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The Way to Build Up Your Home Town The Surest Way to Get
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Selling Salem District is a continuation of the Salem Slogan and
Pep and Progress Campaign
This campaign of publicity for community upbuilding has been made
possible by the advertisements placed on these pages by our public
spirited business men men whose untiring efforts have builded our
present recognized prosperity and who are ever striving for greater and
yet greater progress as the years go by.
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Factory near corner of
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Ray Laboratory 414 to 419 U. S. National
Bank Building.
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IViinES OfJ COMMERCIAL BASIS THIS WEEK I 1 x H 'kf-:'i '1, ,
The Lotz-Larsen Mine Is How Entering Production-1 This
Comes After Nine Years of Hard Work Many Millions
of Tons of Ore are Now Uncovered and Ready for Ex
traction Mine Will Henceforth Be More Than. Self
Supporting t r
Wherever the subject of mining
comes up iq western Oregon the
names Lotz-Larsen. are surely
mentioned as 'being one of the
best known mine derelopiong or
ganizations in the Cascades.
. These are the men who hare
brought the Santlam country near
er to immediate success than ever
before, and It is a result of their
efforts that atteotoin has been at
tracted to the country from the
largest mining concerns in the
country. 't j ' . . , :
The Lotz-Larsen Mining ' com
pany is operating on its own group
of claims and will be shipping ore
this. Week for the first time on a
commercial basis.
' During the past nine years dis
covery and development work has
brought their property up to an
admirable . point, of perfection on
the basis upon which they worked,
and many millions of tons of ore
are now uncovered and ready for
extraction.
The greater amount of work
since 1922 has been done on the
Minnie E, ledge, where there is be
tween 11 and 1200 feet of straight
away, tunnel work done and many
hundred feet of cross cut and pros
pect work completed. s
In the Minnie E. which now has
a depth of nearly 800 feet on the
vein, there are thousands upon
thousands of the richest copper,
gold, and silver ore ever uncov
ered in the Santlam, awaiting
hauling from the mine.
MTU1 Be Bis: Producer -
Prospecting and developing of a
primary; nature bag b"ien com Diet
ed, and the company Is now ready
to enter the market with an output
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Tunnel Entrance and' Air Compressing Machine
' : Rooms of Minnie E. ,
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DAIRY
Perfectly Pasteurized
BALK AND CREAM
' Phone 725: f:
Butternut
Bread
The Richer, Finer Loaf
CHERRY CITY
BAKERY
Double The
Strength
For the 101 uses for con
crete on the farm get the
free information of how you
can double the strength and
the wear of concrete , with
out costing any more.
This free Information plus
good materials at fair nriees
will give you more for your
money than you.are accus
tomed to getting. - :
Oregon
Gravel J
Company
An Independent Organization :
1403 N. FRONT. PHONE 180
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On the Kantlam Near thn I'Otz-Iarn Mine
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Minnie E. Tunnel near breast of diiftt, 800 feet 'deep, Lotz-Iarsen Mine.
of ore that will make the mine not
only self supporting but will carry
on the necessary, amount of sur
face building that will in a few
months put them in line with the
really big producers of the coun
ty v
When that point is reached the
Lotz-Larsen property will settle
back! to steady production and be
come a dividend payer of great
strength. There are many stock
holders who have invested their
money with but one idea, and that
was to make money In return. . ,
Great Wealth
The groups of claims, consisting
of 32 claims, includes-within their
limits seven giant ledges or ore.
Besides the mineral value i of
these ledges the company owns 13
miles of water rights'on the Lit
tle North Fork of the Santiam
river, which take3 in 11 power
sites of commercial value beyond
estimation, and 640 acres of tim
ber lays in the group and has a
valuation that runs into the mil
lion mark, i A .
With mountains of ore millions
of feet, of timber and world's of
the best and cheapest power
available in the country, success
has never depended upon anything
but production. To reach this
point it has taken many thousands
of dollars, many long, years of
work and endless courage " and
faith in th distrlrt Th
been no mistake made In olineirte
to the task and fighting th prob
lem to an end. " -
f lilg Conservative Men ;
Associated now with Lotz-Lar
sen. are some of Oregon's best
known men and women. The dir
ectors' board has such men as
James H. Lathrop. who Is tax and
right of way acent for the South
ern raciric railroad.v the
as conservative bankers, investors
and' farmers, Thomas Ratcliff,
manager of the Portland auditor
ium and others of like prestige.
