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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1925)
SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON AGB 8SVEN E VOTE TO RETAIN PRESENT RULES Dallas, Or., March 7. Little in the wuy of fireworks took place Friday ut the uieeliug of the fulk Couuty Co-operative Prune Grow ers at which W. L. Taylor of Scotts Mills, president of the North Pacific Prune Exchange, was the principal speaker, The mutter of changing the op tional date of withdrawal from the association from March IS un til after the annual meeting In April of the North Pacific Ex change, which bad been advo cated, wad brought up but was voted down. The sentiment wan expressed that if any growers wished to withdraw, let them do so now, aud 12 they later felt in clined to return, the association would welcome them. Withdraw ing members, however, must settle in full their obligations to the ex change. Mr. Taylor, who has 66 acres of prunes, declared that he was satis fied with the prune exchange and felt that it would mean from 1 to 1H cents more this year to the growers, thau prices which wouM have prevailed if there had been no exchange. , R. H. Klpp spoke upon the co operative move, declaring that the association and exchange were ex erting a stabilizing effect on the market that benefits both the as sociation members and Independ ent growers as well. There has been some dissatisfac tion expressed among members of the local exchange, and the Dal tap unit has been designated as the one that has had the hardest sled ding, chiefly because of the fact that packing interests are center ed here. About 86 growers were out for . the meeting. The exchange has now paid 4 cents on the 1924 crop. CHURCH SESSION HERE ON TUESDAY On Tuesdav, March 1 0, the Church ?s qf Christ in Marion coun ty wl'l me?t at the Court Street church in Salem for an all day county missionary rally. The meet ing will be one of a series con duct -d In the Interests of Oregon iti last vis among he churches of Christ in the state. They are being conducted by the Oregon Christian Ifltwonary convention under the leadership of C. F. Swander, cor responding secretary. The local conferenoe will con vene at 10 a, m. The morning ses sion will be given over to a con sideration of the subjU 'County Fellowship" anl "Pre Easter Cam fialgi.." At the noon hour the dele gates wlil be asked to bring a bas ket dinner and coffee will be fur nished. Topics at the afternoon sewrtun will be "Oresun Missions," The State Convention, and 'Diamond Anniversary." Tho local women will furnish a fifty cent supper at 6 o'clock. The evening session wilt be a young people's nlly and addresses on the "The Task for the Descl pies of Christ." R. L. Putnam, local pas tor will conduct the young people's meeting. Thr?o things will be con siderc 1 "Christian Endeavor and What it Heally Means." "Loyal Volunteers an.l Gospel Team Work" an.l "3ute C E. Conventions. Men and Women in News Spotlight 1 B-.M I ' , i.'' M treat cltr. Marshall's new aorel, "The Sleepsr ot ta MmbM Usages, " t attorr of the releule Islaads off tk Alasksa caw, will b publish: kr Cosmopolitan Book Carporetloa In April. Ethan Quest Hit Ban", a new novel of the Far East by Harry Herrer, who wrote "Cara. Tana or Night," ia to appear this aprlni under Cosmopolitan Im print Mr. Herrer cams upon the character which Inspired that ot Ethan Quest In Batavla. Ha was a beach-comber, dealing for the moment In native batik, but the blue cummerban ha wora orer hia white costume distinguished him. and his accent was ot Georgia the State that Harrr Herrej calls homo. ' these two South erners consorted in that far Jap anese port Something ot the dauntless exile's wanderings Her rer heard something he guessed during their Intimacy. And upon this Is based the romance "Ethan Quest His Saga," a brilliant young author's first Cosmopolitan book. Mill City, Or., March T. After raining quit, steadily Wednesday nlfrht. tha weather aurfdenlr tim ed colder and Thursday morning the hills surrounding Mill City wer. noted to b covered with a StopCoughs Charles A. Stoneham, millionaire atook broker and majority stock bolder In the New York Giants, baa been acquitted by a Jury In New York en cbargea ot conspiracy and using the malls to defraud. Billl Burke, famous actress, in prtrat lit. Mrs. Florans Zlegteld, wltt ot th noted New York theatrical producer, was seriously injured In aa automobile accident la Palm Beach. Pla. Bx-Oorarnor Charles 8. I'eneen, of Illinois, was appointed by Gore rn or Lea Small to till th. fire-day unexpired term of th late United State Senator MedlU M Cormlck. Mrs. John Francis Amherst Cecil, the former Miss Cornelia Vanderbllt, wife of the former Pint Secretary