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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 3, 1925)
THURSDAY-MORNING. 'SEPTET RER S, 1025 r "n INDIIJSTRIAIi OREGON PRODUCES The advertisers on this page are OREGOIJ FIRMS. Each takes pride in putting ''ORE GON QUALITY into its products. When you buy their goods you are assisting in a mutual ly beneficial co-operation to bring bigger payrolls, more capital, more people into Oregon. You help build bigger towns and cities. - You increase and '. stabilize the markets for Oregon farm products." N V ' I j Your success is inseparably interwoven with theirs. .Every dollar you spend for their pro ducts will influence the future of Oregon to your mutual benefit. Ask your home dealer to a This cat is used by courtesy of the This cat Is used by comrtesy of the -Associated Industries, of Oregon. ; supply you with Associated Industries, of Oregon. THE OREGON STATESllATSALE!.!, OREGON w , , ..if-' . - - . fJV - ' rnVm ' II I I ai-A 41 "OREGONQUAIITY PlRQBUCTSl I i vs -,.-)...: .' - i ..' -., - T.A.Iivesley&CoL Largest Growers, Shippers and Exporters of . PACIFIC COAST HOPS Offices: Salem, Oregon California - i HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY: Can i take , the Wash Day out of your borne Call 171 Price 75c and up 1356 B Street Waaa tire ot year clothing tall 9t 1 . , aieaaJifa it t the CAPITAL EXCHANGE , W win plaaia andaatltfj ya : 1 14 H. Caaatareial Si. . v t It yon afe out of harmony with the ! laws ot health, STOP dl-ease-building habits. Common sense advice and treatment at i 1IR. OOFFRIKR 226 Oregon Bldg. Phone S51 GILBERT STUDIO AND CRAFT SHOP - