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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1907)
DAILY CAPITA! JOUHNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THUHSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1007 4 s tm THE CAPITAL JOURNAL li. HOFER, Ed. mid Prop. An Independent Ncwsjmpcr Devoted to American Principles and tho 1'roRrcM and Devojopemcnt of All Oregon. rubllslicd Krory Kvcnlug Except Sunday, Salem, Ore. SUIISOKUTION RATES. (Invariably in Advance.) Daily, by carrier, per year SG.00 Per month..........80q tllsr, by mall, per year 4.00 Ter month 33o Weekly, by mall, per year. 1.00 Six months 00o N MSS HOLIDAYS UNTIL JANUARY 1. A(1t1cc8 rrom many of tho bankers In the Interior, and especially In eastern Orogon, are to tho offect that to mako it safe and sitro for all tho country banks and merchants and farmers who are owing them money, It will bo necessary, to CONTINUE THE HOLIDAYS UNTIL NEW YEARS. Many blinks have resumed cash oasis now and by that time all will be In o. normal condition. Tho disposition in all townB and cities Is to MAKE SUCH ARRANGE M1JNTS AS WILL RESULT IN AS FEW RANKS CLOSING AND AS FEW GOING INTO THE HANDS OF RECEIVERS AS POSSIBLE. Tlio gcnoral fooling is that closing a bank In nny of tho Btnallro placu3 that havo bait ono or two banks wouiU wreck other business people and enforced collections will crlpplo many farmers. A bank failure means A RLACK EYE FOR THE WHOLE COMMUN ITY and retards Its growth for years, while with a gradual resumption pt all business tho assets will moro than protect every depositor, and all tho business and Industries of tho community can go right along. Many people do not reflect on tho Injury that results from destroying tho crodlt and standing of A SINGLE HANK OR IJUSINESS HOUSE OR HVEN OF AN INDIVIDUAL. Industry and business are based on confldonco, and money transactions oro still moro dopondent on financial conildence. To carry on tho pruno industry, or the hop Industry, or tho lumber Industry, largo Mima of money aro nooded, and THEY CAN ONLY RE SECURED THROUGH RANKS. Honco tho man In any community who strikes a needless blow at a "bank Is striking a blow at tho very Industrial life of tho (community. Hut for tho declaration of holidays, nnd tho firm support given tho Avholo Blluntlon by tho press, THERE WOULD HAVE HEEN A GEN URAL FINANCIAL CRASH IN OREGON. Whon tilings aro brlghtonlng, and buslnosa Is becoming nomal, there ia roason to bo oven moro consldorato than before. o SALEM'S PAYROLLS ARE GROWING. Tho two Salem nowspapor offices employ from twonty to forty peop'.o each and hnvo payrolls THAT ARE NOT TO HE LIGHTLY CON SIDERED. Salem has Blnglo mercantile firms that employ from flftoon to forty persons. Salem is a town of growing payrolls. Lot us bo thankful for that. SALEM GETS NEW ELECTRIC TRAINS. Look out for tho Capitol Cltyl THIS CITY NOW HAS FIVE PAYROLLS WITH OVElt 100 PEOPLE TEACH. Thoy aro tho Spauldlng Lumber company, tho Kny Woolon Mills, two liruno packing firms, and tho Nursery company. THE11E ARE AIIOUT A THOUSAND PEOPLE ON'TIIE PUDLIC PAY ROLLS AT SALEM. Thoy aro at tho stalo, city, county, schools, fcdcrnl institutions. Stroot paving this coming year will put another 100 pcoplo on tho payrolls. Tho llooslors club hns ponding proposition, which If It can bo iullod off harmoniously, WILL PUT ANOTHER 100 ON THE PAYROLLS. Thoro aro scores of smaller Industries