The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 15, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE QREGONiSTA' :.IAN, SALHI. X)IU:CQIi OREGON ' PRODUCES INDUSTRIAL QUALIpHY PRODUCTS V This cut is used by courtesy of the Associated Industries, Ok egn T. A. Livesley & Co. Largest Growers, Shippers and Exporters of PACIFIC COAST HOPS Offices: Salem, Oregon and San Francisco, California I r U: Our M.taod: "Tlta Bt Only" Cooperation Capital City Co-operative Creamery, A nonprofit arfavhratlon awaad - Sitirty fcy th. dairrm.. Oit m I trial, .at Maanfaetarra of Bnttercap Bottar "At yoar Groear" Pbob 299 137 & Com'l St. Hotel Marion SALEM, OREGON The Largest and Most Complete Hostelry in Oregon Out of Portland Antb Electric Work R. D.: BARTON 171 8. bommercl&l fit; Perfectly Pasteurized Milk and Cream Phone 725 The iinclustrial' center! of the United States is rapidly gravitating to Oregon'jbecause of the marvelously favorable cohtBfions" jand prodigality of resources, us lifee the first pink of j an opening rosebud. L Every dollar spent foiOlCiON QUA refulgent bloom. VALL EY ajPJMPaSMlMlak OWPCO Broom liandlee, mop han dles, paper plage, tent tog gles, all kind of Oiardwood handles, manufactarf by the'; ; -; - , r--;r Oregon Wood ; Products Co. - m of Oregon. p w.1 nuss , AUTO TOP SHOP j Removed from 311 N. Com'l. to 239 W4 STATE. Wo viu i y complete line of Xw ; J and. Second Hand if Clothing, Shoes, Men's -: , . I Furnishings :f . , Get our prices before you ,bor Thej- will do you grooVl A IH2 X. Commercial, Saleni, Ore. CAPITAL EXCHANGE PLOWS EARLY ANDf -CULTIVATES MUCH (Continued from page 8 ' Golden' Glow. ( We plant fwith a two-row planter. i f , A good harrowing jua before it comes up is j hard on tBe, small weeds that have started, 1 , As soon as the corn can jbe seen, we commence cultivating with a two horse cultivator close up - to the corn. -The next ctutivtioh not quite so close. TJe toots should not be disturbed, ijhe third time still farther awayij If the weeds groTr cIose .ta theilcorn we use a hoe: renerallv about twice In the season "we go overlit'wjth a hoe. Weeds take too mich mois ture. ' We do; not, cultivate 'after the first of July. I ' u i , As soon as it is dented: good and i . PACICING oFjias. Material Use Burned Clay Hol low Building Tile tor Beauty, Safely, and Comfort. l 2 Square Deal Welding JWorks - ; Oxctylerie'andElectric? We specialize on cylinder blocks and aluminum casej heavy cast Iron, steel tanks, boiler and flue welding,; springs,; frames and fenders. ; i . $ '- : V--'-- " ' If it'a nuulc of: metal -ne can vreJJ it . ; Phone SQ4. i -.1 . 340 Ferry St. fSalem, Ore. The advertisers on this page are OREGON FIRMS. Each takes pride in putting "ORE GON QUALITY1: into its products. When you buy their goods you are assisting in a mutual ly beneficial co-operation to bring bi; jger pay rolls more capital, more people into Oregon. You help build bigger towns and cities. You increase and stabilize the markets for Oregon farm products. :' - - I, 7-! : - jr I:. fT-f f J? ( ilf ! 1; " 1 1- - 4--i- ;- II Your success is inseparably inter voven with tneirs.' Every dollar you spend for their pro ducts will influence the future of Oregon to your mutual benefit, i Ask your home dealer to supply you with ' v, WATCH THIS SPACE 'for announcement as to my - new location ; RENNER'S Tailors and Cleaners N KENXELL-ELUS Specialists in,- ..... . lP Portrait Photography. Studio:. 420 Oregon Building; the milk dry. I begin ', gathering some for the hogs. Then X com mence picking my seed corn. Each ear that Js well shaped and. well filled of medium size. I lav aside for seed. I make shelves behind the. cook store (you know t that I doesn't look bo bad to a real farm er's wife) and dry.it thoroughly. Then I sort until I get one shelf of the best.: The best of that I take to the corn show. The rest Is for seed, nice bright yellow. No winter can kill the germ when treated this way. My - 50 fears Golden Glow took first at the 1924 corn show at Salem. I J. S. COOMLER. f ervais. Ore.," Rt. 1, ; Jan. 12, 1925. M r j- - i Mr. Coomler's place is on North Howell, 14 miles from Salem. He has 83 acres, of which 50 f acres re cleared. Last year he raised over 100 bushels of oats to the acre on land that' was in corn the yearj before.- That, is one of the great advantages of 'corn growing. It puts the. land in 'good condition for the crop of the following year; it is a splendid rotation crop.