, juicy Turkey free with every purchased
: P..'" W. PETTYJOHN CO.
"AFTEn WE GULL WE SERVE
SALS.
'0MING
to SALEM
Pacific Coast Revival Campaign and
CONVENTION
Nov. 20th to Nov. 27th Inc.
Principal, Speakers: "
Eran. Minnie Kennedy, Los Angeles, Cal., mother of Almee
Semple McPherson. ' .
Frank Qray. chairman of N. W. district of the General' CouncU
of the Assemblies of GodA" - - -
Bran. M. R. Tatmaa. ofjjakland, Calif. , : -
Eran. Ralph ButterfieiaTof ETerett, Washington.
Many other prominent evangelists, ministers and Christian
workers will be present.
Serrlces erery afternoon and erening, 2:30 and 7:45.
- Sunday services 10: JO A. M., 3 and 7 ; 4 5 P. M.
Evangelistic Tabernacle
13th and Ferry Sta.
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P9g
OF
Charter Oak Ranges
A Large
Proportion
of the v
Present
Generation
Hare Been
"Raised"
on
Food
Cooked .
with the
Charter '
Oak
Range
; '-. - If-
. They.
Become
More
Popular
with Each
Succeeding
Generation
Bake,
Roast,
1 Broil
, . and
Boil To
Perfection
YOU SEE THE NAME EVERYWHERE
."'-"...' ' ' . -
Good cooks for four generations and brides for the last'?'
years have found Charter Oak Ranges handsome In appear
ance and economical of fuel and unequalled for cooking and
baking.-,,.. -: ,
Start your domestic life right by getting this fine range to
do your cooking for you. v
Equipped with OTen thermometer to Insure uniform heat. Fin
ished In a rarlety of styles to suit erery taste, r
AToid future regrets by seeing the Charter Oak before you buy.
Trade la your old range a part payment, terms on balance.'
s r-
t i,
Dishes
42 piece set of guar
anteed dinner ware
in ' new patterns
.. only " .
$14.75
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467 Court
TeL 1142
VTe taie ycurcTJ
Furniture as part
payment on new.
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