Capital journal., December 21, 1925, Image 8

THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1925
10
RUBBER TRUST
Washington, Dec. 21. (A. P.)
A resolution calling for an inves
tigation of alleged manipulation
of crude rubber prices by British
colonial governments was given
preferred status today on the- leg
islative program of the house.
The resolution was introduced
yesterday by Representative Til
son of Connecticut, the republican
floor leader. The action In giv
ing It priority was talten by the
rule committee. It would direct
the house commerce committee to
conduct an investigation "of the
means and methods of control of
production and exportation of
crude rubber, coffee, sisal, quick
silver, potash, nitrates and otlcr
such raw materials," and tlw ef
fect this control has upon United
States commerce both as to sup
ply and price.
Action by the rules committee
was unanimous and sponsors of
tho resolution said It would be
pushed through the house In short
order when it was brought up
for a voto.
TO LEADERS, 191
Tho Y. M. C." A. Junior Load
ers won over tho Bouth Side Wild
cats In the first of a two-gam o sor
lea in the Y. M. G A. Saturday af
ternoon by a scor'o of 19 to 7.
The Wildcats held tho eLadertt
to a email score during tho first
half but the endurance and tcan
work of the Leaders could be do
Died and they took tho lead.
Laughead, center for the Leaders,
waa tho high point man of tho
game with twelve points to his
credit.
Tho Demons defeated the Ore
gon Journals 3 2 to 11 In one of
tho closest games played thfa sea'
ton. Tho gnmo was hard fought
with tho winner In doubt until tho
final whittle. Tho gamo was the
first of tho season for tho Journal
team. They had plenty of speed
but lacked team work. Tho first
half wont to tho Demons but the
Journals rallied In tho Inst half
and took tho lend until the Inst
few minutes, when tho Demons
scored a field gonl which gave
them the one point lead.
Both teams will bo entored In
tho Older Boys' tournament to bo
staged at tho Y. M. C. A. as part
of tho Christmas and New Yonr's
program
Importance of Drug
Culture as Valley
Industry Is Related
"Drug culture and manufacture
in tho Salem District," Is tho title
of tho Klwanls club essay written
by LUa Louise Cation. Her essay,
whlio not given the grand prize
of all entries due to the fact that
aho Is older thnn Phillip Mayer,
grand prlzo winner, was judged In
senior high school. The essay reads
as follows:
"Oregon must eventually become
the drug garden of tho world," was
a statement made by Professor Gil
flllan, assistant professor of phar
macy at tho Oregon Agrcultural
college, over a year ago; and every
day we are nearlng that point
which will mean millions to our
community. Wo have. In Oregon,
the wonderful combination of soil
and climatic conditions which pro
duce the best results In drug cul
tivation. There are some herbs, of
course, that cannot bo grown here,
but as great many drug plants are
a native of this region, while oth
ers may be successfully introduced.
Somo of tho most Important and
common drugplants that are found
arouqd Salem are enscara or
chlttem, Oregon grnpo, pepper
mint, foxglovo or digitalis, Btmg
num moss, flax, and hops. Even
the despised poison oak Is used In
a compound as an antitoxin
against poison oak. This district is
tho native homo of cascarn, but
as a forest production, It will event
ually run out. There Is no suitable
.substitute, and the world must
have- It. Here, where It has grown
wild, is tho locality where It will
flourish under cultlvntlon. Oregon
grapo root, likewise Is a native of
Oregon. For years cascara and
Oregon grnpo liavo been ahlpped
out In carload lots.
Tho mint grown In tho Salem
district has the purest oil nnd the
highest content of menthol of any
produced In tho United States.
With the steady Increase of our
peppermint acreage. It will jiot be
long beforo we shall harvest a mil
lion dollar crop annually.
Oregon's crude drugs helped win
the World War for democracy.
School children gathered vast qunn
titles of foxglove, from which
digitalis was made There was also
tho spagnum moss which la found
in our salt hogs. This, our people
shipped to France during tha war
for surglcnl dressings.
Professor A. Zlcflc. dean of the
School of Pharmacy of tho Oregon
Agrlculturo college, snys, "drugs
can be grown here at one tenth the
expenso and twice tho yield that
they can bo In Michigan and Mln
Lies need a lot of words to
back them up; truth needs but
few.
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U SEPOL Sjumpoo. De
lightful and easy to um
At All Ii-nddU
CARVER MEETS
ROBIN REED AT'
nosota. Tho great drug gardens of
the United States aro located In
these states. Large sums of money
are expended annually for crude
drugs Imported from foreign coun
tries where they are produced Un
der soli and climatic conditions
slmiliar. In many cases, to ours.
Therefore, on a business basis, the
crude drug industry In Oregon
would bring great wealth that Is
now going to waste in our woods
and wilderness places.
Tho fact that Daniel J. -Fry, the
largest crude drug buyer In the
state, Is located in this city, grants
Salem an advantage of claiming
to be the crude drug center of Ore
gon. Besides conducting a market
for diug plants in tho vicinity, Mr.
Kry'B territory already extends
along the whole of our coast, from
Clatsop county down Into northern
California. In order to rccelvo all
the benefits of the drug Industry,
we should have a peppermint oil
refinery In Salem.
