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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1920)
t TAGE TWO. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL lUidIU mourns Are Harbingers Of Good Season Marion county's blossom fklde are fcegimiing to don fancy drees for the jwmift! five million dollar fruit spec tacle) Marion's fruit 'harvest. Over in the Polk county hills and io orchards south and east of Salem, the first pink of the peach blossoming is beginning to show. Apricot buds are fcurstir into myriad clusters of pink and white, in every section of the county, while a few almond blosnoms ro hardy pioneers of the sheet of ra diant bloom that will appear within e. few day a. To augment this display of beau ty, m few early varieties of cherries and hardy plums are beginning to put ut delicat blossom sprays. WiUtia a few days, cherry and pears will be In Woom, as the- rapidly swelling buds iadicatet As these fields of springtime radi ance take definite form and flash in to the dark .green of near by woods or lighten the desolate brown of win ter clad bills, the play of bloom and leaf will give a more definite pleas ure to the hearts of Marion county fruit growers than any fleeting dis play of the Aurora Borealis or other similar transitional display. Pruno and cherry leaf buds are swelling and soon the green of hund red of Willamette valley orchards will be supplanted by the full April blossoming. a. H. Van Trump, county fruit in spector, reports that in the major fruit section of the county orchards and all varieties of fruit trees are in normal condition. C. I. Lewis, of the Oregon Growers association, has received reports in dicating that the blossom season will not bo unduly retarded this year and that the time will be about normal, if not as early as in preceding seasons. l'rofune follatre, luxuriant pardons use of native shrub and ard flower, such as can he found in Oregon, S iliamr'-te vatisv and Murion evergreen county. He can make the nmise look trees such :u Orecon crane, wax berrv. uke non,e ' moving some shrubs from Mountain array, mock orane. nine woods- He can hide part of the barn bark vine uiale. Douglas enireo. red 'ard and outbuilding, at least from flowering currant, chinquapin, sweetl"'8 windows. He can enclose th briar rose, red osier dogwood, red-ber- farmstead witn an irregular border of ried elder, blue-berried elder, Oregon Oreeou "hrubery that will give more maple. Iwuglas fir, Oregon alder, west i 'a'"-rund beauty than a hedge trim ern arbor vitae. western white nln. !me or untrimmed. tiduland spruce, lodeeoole Dine and I H can Pli4nt beside the public roa flowering dnnvood. I few native trees and some harmless Willamette valley and Marion coun-Jshrubs and n'jwer8 that na"v ty are amid the most arUficial sur- Oregon- He can do all the above rounding it is oosnible in hint it the ",lnoul expense, except only la- beautiful valley which surrounds every bor' And cit lot ners can hide city ana is tne source of its prosper- , ouhu..iuiiSh " itv. Kven imnnt ih tenmnta. a I nmuuna urepw grape; mountain single geranium in a window box may 'vmy. eic tie can frame the view 01 keep alive the hope of freedom, nros- Ior np oy a pair or perUy and a life amid more beautiful Uousla" fir- western arbor vitae. He surrounding. Thus every home in 'Bcrost ,ne ara with an Marion county can connect Itself with ' lrKU,ar, or nave shrubs in the greatest source of inspiration lnHety ofad w'th an artificial. waste scenery, by preserving, restor- " " " " ret into Ing or repeating some phase of the pfkJy Peruadln 8 neighbors to i .Ho .-- plant Oregon maple, alder, from one homes to the Marlon county every one hou t0 another- "d uch the of us may have a nart. for evervone PPrtn in the Willamette valley may strive toward, a permanent homean1 Mon county, Oregon, surrounded by permanent native I . J. W. MARUNY. nlnntfl I - w- i.k ... ! FeIlow Taxjayer: Vou are urgent- . .... . . . ly requested to consider the propos- wa bw nutting in our front vard t . . ' ... . f iolt . .,... r ov, ,;,... :ea "ew miuage tax measure placed . , ".in r.,; . :zi ? baiiot session . . u j . 1 ot ,ne legislature, and the same to be voted on at the special election to be can do for this great cause. Save the trees on your DKBATE SATURDAY Willamette university's first inter collegiate debate of the year will occur Saturday night when a dual debate will be held with College ef Puget Bound of Tacoma, on the Mexican question. One of the debates will be held in the chapel In the First M. B. church, whilo the other team will make the trip to Tacoma. Hardman union high school board ot directors have called for bids for the construction of a modern high chool building. Public Forum PIANTIXQ rilUKD Willamette valley and Marion coun ty arc fortunate in possessing an Ideal i.