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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1919)
'i r 16 ' THE 3IOKX1XG OREG OXI AN, 'MONDAY, DECE3IBEK 1, ?919. v; BUSINESS m WILL VISIT WOOLEN Mill First of Series of Excursions Set for Tomorrow. PUBLIC ASKED TO JOIN Portland Clubs Appoint' Commit tees to Act on Industrial Sites. Kew Factories locate. Radiantfire gas heaters and sale of the heaters has been considerably boosted by the attractive window it is stated. A photograph of the window is reproduced in the national gas magazine. Under the leadership of the indus trial sites committee of the Portland Realty board, local business men to morrow will enjoy the first of a se ries of visits to Portland manufactur ing plants. The general purpose of the excursions will be to acquaint the men with manufacturing that is going on in Portland and in Oregon and to educate the general public to wards using homemade goods, boost ing home industries and taking steps to add to the industrial life of the city and state. The first excursion will be to the Portland Woolen mills at St. Johns and the management has announced an open house from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. that day. The public is invited. The movement began with the Port land Realty board some weeks ago, when Coe McKenna suggested the formation of an Industrial sites com mittee within the board and urged the board to send invitations to other civic bodies to appoint similar com mittees. The purpose of the allied commit tees thus formed would be to aid in dustries in Portland, acquaint the public with these industries and aid those desiring to locate here oy iina ing industrial sites. The Kiwanis club. Ad club,. Rotary club. East Side Business Men's club. City club and Progressive Business Men's club ac cepted the suggestion and appointed committees. These committees will meet at the Henry building at 2 P. M. Tuesday and make the trip to the Portland Woolen mills and visit the plant in a body. Committer Are Named. These committees are as follows: Portland Realty board Coe A. Mc Kenna chairman, Fred W. German, R. L. Yoke. East Side Business Men's club L. M. Lepper, U. D. Maxson, H. A. Calef. Kiwanis club John E. Ripley, Paul H. Sroat. J. A. Kinley. ? Rotary club W. J. Ball, George C. Mason, J. W. Vogan. Ad club George L. Rauch, A. G Clark, W. S. Stock. City club R. R. Clark, E. T. Misehe, Sinclair A. Wilson. Progressive Business Men's club Bert Richards, Alfred A. Ross, S. L. Eddy. The peninsula is rapidly coming Into its own as a manufacturing and shipping center and the coming year will see the greatest period of devel opment in the history of North Port land, in the opinion of Portland busi ness men interested in that section. Three new plants of high importapce will be erected during the winter and spring and several hundred workers added to Portland's payroll when the factories open. Work Now Under Way. Work already is under way on the home of the Western Waxed Paper company, which will be one of the largest of its kind in the entire coun try. This factory is located just west of the Swift plant and the big con crete structure now is nearing com pletion. It will occupy a site of two acres and 30.000 square feet of floor space will be provided. The initial cost of buildings is given as J100.000. Operation is scheduled to start late In the spring. Another enterprise in the same sec tion is that of the Aladdin company, makers of ready-made houses. Work on the $250,000 plant will start at once and it Is hoped to have this completed also in time for late spring occupancy. This factory will be lo cated on a 15-acre site j- st east of the Pacific International Livestock exposition grounds and when opened will give employment to 200 men. Iater expansion will increase this number to 400, it is expected. The St. Johns terminal district, lo cated in another part of the penin-. sula and already becoming of first Importance as a shipping point, will see construction shortly of the Eagle Flouring mills. The mill will be lo cated just north of the terminal, with water frontage, and will increase ma terially Portland's flour and mill products output. While definite plans have not been announced, it is believed that the Weyerhaeuser company, owning a 40 acre tract with water frontage in the same locality, will build a lumber mill upon Its property within the coming year. The property borders the ter minal on the east. Linn county is rapidly develop ing into one of the industrial sec tions of Oregon, recording to A. G. Clark, secretary of the Associated In dustries of Oregon, who returned last week from a visit to Albany and Lebanon after being a speaker at a meeting at Lebanon Wednesday even ing. While the banquet and meeting was called matnly for uiscussion of good roads, great interest was dis played in industrial development and Interesting facts were given regard ing development of that nature in the county. Factories on Increase. Following a home products dinner there was a programme at which Mr Clark and George yuayle of the Ore gon state chamber of commerce were the principal speakers. The two towns of Albany and Leb anon now have more than a dozen manufacturing plants of primary im portance, including a fruit cannery, paper mill, creamery, planing mill, light and power company, several fur niture factories, woodenware factory, manufacturing among other articles wheelbarrows and cedar chests, flour mill, silo factory, cheese factory, brick and tile factory, box factory. At the dinner last week plans for closer co-operation were made and a vigorous buy-at-h-Ome campaign pro posed. Two Important dinners of similar nature are scheduled for the coming week, these being the grange dinner at Molalla which will be exclusively of home products, and a home-products dinner at Albany Friday night during the convention of the Oregon Mate Hotel Managers organisation. e How the sales department of the Portland Gas & Coke company over came the difficulties of display in their show windows by installing a white sereen as a background is ex plained In the latest issue of The Gas Record, the