ot the British Embassy in Washington, has glren birth to a son, Oeorge Henry Vanderbllt Cecil, at Bildnore House, the magnificent estate sh Inherited from her father, the late Oennre Vsnderbllt near Aaherille. N. C. Articles ot incorporation wers tiled yesterday by the River Road nveatment company of Portland, capitalized at .45.01)0. The In corporators .are Cllntoa A. Am brose. R. U Peaks and Seth L. KoberU. Notices of dissolution were filed by M. M. Long ft company of Cor mills and Itenttro-Lee company, sc., of Portland. iW.'AVA,,'.VAV,W W,V.VW. Oregon Pulp & Paper Co. SALEM. OREGON Manufacturers of Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings. Also Butchers Wrappings, Adding Machine Paper. J Greaseproof, Glassine, Drug Bond, Tissue, i Screenings and Specialties. fresh tall at aaow, appearing to be suit et la places. Th Women iu ot UIU City et Thursday evening at the home ot Mrs. I. R. Olln. the rn ing being derated to the topic "Child Welfare.' Ia addition to regular club member, there were present Dr. Brown ot Salem. Mrs Carsoa of Salem, president of the Rblld welfare society, and Mrs. King, Marloa county auras, all of whom gar talks. Nut Wedneaday night, basket ball teas here are promised a treat whea th girls' team ot 81lrerton high school come to Mill Cltr to play. The local girls hare only been beaten once thla year and In that gams severs! of their regulsr players were out The basketball team of the Mill City tire dopartawot vent U rates, Wednesday evening, and defeated the Gate tow a team II to I. Thla was s benefit gaaw, pro ceed being donated to th Oataa high school to ssstst these la buy ing aew showers tor their gym nsslnm. Ia a preliminary gam th Oatea high school team trim med the second team ot th Mill City high It to I. Announcing Four New Books "The Skyrocket." a first novel by that well-known short-story writer, Adela Rogers St. Johns, is to be brought out by Cosmopolitan Book Corporation the last ot March. It is described as a spec tacular novel of the moTie lots. The author, a Los Angeles news paper woman, baa a vantage point ot observation and has made the most ot It In "The Skyrocket." Although herself very young, Mrs. St. Johns has been refwred to as 'mother confessor' and "trouble lady" for half the picture colony of Hollywood. "The Skyrocket" tells something ot what she knows ot the tears and heartaches ot the "gay" film folks. In thirty years of newspaper work even a man comes to know something authentic about women. As "idea editor" for a big New York daily, William Johnston has "met the ladies' under a variety ot trying and pleasant circum stances, and in a forthcoming book entitled ' These Women" he sets forth with pungent humor the re sult of his experience and obser vation. This book (which Is Mr. Johnston's twelfth, by the way) with its title stimulating to both masculine and feminine Interest, is specially recommended to hus bands with a grouch, wives with a grievance and young people of both sexes who are afraid to get married. Cosmopolitan Book Cor poration will publish It la March. Edisou Marshall, whose home Is Oregon, whose playground Is Alaska and whose stories of the wild are among the most admired ot their kind, has recently made hts first visit to New York. After adventuring among subways and skyscrapers for three days, he fled away, declaring that the volcanoes ot Alaska and the huge Kadlak bear which he has so often hunted there held nothing ot terror com pared -to the pandemonium ot the Two Profits of Home-Owning-Are You Getting Both? The first comes when you save rent money by owning a Home. The second when you own a Home of per manent materials, escaping expensive up-keep and depreciation. Let the makers of concrete tile show you how much more profitable it ia to pay for your home only once. Oregon Gravel Co. Hood at Front Street WM ! How you can receive the most Benefits From Your Bank The United States National cannot serve its depositors with its maximum power if they do not let us know of their needs. We perhaps might hear of them in round about way and then we are glad to seek them out and help them. But for immediate assistance and for dispatch in your financial development, keep in touch with us. Let us know your problems of business and the farm. .Then we are in a position to apply our services to your re quirements as they arise. Unlte?ltates National Bank Salem-Oregoxv Why there are more than a million Buicks u There would not be more than a million Buicks in active Use today if Buick had not, through the years, produced a motor car of unvarying and superior qual ity. In every detail, every Buick is an example of how well motor car can be built. OTTO J. 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