- Ed.) . . " . i i Hi 4 I CO U. S. Inspected MANUFACTURING THE HANDMAID OF OREGON - (Contlnoed from pags t) b making clothing, work aprons and garments. There are tent and awning ; factories, 1 mattress fac tories', beds and beaomg factories, gloves and mittene, knit goods, rugs; window shades. yarns, over alls, waterproof clothing, jute and flax products. - i ; t ; Lumbering is the largest indus try in Oregon. : The conditions which make it the largest single industry also enter into the estab lishment of every form : of wood working factories, furniture, sash, doors, barrels, ' boxes, ; baskets, boats and wooden ships, cabinets nd fixtures, caskets, crates, rail way, telephone and telegraph sup plies, excelsior, : veneer, handles', myrtle wood novelties, I pattern and : picture frames, ship spars, silos, toys, wheels. : ; Altogether more than a ' thou sand such institutions. These are found to Include a. very large num ber of small institotions frequent ly owned and operated by a man ard his family, but each adding to the output of the state and Indicating the opening; for others it the same field. The village of Stayton is a fair sample of many Oregon industrial centers. A'place ot 1000 or more inhabitants, it has a flour mill, a large woolen mill, two chair factories, a mattress factory, saw ; i QIM L MIJB OF METAL H IT Broken Metals tf All Kinds unite at Magit Touch of Shop . Square Deal ; Metal working jat.'pns of the world have held a commanding position in all history, j They have left (he stamp of jthelr individu ality ot& civilization: inj every5 age since thefys of Tuba Cain. But tne art -or welding metals seemed fori the scien- the most baffling tific world to solve Not until the Invention of the eUctric torch and the acetylene flame was any ad- vancement made in the art of welding. - A gene ation ago the same crude methods of welding were in vogue as had been used since the days of; recoraea nis- tory. But all that Is changed The skilled artist trie or acetylene with the elec- 'torch now can united the broke? parts of any kind of metal as touch, and when if by a magic skillfully done the mend is strofaget than the original. Welding has been re duced to one of he fine arts in the; hands of a skilled? and experi enced operator. j The Square Deal Welding Works, at 349 Ferryj street, un der the management qf C. E. Dun can, is an institution ' recently opened in Salem lie the benefit of o give the pub- a well equipped shop and .skillful workmen Cast iron, aluminum or any other metal Is Welded here so skillfully that tlje s;hop has "kti traded customeri from a wid range of territory.- tThe' fame of the Work is such tha-t it not only attracts custom put) arouses in others a desire tcj leairn the art of actejrlene ' and electric welding. Mr. Duncan has opened his shop to a limited number and it is crowded to' capacity with students. With their quck repair outfit this shop is pre bared (o repair your broken watpr p'ipes or fauc ets without removing them from their place, and jpt bne-third the usual cost for siifch pervice. The company jj also makes' a tubular furnace iveihing but 160 pounds but capable jot heating a 12-room house, ijj Mr. Duncan his aj similar shop at No. 6 Main jbtret, Portland. Here also he Has la number of pupils learning te trt of electric j welding. Salem llokd like a good place to establish 'another shop j and the results since coming here have amply Justified the judg-J fnent; I BECOMES CASCADE BRAifMd HAMS, irill, cheese factory, cannery and a flax plant, fijj' j i' : These Willamette valley villag es offer facto sftes . and condi tions which Will inevitably make them the futuffe Lawrences, Pitts- burgs, . Birmlpghams, Lowells. Daytons and ; Detrpits of the na tion. ;,1 f '"I j...". Already the diminishing sup plies of raw i laterials ; for these eastern centers is taxing then) with excess co rts n the shape of freight rates, i ; r Every 10a pounds; of western wool shipped "ojaet pays freight for the long hau onj 60 pounds of dirt to be scon red out of it. The finished prodiifct tjien pays return freight over f he same long haul We literally e;t fteight and wear freight, buildjlt Into our: houses; we feed It to jur cows and chick ens, and horse4- Why pay freight on five cars blj raw material when one car will crryjthe same in fin ished products? j - Eastern industrials are recog nizing thia arid are rapidly estab lishing branch factories in Oregon. They are stHhuoasly fighting off the inevitabl day when they must recogniie the masterful con ditions of Oregontand bring their entire. establishments here where the .balance sheet' will show more favorable results. f r-;.