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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1925)
fAUJS SIX THIS UAWTAL JOUKNAt SAf.KM, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1925 DALLAS CLUB TO FINANCE TESTS OF FLAX CULTURE Datlu, Or.. April J Gettinff solid!? bebiod the more to eatab lista the flax tad lloen Industry in I'olk county, tbe board of direc tore ol lb Dallu chamber of com nierce baa Toled funds to lurniab flax for ttie planting of 15 to 29 small test plots on tbe various types of soil in tbe county. 'As a rault of this action, W. V. Fuller, chairman of the flax com mil tee of tbe chamber, and W. L. Tteutscb, of the Oregon Agricul tural college extension service, ere mw in the field locating farms on v. hicb smalt trial plots of flax will be grown this season, Thus far flax fibre has only teen grown on two soil types in the county. There are some 20 diritinct soil types to be found here and tbe plan as outlined content plates Planting a small plot of flax on each of these so their adaptability to flax culture may bo determined. Mr, Tteutscb be lieves that there are between 15.- OUand 20,000 acres tn the county adapted to flax. If properly bandied, The need for these test plots will be distributed from tbe chamber of commerce rooms here, accord log to Mrs. Winnie Brsden, secre tary, who has been largely vespon elble for the adoption of the plan Ihe present plana contemplate holding a field Inspection tour next summer when all tbe plot will be v'slted and the results ob served. Farmers are aaked to co-operate In the vork by furnishing tbe land and crowing the crop. 8eed la provided without cost and the crop when harvested belongs to the farmer. As a result ot these trtnls U is exnertfld tint Polk ROW NERVE TROUBLES WRECK HEALTH Luuntjr will bavs sotnscuius u of fer s srosptctiv llia auil turer. U ui bs sU Uxt fibre flu dii imb crown oa evary Mil tvp la lb county, d th. vlald. iaosta of straw and th. acraagt of aaeh aoll trp caa ba Rtvaa. Tbiu uefiall laformatioa will ba trail able wblrh previously It had Dot beea poaaibla to supply. E The Heme Telephone Tele graph company of southern Ore con, with offices at Medford. yes terday applied to the public Berr ies commission for authority to In crease its service rates spproxi- raatelj 25 per cent. Tbe company claims that the return on Its In vestment last year was less than 1 par cent. Tbe value of the property, seys the application, "as abown by tbe books of the company on De cember XI. 1924, was J514.79S. against which there was outstand- njr first morlgSKe bonds In tbe amount of 1200.000, which bonds bear interest at the rate ot 6 per cent per annum. There was also ouatandinff 6 per cent notes in the amount of 140.775 and 8330 hares ot common stock valued si 1249.000. "Durimc the year 1924 a physl a! inventory was taken of this roperty and an appraisal has now sen completed. This shows the value of the property as of Jan uary 1 ,1924, at $412,603.90. and be addilnnala and betterments to anuary 1. 1925, give a value of 415,760 9. "The rate of return on the ap praised value, as Indicated above, tor me year iz waa .ss per rent and bad the proposed sched ule ot rates beea in effect for the same period the rate of return would have beea 4.720 per cent. cr less than ft per cent Interest on the Investment. IN POLK MONDAY Dallas. Or., April 1 Thirty- one jurors from the 111 paael are being notified by registered mall this week to report for dutr n me spring term of court which opens Monday, April 1. with udge Ramsey oa tbe banco. from all present Indication. thr docket will be light, although the Korx or tbe grand lurv and other developments may bring up more vora coan la now In sight: Tbe list of Jurors follows! Ed- ward Kucher. Sheridan: w. R Conner, Sheridan: Milton J. Leh- muuU; Oscar T. Jacobaoa. BaU- ston: rraak Ackaroiaa. Surer; K J. Hayes, Dallas; CI I re P rather Buena Vista: Irwin Hussey, Wil lamlaa; Kara K. Hart, Dallas; O. W. Carroll, Independenca; ft. T. Brans. Moniaoatb; O. H. Brown, Dallas: r O. Bysrly, Amity; P. A. Finsetb, Dallas; J. H. ilulkey. Monmouth; 1. R. Koxer. Rlck resll; P. O. Black. Independence; V. B. Kelly, Independence; Roy A McDonald, Falls City; T. i Craves. McCoy; Morris Hughes. Dallas; J. K Mouk, Perrydale: D 1. Bowe, Dallas; Vera Alslp. Dal las: Felix Coruegys. Amity; F. T. Cody, Monmouth; F. W. Brsndt. Alrlie; T. J. Edwards. Monmouth