national trade magazine of the kind, published at Chicago. Because of the reflection from the white marble across the street, diffi culty was found in getting anything to show through the plate-glass win dows until the plan of a white screen as a background was hit upon. The window is being used for display of INFIDELITY IS CHARGED Chelialis Woman Accuses Spouse of Taking Long Auto Rides, a CHEHALIS, Wash., Nov. 30. (Spe cial.) Roy L. Packwood is the de fendant in a sensational suit for di vorce filed here yesterday in the Lewis county superior court. In her complaint Ada Packwood alleges that she and Roy Packwood were married December 24, 1907, and that five chil dren were born. Their married life was happy until a family friendship developed with Mr. and Mrs. William Garbe. Following this Mrs. Pack wood alleges that her husband became an ardent admirer of Mrs. Garbe. Packwood is alleged to have gone for long auto rides alone with Mrs. Garbe. It is further alleged that at a dance at Forest grange hall one night Packwood hurled three rocks ac his wife and beat her when she at tempted to prevent his going home with Mrs. Garbe. Property worth $1700 and alimony of $50 also are asked in the suit. BOY'S ADVANCE INSPIRING Experience of Hood River Youth In Navy Is Cited. 1 HOOD RIVER, Or., Nov. 30. (Spe cial.) The example of Arthur C. Lofts, local high school graduate, who is just back from overseas where he served with the "suicide fleet" in cleaning up North sea mine fields, has been cited by Portland navy recruit ing station to stimulate naval enlist ment. "Word has- been received," says letter to Postmaster Reavis, "that Arthur C. Lofts of Hood River, Or., has been advanced in rating from machinist's mate, first class, to chiet machinist s mate. "The advancement of this man is an illustration of an every-day occur fence among men who have gone into the navy and applied themselves Our navy today requires high skill in 55 different trades and is operat ing its own schools.' LEWIS COURT WILL OPEN Decision on I. W. W. Request f,or Change May Upset Docket. CHEHALIS, Wash., Nov. 30. (Spe cial.) The December term of the Lewis county superior court will open here tomorrow morning. The docket is the longest that has been known for some time, there being nine crim inal cases on the list to be tried. The first case set for trial is that against Walter Clme of Morton, in which second degree murder charge is to be answered. Should Judge Abel of Grays Harbor county decide that the I. W. W. pris oners in jail here cannot have change of venue as urged Friday, j entire, rearrangement - of the docket for the December term here will result. POLICE SUIT THREATENED ROLIXB OATS Electrically Toasted PORTLAND MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS L Yakima Man Plans Action Over Alleged Indignities at Seattle. YAKIMA, Wash., Nov. 30. (Spe cial.) With the backing of the Yak ima Commercial club, L. "V. Mc Whorter of this city, through the state humane society, is preparing to bring suit against the Seattle police force, or certain members of It, for arrest and other Indignities inflicted on him at the time of the visit of the Pacific fleet to Seattle. McWhorter attended the celebraton and attempted to stop what he con sidered the inhuman treatment of ani mals in some of the Wild West events. It is alleged that he was arrested by the Seattle police and detained until after the show. PERSHING TO BE GUEST Dinner at Tacoma for General and Staff Is Planned. TACOMA. Wash., Nov. 30. (Spe cial.) General John J. Pershing and his staff will be entertained at a dinner and public reception when they reach here either January 17 or IS. Mayor C. M. Riddell announced today that plans have been started for such an affair. Mayor Riddell has been notified that the entertainment of General Pershing and staff will be up to each city. It is expected that at least one day will be spent at amp Lewis. The officers of General Pershing's party are General Fox Conner, chief Children Need Food Which Furnishes Energy, Makes Body Tissue and Strengthens Bone They need bulky food which increases activity of the intestinal organs. ROLLED OATS, with milk, furnish the cheapest form of body-building material and the best. They are dif ferent. Made of fine big Western Oats, electrically toasted in a rich golden brown color, they have a wonderful nutty flavor all their own. The children will love them and so will the grown folks. Ask for ROLLED OATS at your grocer's; he has them or can easily obtain them; or telephone our Portland of fice: Main 4240, 704-5-6 Lewis Building and we will see that you are supplied. Fisher Flouring Mills Company If you spend wisely YOU'LL buy home pro ducts, because they are the finest made. And because keeping Oregon dollars at home, means pros perity for the manufacturer, -the workman and the producer. Boost your home industries. Increase Oregon payrolls. Encourage the producer. Buy at Home 5lp Associated Industries of Oregon We Are in the Market AT ALL TIMES FOR FRUITS FOB CANNING FCRPOSE3. A. RUPERT CO.. PORTLAND, OREGON. f ORDER TOUR KADDEKLY FURNACE Now, and we can give it best at tention. Don't wait until the cold of Winter. We make them of steel and boiler rivet them. 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Elsie Potter has filed suit against the Toledo State bank for $478.40 alleged to be due for an ad vertising service that it is claimed was sold to the. bank and which the bank refuses to' take over. The deal was originally with the Outcault Ad vertising company, which later as signed the claim to the plaintiff in th6utthe DniLgr3!i, -taste it ATmE-UKl BEVERAGE READY TO SERVE BBiace wuna com fun a. tnen say "yes" or "no" YOU may think that all cereal bev erages taste alike. Please don't let that thought prejudice you so that you will not try Drinket. You will be surprised at its richness, its splendid flavor, its full-bodied quality. It will be a new favorite on your menu. Very nourishing let the children have it. Make it right at the table no bother at all. Buy Kellogg' s Drinket of your grocer. 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