-'y:-v i-, In alt lines; of Industry there is a rapidly growing' tendency to cut out unnecessary J expense repre- sented by unnecessary mileage in handling both, raw, material and FIT i ' : s Re-Ground 4 Cylinders i and New Pistons Cure Gas , Eating Car (By Edward T. Barber) i t : Sooner or later in' its career every: automobile engine develo pes defects in its cylinder, which perl mit the gas to pas&througlt intq the oil case and the engine 1 be comes a gas-eater as weir as an oil waster. C. T. Ellison,' proprie tor of the Donerite Machine shop at 349 Perry street has made a special study of the causes of these defects and has prepared himself as an expert in removing the trouble. r ..if . ;jr " :i in i He says there are many "factors which may result in a misshapen cylinder and that any defect of tha sort, from any cause will per mit the gas to flow past the pis tons into the oil case. There , may be a email streak or spot In the wall of the cylinder? which is hard er than the rest of the wall and this spot will not Iwear down as rapidly as the restiof the wall. A very common, and; but little 'un derstood cause is the watping of a new cylinder block in .seasoning. It is hot generally jknown that all new cylinder blocks h must go through a process! of seasoning when firet put to ise land that in this process ' it is possible for cylinders to be . warped out of shape. But whatever the cause of the defective cylinder, Mr. Ellit 8on-says that the- remedy Is to grind it to true form; and put in new pistons to fit. HeJ says that a perfect job of grinding in a block well seasoned, coupled with new pietons made to ground cylinder S fit l ' the newly makes the . en- gine better than when new. He prepared to grind! and fit pistons to the one twenty-fifth of a thousandth of an inch, and insure there will be no binding of the, piston in the cylinder!; Such a job prevents gas passing; the pistons and adds to the power and econo my of the engine.) : j ; ,Mr. Ellison says 1 there fis a marked difference in resulta from grinding a cylinder or re-boring It. The grinding . process uses a carborundum wheel which leaves a finer finish and insures more perfect s'urface ; which permits closer adjustment of piston and cj-Tinder. In re-bolring .a steel tool ts. used, which merely' reams but the cylinder and j often .leaves, ir regular placee In he wall. 1 it BACON AND SALEM, OREGON the finished product by locating the factory near the base of sup ply. ; i The cost of a 'silk train" from the Pacific coast to .the great silk mills on the Atlantic shore would more than pay for converting this raw silk into the finished product. ew Jersey silk mille are; serious ly considering the problem of re moving to this ! coast, j Here I they would find that in addition to saving the big j transportation bill on the raw silk that their j pro ductive capacity; would be greatly augmented, by factors ff- - i other j r favorable , .Factory sites and factory con struction' costs' are less, by i half, in Oregon. Skilled workmen In textile and similar lines, workmen who are factory educated, will find living conditions more favor able here and : . their: productive capacity correepondlngly fncreas- ea. '-' The ' more than two thousand factories now operating in Oregon are demonstrating every day the truth of the statements contained In this articleTbey are not here by aecident I pri from senUment. They have discovered, the advan tages pi Oregon1 ciVer other loca tions and are . faking advantage 6f them. K-'-" i'-' "" The greatest obstacle to more rapid development is lack of men and money, i: Real: men and real money. Not promoters with blue sky factories and industrial prop ositione. I , GIVE YOUR CAR A SQUARE DEAL . - " .. . . L ! ,- ;-s ii : Cylinder Grinding By Expert Workmen With ' Highclass Tools ' DONERITE SHOP l Ferry Street, Salem, Ore. ! WINTER ENCLOSURES Stationary Tops, Auto Top j. ; I i J . . Repairing . 1 Onr prices will please you : O. J. Hull Auto Top and ; Paint Shop I "!' ' 219 STATE STREET New Hotel Salem Where Hospitality Awaits You - f Under direction of ii; : ; n 7 f FRANK D. BLIGH Hotel Bligh ;- .If''!-'""' ; ' home! away from home" ; ! i ! - ! $1.0O per Day and Up Pacific Expert School l . 