that employ from llvo to ton and twonty pooplo each. Tho Oregon Electric Railroad is tho namo of tho nowly constructed single-phase electric railway from Portland to Salem, which goes Into operation from Salem .to West Woodburn December first. Tho through train Bervlco will b0 put on ns soon as tho tracks CAN HE DROUGHT UP TO SPECIFICATIONS. Tho sixty-foot Pullman passenger cars will bo driven each by four 75 horse-power motors, will havo electric heat, air-brakes, and porton. Tho track will havo heavy crushed rock ballast. Each of tho passongor coaches will cost $12,000 AND WILL HE GEARED UP TO 70 MILES AN HOUR. This lino will mako Salem Ub torminuo for several yoara at' least until extensions now planned can bo undertaken on an easier money market. This sorvlco WILL POUR THOUSANDS OF NEW PEOPLE INTO OUR CITY, and will rovolutlonlzo travel ootweon tho Capital City and tho me tropolis of Oregon. It will mean faster passongor service, faster malls, faster nowspapor and express delivery. Orders over night will deliver morchnndlso nt Salem tho next morn ing. o HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING EDITION. Ovor 2000 copies of Tho Capital Journal Epeclal Thanksgiving number riiblishcd today havo beonsubBcrlbed for nnd will bo used to advertise, tho Capital City. ' ' If every person who recolvos a copy of this papor will oxamlno Its con tents carefully and then mall It to somo ono who has his oyo ou Orogon as a future homo, thoy will help th0 purpose' of theso advertising edi tions wonderfully. Tho Capital Journal Christmas Advertising edition will bo a largor papor, n largor edition will bo printed nnd many moro coplos will bo usod by tho board of trado and tho Boosters club, to push Salem and tho Wll lamotto valley towns to tho front. Whllo tho Thanksgiving Advertising numbor of Tho Capital Journnl contains a grcnt deal of Information about Salem and Its Industries nnd tho products of tho famous Willam0tto vulloy, It docs not contain ono tenth that could bo written. Tho Capital City tho past year hn8 orocted a number of flno business blocks, hns pavod strcots, hns erected scores of lino rcsldoncos nnd cot tagos, has built bridges, and hao projocted a number of railroads nnd other enterprises. Fuller notice of somo of thoso Improvements and Btops of progress in tho dovolopmont of tho community w n bo mndo In Tho Christmas Cnpltal Journal which will havo a colored art covor, and mnny pages of good In teresting Information nbout our city and Its pooplo. o CONDITIONS FOR WHICH TO HE THANKFUL THAT WILL MAKE SALEM A SUCCESSFUL CITY. This organization hM a largo ihUf5: .u.,u..ua uiu iiiuuiciat support of all Pm nfl rrr ii uun JiHSUUHOES. s 1U '"VEltti. "" This organization has received congl(1 fvm; unu yui uio contriout oris In m. "' 'Upnon . . in keeping with tho position occupied R,01 aro 2H gon. 'V Salem iiietJ7,lM If W(l knot wnrfrlni ..!,....- n. .. - "fill who havo largo Interests In and rdJ,, qP,ro8reeffleri. . dr..,,n. tl,l.. ... I -. .. . . ""Ollt SaPtn tk ... 