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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1922)
"X i i 'A , i i PAG GE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON 2 VALUED Al 1 2 BILLIONS Washington, April 21. The gross wealth produced by farmers in 1921 had a value of $12,366, 000.000. or about two-thirds of the aggregate value of the farm products of 1920 and little more than one-halt the aggregate for 1919, the department of agricul ture estimated today. 'During the same period, 1919-21, production of ten crops which represent about 95 per cent of . the total crop acreage fell 8 per cent, The total value of crops, the de partment said, declined from $15, 423,000,000 In 1919 to $10,909,- 000,000 In 1920 and to $7,028, 000,000 In 1921. The decline of the total value of animal prod .ucts on the farm was from $8,- 881,000,000 in 1919 to $7,464, 000,000 In 1920 and to $5,339,- 000,000 in 1921. Tour crops of 1921 together had a value greater than one-half of the total value of all crops for that year. Corn was valued lit $1,303,000,000, or 18.6 of the to tal; hay and forage $1,165,000,- 000 or 16.6 per cent; cotton lint and seeds $755,000,000 or 10.7 per sent; wheat $735,000,000 or 10.5 per cent, and the four crops 13,960,000,000 or 66.3 per cent. Several groups of crops are prominent, the department added, the cereals $2,663,00" 1 or S6.6 STOP IfflflNG ECZEMA Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stoD huminir ih ing Eczema quickly by applying Zemo .furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra large bottle, $1,00. Healing be gins the moment Zemo is applied. In a hort time usually every trace of Eczema Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and" imilar skin diseases will be removed. For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. When others fail it ia the one dependable treat ment for skin troubles of all kinds. per cent of the crop toal; the vege tables. Including potatoes and sweet potatoes, $1,104,000,000, or 16.7 per cent; fruit and fruit products;. $625,000,000 or 7.5 per cent, and .fruit and vegetables to gether, SI, 629,000,000, or 23.2 per cent. -. ,. Of the total .value of animal products In 1921, the dairy prod ucts were nearly one-balf, $2, 410,000,000 or 46.1 per cent; ani mals raised $1,937,000,000 or St.4 per cent, and the poultry raised and eggs produced $943,000,000 or 17.7 per cent. . MILLION ASKED TO FIGHT FLOOD BLOSSOM DAY IS CHANGED; MAY 7 Due to weather conditions the date for Salem's annual Blossom day has been changed from April 23 to May 7, two weeks later, ac cording to William McOUchrlst, King Blng of the Cherrlans who are sponsoring the event. The late spring has prevented the blossoms on a number of the fruit trees from coming out. which Is good for the fruit but makes the time of blossom uncertain. Washington, April 21. An emergency appropriation of $1, 000,000 to fight the flood waters now going south on the Mlsslsslp pi river, will be asked of congress today by southern leaders with the aproval of Budget Director Dawes. A joint resolution carrying this amount will be offered in the house today. It was announced to day by Representative Wilson ot Loulsana and Humphreys ot Mis slsslppl. Wisconsin produces two-thirds of the cheese made In the United States. Appeal for Food. Washington, April 21 Appeals for rations for families rendered destitute by the flood were re' celred today by the treasury from Naples and Meredosla, Illinois. The matter is being taken up with the war department, officials said as It Is expected the quartermas- terse corps would have charge of any distribution of government rations In the flood areas. A copy of the key to Sulgrave Manor, the ancestral home of Washington, In England, has been presented to Mrs. Warren Q Harding by Lady Lee, ot Fare- ham, whose husband la a British delegate to the Arms Conference. AGREEMENT: Know All Men by These Presents, that Whereas, one Frank F. Richter, here tofore conducting; and operating a furni ture business at 849 N. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon, did on the 9th day of March, 1922, transfer and assign all of the assets of said business to The Ad justment Bureau of the Portland Asso ciation of Credit Men, hereinafter re fered to as party of the first part, for the benefit of all creditors; In Witness Whereof said parties have caused these presents to be duly execut ed this 19th day of April, 1922. THE ADJUSTMENT BUREAU, Of the Portland Ass'n of Credit Men BE6E DMIELS IN "iE CHICKEN" Have you .a little Spanish grandmother in your home? "It's your loss if you haven't,1 says Bebe Daniels, star of "A Game Chicken" which will open Sunday at the Liberty theatre. Miss Daniels has a quaint lit tle grandmother who Is, in her way, m Interesting as the pretty star herself. Eva d la Flaza Griffin Is the daughter of a one time governor of Columbia. On a trip to Buenos Aires .she met the American consul in that elty, and married him as the. culmina tion of a real international ro mance. Mrs.- Griffin traces her decent from the' Empress Jose phine of Prance. When Mrs. Griffin learned that' hr granddaughter was to do a picture with a lot ot panlsh at soosphere, she took from her trunk ifc relics of her youth: fine shawls and mantillas, rare and beautiful fans and Jewelry. Many ot these appear as costumes and Lrops" in the picture, ana Jmr Griffin, as Interested as any young girl, was nearly always op tha utaire when Seamen scenes were made. "A Game Chicken" was written for Miss Daniels by Nina Wilcox Putnam, the well-known flctlon Ist, and the scenario was prepar ed by Fred Mj-ton, under the sup ervision of Elmer Harris. ' Europe appears to be laboring under the delusion that our army on the Rhine is merely making a social call. (jorsers Have You Seen Our Stock of WARNER'S RUST-PROOF CORSETS? - We have a wonderful selection of styles, of fab rics and of prices in these very popular corsets, and we are happy to give you all . possible assistance in the choice of a model for your figure. Every Warner's Corset is Guaranteed. $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 to $5.00 GALE & CO. Commercial and Court Streets . , PILE DRIVER HAMMER FALLS; 1 DEAD, 1 HURT Vancouver, B. C, April 21 Harry McCoy of North Vancouver was Instantly killed and Edward J. Gorman received mjurlea which may prove fatal when a hammer being hoisted Into place for driv ing poles fell, striking the two men. . Allen Webster died here Wed nesday from - Injuries recleved t,i.1iiv when he was crushed In an elevator. The death of Alex McKenzte, 12, who was nrowneo FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922. In a flume, made three deaths from accidents here within 24 hours. WORTH & GRAY WORTH & GRAY "Thinks Wrangell Important Air Base," says a headline. Give em WrangelU Don't we have Washington? WORTH & GRAY 5 U H O 3 a H OS o 8 a o New Fancy Tissue Ginghams Here you will see a remarkably fine collection of hundreds of yards of fine tissue ginghams, that are in colors of nearly every description. no.,,., .r. nf Bnlmdid aualitv that retain their good looks after long service. Women who see these tissues will be sure to appreciate such" large selections of beautiful materials at exceptionally low prices. These materials are 32 inches wide and come in small, medium and large checks, fancy plaids and beautiful stripes. - Special for Saturday selling at per yard 69c SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Torrington Electric Sweepers With Complete Attachments The famous Torrington Electric Sweeper, complete with all attach ments. Special for Saturday selling at ; 49.50: . WHY PAY MORE? TH&G DEPARTMENT STORE RAY Phone 132 177 N. Liberty St. WORTH & GRAY WORTH & GRAY WORTH & GRAY .349: n (u r mercial North ifXt 0 0 V M 1 iU V3U ' Street .com- yy vi Z"' " " " "-TT-H-HMIflllllHtMill aUsWiltll m iiilijfiMiwtii Entire Bankrupt Stock of F.F. 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