'Enter Any Time i j j Positions Awaiting Onr Graduates J ;-, 427 Oregon Building - 428 Kep Your! Money ia Oregoa Bay Moaamnt Mads at Salem, Oregon CAPITA1. MONTTMXNTAI. WORKS : J. C. Jonea ft Co., Proprietors All Kinds of Monumental Work M i Factory and Office: j 2210 8. Oom't, Oppoaita I. O. O. F. : i -f; Cemetery, Box SI, i i Ptiona 689 I ' 8AUM, QBEOOW. I I j'' i I Phone 103 ' i ' 164 Sooth Commercial Street J THEO. M. BARR !! !!" ! Plumbing '.-) ': - I SEATING AND TINNING ;.! J : : Salem, Oregon - ; f ' 60$ U. 8. -National Bank Bldg Phone 8 $9 . f Res. Phone 469 J f !M-" Ii;". -! !' DE. B.H. WHITE ! ! .. .-j Osteopathic j ,v j Physician and Surgeon ' . Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment (Dr. Abram's Method) Post System j Salem, Oregon Tor Feet i ; The hardest Job the j superior races have! is to keep on being su- perior li 4 ii I! : It. is almost impossible to tell which comes first, contentment or lailness ;-1 i i I : :.- . : mate Industrial " expansion are so abundant as f inj. Oregon' it is in evitable: that promoters j with fake schemes will, congregate and ply their trade. Oregon has already been greatly injured by such bnt a Istrenubus effort has f been put forth tbp eliminate cucb - factors and preyent their operation! in tne tuture. s : 1 . - ' i I The jefhambers of . commerce in our cities are - organized largely for the! purpose of protecting the good name of, the state and their indivdual cities from fake promo tion schemes and at the same time inviting'and 'assisting every legiti mate industry , seeking ah Oregon location J . . I Paper j mills, flax mills, sugar factories, f rait and . vegetable in dustrial, creameries, , milk con denseries, cheese factories are among! ihe j lines offering the largest! opportunity for large cap ital and development. . j It is up to the Willamette valley to put! its house, in order and be prepared to; grpet, the oncoming host of ! industrial" v organizations with their attendant millions of population now seriously consid ering removal to more favorable locations presented by the Pacific coast. - ?-;. '.--' 1 ! There can be no other interpre tation' of the' signs of the times. The great cities we have bullded in the life time of the present generation; 'the great world-com merce already in our porta are but forerunners! of the Immediate "fu trre. ?h hi fp: - :,!-,- With the results' of the past SO years for a starting point it re- (Contiaue eafags 10J . This cut Is used by Associated Industries, of Oregon. THE (GREATEST STEP FORWARD IN CHIROPRACTIC HISTORY ; The Neurocalometer i ; - For Further Information and Service Call Upon Dr. O. 416 U. S. NATL. BANK BLDG. WHEN YOU BUY DRAIN IILE ; Consider the extr;a strength of. concrete drain tlje, made uni formly good to pay you a profit on drainage for a (lifetime. : Ask us for free: booklet telling how to plan' drainage for profit. Oregon Gravel Company N ilood at Front St. . " i. :..;-"SaleW WeWill - -'' Give Our Best Efforts At all times to assist In any possible way the development of the fruit and berry industries in this valley. Oregon Packing J Go. Salem SO. one by 19SQ RICH tl RIEMANN Real Estate a)nd Insaranee 107-J08 Oregon Bids. ' ' Phone 1011 i I'CGirrnirrB tiibj World' markets are opening Odorless Dry Cleaning ; ! 6-Hbur Cherry City Cleaners 231 N. jiigh 4-t i DIXIE. HEALTH OREAD k Ask Ybnr Grocer W Ara Oat 'iur Tws SQlUons ' . : Wt ara aw rTin" over threa qaartera of a uillioa dollars a yaar to th dairymea of this , acetioa "Marion Butter" Is the? jBest Butter , : More Cowsi Sand Better. Cows r ; la the j trying need ; .- 1 UARldrj CREAM itRX " ; PRODUCE CO. Salem, Ore,' Phone courtesy of the n Competent L. Scott PHONE 87 ; Butter- Bread' i.J The Richer, Finer LoaT . CHBWRY GITY . BAI,-., Highway Garage . Motor Specialists : Gas, Oil, Tires, Accessories Prompt Service . Reasonable Prices . Guy N. Hickman, Prop. - .it i lOOO South Commercial Pbone 1087 i L I I Eai a Plate Day WEA1EERLY ICE Sold Everywhere - ' " , i ' - - . . . J Buttercup, Ice Cream Co. . P. M. CltnOOUY, lT. C40 South Commercial 6t, SALE31 41 etc Service Phone 03C Overlartd " ' .'r-WillCiiiijli II' Oakland : . Sales and Service Vlck Bros. High Street at Trade GIDEOfi STOLZ CO. j Manufacturers of jDependatle ErasJ ( !. IJme-Sulphur Cols-tioa ;',-"! vvU Taa Iraud yoa can dcrcnl en' far parity and tett. , Prices upon arr'Jcat!c i ' M i : : Factory r t""ir cf '.gotnmwr art .4. i bale in, tire; on.