Otto Jahn Jr., Grand Uonde. and G. D. Alazander, Independence. Babv Girl Born. Mill City. Or.. April J. A nlne- popnd baby girl was born to Mr md Mr. It P Prnlt Ih.. hnma man. Surer; P. O. Hurhank. Mon-here several days ago. Any physician will tell you that If you puffer with occaitional spells of nervousness, trembling. sharp darting nerve pains, nervous fa tifrue, that such a condition is of ten the starting point ot a serious nervous breakdown. Stop the slightest esse of nerves before a more serious condition undermines your entire nervous system. (lain relief by taking Eopa Neu ritis Tablets, which not only help stop painful and distressing nerve torture, but tone up the nerve cells and revitalize the entire nervous system. Kopa Neuritis Tablets sre pre pared from a physician's prescrip tion, in accordance with the Sci ence of Homeopathy, a method of treatment endorsed by physicians throughout America. Kopa Neuri tis Tablets usually give safe, quick relief. They are guaranteed harm less and are free from narcotics, bromides and coal tar products. Your druggist will recommend them. Perry's Drug store will supply you. Mall orders filled. Adv. EYES OF SCIENCE Only a few much-favored eyes of men of science have been privileged to look upon vitamins, yet everybody must have these nutrition factors in abundance to assure growth and sustain strength. Scott's Emulsion for fifty years has earned world-wide repute as a builder of strength. It is the much favored food-tonic that sup plies vitamins in abundance. Scott's taken regularly helps grown people and Ja children alike realize 1f strength and vigor. Scott town.. BloomcI4 W.J. Ml Install Bronseal Piston Rings More power, less gas, less oil, less friction, more engine mileage W. E. BURNS DAN BURNS IN Brothers the iame Man) Hi"h St at Kerr? Salem. Ore Peerless Bakery 170 N. Commercial Street Our regular frices of Bread, . Vt lb. loaf, 13c, 2 for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, S for 25c Cookies, 2 dozen for 25c Butter Horns, 6 for , , 25c Apple Turn Overs, 6 for Cakes, all varieties ..25c ; 15c up to 50c Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns,', per dozen .20c Pies .. 10c and 25c Special during Lent Hot Cross Buns, dozen 20c Milk Bread, French and Rye Bread, 3 loaves 25c We serve coffee and lunches. Try our Krauses Candy -- II ia?i HONOLULU FRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY 147 NORTH HIGH ST. Just Off of State St. Near Ihe Terminal We Oder Special Prices on Fresh Fruit and Vegetables For Saturdny Imperial Valley Solid Head lettuce, per head. 10c 3 heads for 25c New bunch Carrots, 2 bunches for l5c New Beets, bunch for 10c Home Grown Spinach, lb, 15c 2 lbs. for 25c Home Grown Leaf Lettuce, bunch 10c 8 for 25e Home Grown Rhubarb, lb 10c Fancy and Tender Aspargus lb. - 15c Fresh Peas, 2 lbs. for 25c Root vegetables carrots, parsnips turnips and Rutabagas, 4 lbs. for 15c FRESH FRUITS Sunklst Navel Oranges, extra sweet We have only Florida Grape Fruit, the very best, extra juicy, at the price that will astonish you. Sunkist Lemons. Ripe and extra Juicy. Exlra fancy Apples, Wine sane and Yellow Newtown. Imperial Valley Strawberries 30c box. Yes, we have Bananas, the very best fruit and all varieties. We buy and sell. See us for your products EASTER STYLE WEEK The Ready-to-wear section is of special interest to mothers and daughters these days. Good looking dresses, attractive coats, becoming hats, all reflect the latest style tendencies. Women's Coats Approved Styles -at $19.75 A graceful correct model of green polaire attractive in style and quality, in size 16. A rust color polaire coat designed for extra stout. The style is quite smart; trimming is found in rows of embroidery stitching. You will appreciate this excellent value, it is a size 16. -at $24.75 A good looking two button coat of all wool Polo, in tan edged with brown, there is evidence of good tailoring throughout the entire garment Size 33. A fine top coat in Prince of Wales model, double breasted, belled back, sandalwood color. Many Other Models to Choose From Trimmed Easter Millinery In Downstairs Store Yonr Choice of Many Color . Combinations in Each Hat Only a very fine could make such a record! When a new blend doubles sales in twelve months, only one explanation is possible it mutt bt m very fine coffee. 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