With people of that-sort behind
the directorship, and mining men
at the property of tlie'calSber of
Mr. Lotz and Mr. Larsen, there is
every reason why the expected suc
cess should be realized within the
scheduled time. . '
These people placed on the mar
ket some time ago enough of their
securities to execute a schedule
of surface and underground devel
opment which is well on to com
pletion, and the securities have
been taken up by people over the
state a3 well as out of state.
The property has been inspected
by mining men from all parts of
the country, and all have agreed
that it Is one of the biggest propo
sitions on the Pacific coast at the
present time.-' The statement the
Santiam will make great strides
In the future and become one of
the wonld's big producing districts
is no idle dream, for the possibil
ities are there in goodly numbers
as surely as they have ever been
anywhere.
the Mimhie RISK IS MOT greater
THAN OTHERS: PROFITS ARE GREATER
In Comparison, Mining Investment Shows Up as Being
Most Favorable Mining Is Not Gambling in a Sense
Different From the Chances That Must Be Taken By
the Man On the Land Planting His Crops or the Man
in Any Line of Business Who Must Reckon on Elements
That Will Ever Have Some Degree of Uncertainty
The statement that mining Is a
gamble has been made so often In
the past that it becomes tiresome
to the individual who has any In
formation on the industry. It is
heard at every turn, and they'are.
many who say that It is filled with
dndue speculation and that the
risk does not warrant even Inves
tigation on the part of the pros
pective investor. . .
. A, belter Idea of risk In a bus!
ness can be arrived at' by a com
pari3on
with other line of hind
Brothers of Hillsboro. recognized,' more familiar. For example, take
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Salexa Carpet Clessiag
tnd Fluff Rug Wcrkj
Rag and fluff rugs woven
any sizes without seams. New
mattresses made to order. Old
matt? esses remade. Feathers
renovated. I buy all kinds of
old carpets for fluff rugs. ;
Otto F. Znc!;cr, Prep,
Phone 1U . . f
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BjUnk llouses, Mewi House and Otler Buildings
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To say
a gambler
the ordinary farm risk.
that the farmer is not
certainly would be in error, for
statistics prove that he, above all
other men, battles with about all
the risks there are for one to take.
This is not stated as a matter of
criticism,, for the occupation of
farming is a most essential one
and must be encouraged for th
mutual .welfare 0f aj civilization.
But the farmer ' buylntr h's
ground in the beginning as raw
land, finds himself start Ins: in on a
two. three or more years Job. The
quality of soil Is more or less of a
risk, for it i3 known that not all
soil in even the best proved local
ities is always high in quality, and
In some cases this soil ran net
reclaimed by any of the present
fertilizing methods. If adversity
obtains hero the farmer Js general
ly obl'ged to seek elsewhere for
the pursuit of his line, and in mn
cases he leaves the- adventurn mn.
siderably the worse financially.
presume that he Was fortunate
In selecting the highest nualltv
land, and he has had success In se-
Ipctinsr a tvoe of rrnn that win
well in his locality 'and ha hail
rain. ' drought, fire, crahnnnero
disease id Tec tin n. and anv nm r. r
a dozen other calamities nana hia
crop by and he has raised a bump
er crop of something that he ha3
estimated to be a "sure thin"
there is ever the final risk that Is
ever present market and nrofita-
ble prices. And the writer has
Mining; Copper, Silver,
Gold
LOTZ-LARSEN MINING CO.
In the Santiam DistrictOpcraling on
32 Claims seven Giant Ore ledges
13 Miles of Water Right
! I Power Sites
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Kvery indication Is' for ratty (rod action on n basis that will
make profit on the common stock of the company.
fTT Help to be a builder of the greatest opportunity Willamette
Valley l.as ever had. . Mines are Jn- Marion (tounty. Yon
owe yourself and jour money at least an litveMlKHtlon of
this remarkable property. . '
AH Stock Cmmon-Xon Assessable and partkiputrs in all
of the holdings of the Xotz-LarMn Co. , '
VKITK, "IVIUIJ OH KKIJ
LOTZ-LARSEN MINING CO.
F. If. KUNKEL, AL'cnt
Terminal Hotel Building Salem, OrcSon
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Material out of which to build your
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