1C01 DO"oa u,,u,i i" u unancinl aid. ,l ,n' MEmU- " - .....w .. v.bu'i&aiiuu Known who solicit members among the actlv e Saln. Boob j SEVENTEEN AND FORTV-FIVE Vm!! ""EBf Ifti! iiiu uuuami ims u uoiu pocuilnr t0 i,Im. ,. his powor to rovlvo tho Interest. .., , n boosllI i in Snlom. Snlom hns thrco nctlvo organizations whoso olo purposo Is to pro moto tho Intorcst of our homo city and tho surrounding country. Wo havo u Duslness Men's longuo to protect tho Interests of tho busl nosB mon nnd to nBsiHt along linos that WILL REIIOUND TO THE BENEFITS OF SALEM. Wo havo tho board of trado, an o rgnnlzatlon composed of Snlom's most progrosslvo business mon, cap tnllBtB and wage-oarnors, 18 tta' ; Tiioro is a .good fleld ror all of tl Tho board of trado should rccclv! ., rgan m mon and professional mon nnd capitniulH I ? lupp0fUl til i TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN ITS Mi5,vL SMem W"0 SHorUi tho objects and tho real purposes o. ' , , nd bet0B Inml to said organization should bn lilmm. .. ence' "4 Ue totim-i THE PURPOSE OF THE SALEM I!''1 ALL INTERESTS PERTAINING T0 ZZ, TO With all theso active organizatien: i:,.H,PAn,!OTMiai1 position to put Salem to tho front n th 'uvvww ehotlj in tho state. fBiwiT me In ordor to accomplish this It Is unf -..m.iM .. , to theso organizations and leavo tli j. . . l 6 W eta OFFICERS AT THEIR HEADS. tuimuci01 ""CMasTOl Wo should tnko an nctlvo part I;, rfttMin n. torosts of our city. " ,,r0molln8 & Salem In tho past has sent out cnlirnlv tnn , . that might well bo manufactured h ro and In I M?? '! ' ,iinrn,fn,i i,v inw ,, i, i.OT? Md ln WMlderitloaoK ;;..v-.; u..,o ..:..". "m,,mm ot .u Wn linnlil nn It. ntinn rMimnluA . . ' ' V" " m -w . w u. UUIUVI! Vfl te H HA ILa.. i. lessness or Indlfforonco, neglect tholr dulv whIch , ' "JJ to our homo manufneturo products. ' Wo havo many smnll manufacturing in.i..u.. .u.. .... ,. oncourngoment will develop Into Brcnt ,nduglrlM J .uio pcopio in genorui who aro nenoHtcd b). largcr panoltoWU 'iiii'j.ii iiii'iiii u'uvi'j nui'i'iiur. Wo should havo a special prldo nn,i nninf ... r.j., manufactured horo unci Bpcak vrorilg 0f encouragement uJm( juuiccd ngaiuBi our uomo mnumncturcr8i Our mechanics havo tho ability n nnii m hnu, u mu. tho mntorlals can bo obtnlnod Just tho namo as those iKwiiii places. Thoro Is no roason why tho product8 should not be jmtui thoso shinned In horo from other 30r Wo aro all firm bollovors In Intr3nizng that home mercbi homo mnnurncturor Ht i.u.u as iy UNNKFlTS Ot'H rETSOB TEREST. . Wo oro Inclined to forgot about Ui0 other man wholiheree oxpcctlng to build nip nnd do his part in promoting the pcrir! city. 4 Snlom Is as great as It ovor can bo 'timlor present conditio Grpator Salem will bo posslblo but what la needed It t p!Jl M'HICH WILL STIMULATE ISUSIXKSS TWKIAT. 3WMB3 BH YEAR. Tho tlmo has passed whon wo 3hould bo contented ultiflii on tho manufactured products of the enat. If wo all work and pull togolher wo enn build up a cltrthliW credit and tho prldo of tho wholo Btnto. lilWilWlwWMhiteteWtWWWWWmWMMtiM THANKSGIVING SHOE ON TURKEY DAY LET US BE THANKFUL Thee ate many reasons why every body should be thankful We will mention one ot two things to he than Mtf FIRST That we ate not worse off than we ate we might be SECOND That we ate still alive some people aten't. THIRD That you ot any of yotiu family can get stich good, service able and stylish footwear here for so little money FOURTH That you can get new Shoes or your money telvnfo&t should any of the Footwear you buy here prove unsatisfactory FIFTH That for the reasons already stated it will not be necessatv for you to go barefooted this winter. SIXTH That you read this ad and are in a position to profit by it. SEVENTH That we are in town. NOW, LET'S ALL BE THANKFUL. 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