-liuinte, Marion county is essentially & city oc homes. . I , , l"al,held on .May 21st next Pr.m ".at The tat , , d fc mtv haln uHua rlU4irln n-Unt K . J J tne Btate tax commission in Decern I ber requires 3.27 mills for all appro nriat0nft ami mlflncra oiithnriwil Ri- grounds. Locate the new house so as taw aa ,8 wllhn ,he per ccnt . 7 . . l"""1 """" limitation enacted by the people, lCw .or a..ue .. UTOUij.rvcn Witihln thp Blf per cent annUft,.ta. If tbey do harm crops a-little. For cx- crease xcd by constitution our state ample, save some trees along the road- tax levles have averaged ft ,lttlo over .u.,, ruu i..o .aru.siau, ..r mo three ,, f(Jr pajJt ten yearg Tq r., .m t .eat uB lrl-B ... u.o per-jmeet extraordinary war expenditures ,an(1 def,cU8 the legislature authoria Help to save the street trees. Take cd a 8p,cial , o one and tw(J the trees out of politics and put them tenUl8 ml!Is whlch wag vote(J ,R8t in charge of a public spirited citizen yeal.. Tlle speclaI SC8sloa subraitte(J sei-ving without pay. Help save road- to the o0ni fnllr n.w mninr ,v side trees and shrubs. The one prln- tha inr.n( j . einle that everyone can apply is restor- hundredths mills. If ail thn nmnd allon. For example, take the two ex- nn,i i, n,n..i,aj ,m. treme cases of the people who have no money and those who have no land. The farm laborer goes to the woods, digs up an unknown bush or vine and plants It beside his tenant cottage. To him it may suggest the futhciland from which he has just come. More over, real beauty is there for every-) one to see and enjoy. The country folk DAXDRVFFY HEADS BKCOME HAIRLESS If you want plenty of thick, beau- pause and think, life is not all corn t'ful, glossy, silky hair, do by all and hogs to him. means fe-et rid of dandruff, for it will On the other hand, the city mer- starve your hair and ruin It it you chant may have plenty of money, but don't. not one fool of earth in front of his 11 doesn't do much good to try to store. Let us assume that he is tired "rush or wash It out. The only sure of the day when he Is to shut up shop way to set rid of dandruff is to dis the country for a day's rest and change solve It. then, you destroy it entirely, and while there an idea conies to him. To do this, get about four ounces of He will have something more perma- ordinary liquid arvon; apply it at nent and natural than window boxes, night when retiring; use enough to Ho will have an evergreen tree In tubs'; moisten the scalp and rub it in gently he sets them in front of his business wlth he finger tips, place. To him they may remind i.n. By morning, most if not all, of your of thed ay when ho is to shut up shop dandruff will be gone, and three or From the earliest' for good and retire to a countrv home. four more applications will complete- setUcT.ient of this section some years The passersby know nothing of all this 'V dissolve and entirely desrroy every Mgo down to the present time, the idea hut they are glad to seo some sign of !Blo sign and trace of It. ot making the city attractive to the country beauty in the city. They say, You will find, too, that all itching nome seeKiir nns ever been kept in the life Is not all dollars to that man. "Iul digging of the scalp will stop, xoregroumi. . 1 WEDNESDAY, UAiyn Don't Worry About the Scarcity and High Price of Maple Syrup, Lots of Karo Maple at Your Grocers THE economy of Karo Maple Flavor U not the real reason for its popularity. The delicious flavor of the new Karo Maple Flavor comes from the finest and purest of maple sugar. That is why people find it so delightful for pancakes and waffles. Karo Maple Flavor ;s absolutely pure and wholesome. These are important facts, but they mean little to the average man or boy. It's good that's all they want to know. Be ur to aik your f rocer for Karo Mapt in the Green Can. ft it guaranteed to pcoe job, or your grocer return your money. CORN -PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY 17 Battery Place Nev York Selling Ktpramontativo JOHNSON, LIEBER COMPANY, PortlmJ, Ore. For Colds. Grip or Influenza and aa a Preventative, take LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININB Tablets. I.ok for B. W. QROVB'8 signature on the box. 30c. Adv) ordered by the people on May 1st the six per cent limitation will be bo far overridden that in future it will be a dead letter and the taxpay ers bill for state purposes will stand as follows : Regular levy on- 1919 valuation for all state purposes 3.27 mills. Special war millagc