Drug gardens in the vicinity of
Salem will not only bring wealth
and prosperity to tluelr owners,
but also to tho many wheso help
wilt bo necessary in their cultiva
tion and caro. Furthermore, after
refineries have been erected for
the drying and distilling, there will
bo labor for hundreds more. It Is
not at all Improbable that some
day factories may be established
A THREE DAYS'
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Of all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
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persistent coughs and colds and other
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- Crcomulsion is guaranteed satisfac
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Money refunded if any courU or cold is
not relieved after taking according to
directions. Ask your druggist. Crco
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SPECIAL SALE
WHEEL GOODS
Few More Days
Christmas Eve next Thursday
will find this sale at an end. We
would suggest that you' come in now
and let us lay your gifts away far
from prying, eager, little eyes. .
BICYCLES
Here's two real Specials; Colson 16 and 18 inch
frame, 26 inch wheel; a real bike while any
remain in stock.
$27.50
Columbia Motor Bike, double bar, clincher tires,
optional equipment. A regular $48.50 bike.
$41.00
All other.bikes reduced 10 to 15
SCOOTERS
Substantially built and "live" rubber tires $2.40
to $7.50. See our Special at
$4.00
Hoy Carver, Aetoria wrestler,
who Is billed to tangle with Robin
Heed, Olympic champion and con
tender for the world's welter
weight title, tomorrow, is no no
vice at the bone-crushing game.
Ho is coming to Salem for the rirst
professional wrestling match ever
shown In Salem to give the O. A.
C. instructor a few points, despite
tho fact that Heed is one ot the
most outstanding wrestlers In the
weitorwelght class.
Carver held the Canadian wel
terweight title for u stiort time,
winning it from Ernio Arthur. In
a return match with tho Canad
ian, Carver was Injured and could
not wrestle for nearly a year.
The Astorian has recently com
pleted a nlaj months training
course In tho Orient where he
mastered somo ot the ' Jul Jutsi
wrestling and tho Judo form of de
fer tho manufacture of medicinal
products.
"Great oaks from llttlo acorns
grow." .
Treated by Osteopathy and
the latest electrical theranv
i n o 1 u d i n e Dr. A brain's
electronic system. No charge
for consultation.
Dr. B. H. White
Physician and Surereon
606 U. S. Bank Bldgv
Salem, Oregon.
fense. The Judo form ot defense
differs from the Jul Jutsi In that
ncrvo jabbing Is used Instead of
muscle wrenching and bone twist
Ing. Carver la in wonderful con
dition, be declares, and has fully
recovered from his Injuries. He
states that be was bending over
to tie bis shoes, a courtesy ex
tended to wrestlers, when the
Canadian sprang on his back. As
result, Carver's back was
wrenched and he was out of com
mission for several months.
Reed underwent terrific punish
ment'with Jones at Albany last
Friday night, but says that he
will be rested up for the match
tomorrow night. He has been
training regularly, taking plenty
of road work and mat exercises.
Carver has a desire to meet
Ernie Arthur and Milt Harnden
in a match, and believes he can
show them some now tricks since
roturnlng from his trip to the
Orient. Axel Santel has challeng
ed the winner of the match tomor
row night.
H. F. Woodry & Son
luctloncora and Furniture
Dealers, pay cash for Used
Furniture, Store 271 North
Coiu'l. Agent I .an s Houses.
Office Phone 75 or
Residence- Phono 18-13-W
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A riot of fun, an aval
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brilliant costumes and
scenery.
Send stamped self-addressed
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order to the box office,
Hcilig Theatre.
Prices $2.00; $1.50; $1.00; 75c Plus Tax.
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Smoking Sets
$1.75 to $22.50
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$4.25 to $20.00
Cedar Chests
Kiddie Cars
Peddle Bikes
Autos :
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A Sale of
Christmas Lamps
Metal Bridge
Lamps
Complete With Shade
$2.95
Junior Floor Lamps
Complete With Shade
$14.75
9x12 Extra Heavy
Axminster Rugs
$49.50
$1.00 Cash $1.00 Week
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New "Pathex" Projectors at $52
$10 Cash $5 Month
Pathex Motion Picture Cameras $47.50
$94.50 7-piece Dining Set
64 Inch Table, 5 Chairs and Arm Chair blue leather.
$65.00
$180.00 All Mohair Davenport
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All hardwood frame, guaranteed
$127.50
$30 Mahogany finished Davenport Tables
$21.50
$22.50 Upholstered Boudoir Chairs
$18.50
$22.50 Hand Decorated End Tables
$15.25
$32.50 Walnut Finished Tea Wagons
$24.25
$10.00 Child's Table and Chairs, Decorated
$6.50
$5.00 Cut Glass Serving Trays
. $2.90 ,
$3.50 7x27 inch Plate Mirror with picture 7x9 inches
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$15.00 Doll Carriage, Ivory Enamel $10.50
$9.00 Mahogany Console Mirror, Gothic Design $6.50
Lady-Jane
Sewing Cabinets
Genuine Walnut Bodies
. $7.25
Martha Washington
Sewing Cabinets
Solid Mahogany
$20.25
$17.50 Combination
Windsor Chairs
and Rockers
$12.85
$35.00 Upholstered
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$20.25
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