Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-28

HoS M0ftOh COuHty HSe08 ~
present Is about 1909 acres OF
raspberries," one Salem cannery
man said today. Every packer
could use them in his business. "
Last years figures show that
there are only about i25 acres OF
raspberries in this county.
THE AIR EATER KEEPS
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET AND
PUTS PEP IN YOUR ENGINE.
REDUCES CARBON. UPKEEP
AND OIL. INCREASES MILEAGE
FROM 20 TO 100 PERCENT.
YOUR MONEY BACK AFTER 80
DAYS If WE DO NOT MAKE
GOOD OUR GUARANTEE. 9
How You May Abuse Animals
Without Knowing It." was the
subject on which DR.. A. R. An
drews of this city. addressed stu
dents OF the Garfield public school
this morning. Even persons who
wish to be kind to horses often
cause them much unpleasantness,
DR.. Andrews pointed out. by fore
ing them to wear i'll fitting col
lars and harness parts. DR.. An
drews' speech was made in con-
nection with BE Kind to Ami
mails" week.
John McNary, prominent Salem
attorney, accompanied by Mrs.
McNary, will leave Salem tomor-
row night for Kansas City, Kan,
where, early in May, he will try
a hop case in which T. A. Livesley
of this city, is plaintiff, and in
which $4,000 delivery of hops,
refused by a Kansas City brewery,
Is the issue. Mr.. Ltvesley seeks
to recover damages. From Kansas
City Mr.. and Mrs. McNary will
proceed to Indianapolis, thence to
Washington. D. c., where they
will VISIT Senator Charles McNary,
thence to New York city, Boston,
Detroit and Chicago. They expect
to spend one month in the east
before returning to Salem.
A. C. Garner, managing direct
or Of the Hotel Olympus at Taco
ma, Wash, and general manager
OF the Mountain View burial park
In that city, was business visit
or in Salem today. Mr. Garner,
who is a cousin of Walter r. Gar
ner, Of the Northwest Fruit Pro-
ducts company, was accompanied
by Thad Pierce, manager of the
Hotel Olympian, Of Olympia, Wn.
The men are travelling by automo-
bile and are on their way to Cal
ifornia. Today they were the
guests of Frederick Schmidt, of
the Phez company.
Berry men In the vicinity of
Salem could realize far greater re-
turns on their crops If they would
but cultivate more intensively-
and above all, fertilize. one prom
inent Salem packer declared this
Occasionally you will
find a grower who ts getting good
returns-the returns he should
receive" the packer said. "One
man 1 know of has 46 acres Of To-
ganberries and ON this patch he
over $1,000 last year. This
man cultivates, but even he does
not fertiliZe. To my knowledge
there is no grower in Marion
county who fertilizes as he should.
Yet they wonder why they don't
make more money"
All business men and farmers
are invited to be present at the
special luncheon, called by A. G.
Bohrnstedt, president of the Ma
rion County Realtors association,
for the purpose of meeting S. M.
Dick, inventor and manufacturer
Of the powdered milk process, who
will be in Salem tomorrow. Mr..
Dick is we'll known throughout
the country for his activities in
encouraging the dairy industry,
and there is a possibility Of a fac
tory being established in the VIII
valley. The lun ncheon will
be held at the Marion hotel at IL
o'clock.
L. H. Sutsr has returned from a
5000 mile trip to the Texas gulf
coast and to old Mexico. He re-
ports weather in Mexico over 100
in the shade, and black clouds of
humanity inhabiting shacks COW
cred with pieces Of old scraps OF
sheet iron. Irrigation in a crude
form is practiced and much of the
land Is sand and alkali. A great
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