tax at regular session 1.20 mills. - The ordinary farmer has little time. ancl V01"' h,lir will look and feel a! Millage taxes ordered on ballot at labor or knowledge of design and or- hundred times better. You. can get special session 3.57 mills, namontnl plants, but he has two im- l(i"ld arvon at any drug store. It is Total state tax --levy proposed on rnense advantages. Plenty of room Inexpensive and four ounces Is all you 119 valuation S nulls! and a chance to collect wild shrubs wil1 necd- n0 matter .how much dand- The Increase lu the state levy from ruff you have. This simple remedy 3.27 mills to mills means an in- JOURNAL WANT AD8 BRING 'SM never fails. Adv. crease In the anoint Z taxes col- MIeetedP I When the public spends its money by purchase, to register its vote in favor of any Commercial product And when a big majority of that vote is given to one of a field of many can didates over its nearest competitor That, constitutes an election The Housewives of America Have Elected if PpST lib A Ir5? As Their Favorite Com Flakes' and as the electibhhas been held Ind the winner declared, ' : i" isn't it a good idea when you order corn flakes to specify the best by name -and tell the grocer to send you Post Toasties,es of Cornflakes Made by Postum Cereal Co. Inc. Battle Creek.Mich, lected this year of one hundred and forty eight per cent. The levy of 3.27 on an assessed valuation of innno. 000,000 in round numbers raises raises about three million dollars for state revenues. The eight mill levy will raise about seven and a quarter million dollars state revenue. You are respectfully urged to give consldeYation of these matters af fecting the prosperity of our state, that they may be fully considered, as under our system of initiative and referendum final action is up to the oltizen in-his primary -capacity and these additional burdens on the tax payer can only be imposed with his TTEEP a xv: supply of PEARL OIL (kero sene) on band for use in oil cookstovet, beaters and lamps. Pearl Oil is clean and economical. Your dealer can supply you. OIL. Ask for PEARL STANDAftD OIL COMPANY (CAuroniaiA) full knowledge and consent at the polls. One thing is certain if we allow these increased levies to go by default they will probably be fastened upon the state for all time to come. ' ISADORK GREKNABUM. (Secretary, Marion County Taxpay ers League. DON'T. PUT OFFj It's the neglected cold, cough, tender throat or tonsils, that ' debilitate and leave the body 'j disposed to serious germ diseases. SCOTTS EMULSION should be taken at the first sign of lowered resistance, cold or cough. The energizing virtues ot scott's bring essential nourishment and help to the weakened system. CiW Srntr' a toinl : z - g - ' scon sgwsi, Blowaacld. . it-it FOB LONd DISTANCE AUTO TRUCKING.;, , WillameiteV alley Transfer Co. FHONB HOD ; WE ALSO DO LOCAL HAULING ": .." VJSlIorton Tire Co. fS 337 Court SI ALLOWANCB nuule on your old tires W.WJOORE: House Furnisher ho mi; of the vunnota You get more for your Money at Moore's. Overmire Steel Construction Company We have in stock for Immediate Shipment " 'll U? 8"? "'--" P to 80 foot tenths. as TANK, FLANGE STEEL and 3IVRIXE STEEL PLATES, etc. Manufacturers of Tanks, Boilers. Stacks, Pipe, Fabricated Mater- ; ; iul for -Buildings and Bridges - East Water Street and Hawthorn ATemie, PORXTAXD OReVoK Plume East 8T2I Draperies: MADE TO OKDER TO FIT XOVU WINDOWS ' C.S. Hamilton ZiO Court Street ' Salem Auto Radiator Shop -. Radiators, Fenders and Gal : " Tanks Kcpaired. . Tractor' Radiators a Specialty Ford Radiators for Sale , 198. S. 12th St. :?alemi yK "3 V FORD Till CR WITH TWO TON ATTACHMENT. Rl'XS LIKE TOSCAira GINGIUCH MOTOR & TIRE CO. ?t Oo.l mw- phn"' ' - your car and our bea d of lubrication engiriem Correct Lubrication is a science. 0;.r Board or Lubrication Engineer has determined the correct -consistency of Zerolene for your car; Their- rec- oromendations are available for you in the Zero-' lene Correct Lubrication Charts. Get one for your-V car at your dealer's or our nearest station. Use" SSS I0' S1" Correct Lubti of your au tomobtle, truck or tractor. - , i- - i p. 4 cAzrttStr M rf' lf STANDARD Oil. COMPANY . . (CdilermM) I fflrl.f 11 J.ll A grade Jorcadi engine H H- CAMrCELL Special Agent, Salem, Orefort. " " Buy Remnants AT THH ! Remnant Store North Cm.nierciai 2i4 HIDES and SACKS WANTED , ii1 Also Junk of All KiWlJ ' Best Trices Guarantee " CALL 32J Capital Jnnk Co- The Square Ceal IW S7l Chemckcta St. Thw L. M. HUM ' " Car of " YickSoTong ainese Medicine at.d i Has medicine c."l any known Open Sundays froa 1 uutU i P- nt 151 Soata - , Jalero, Oregon. JOURXAI- WANT AD O
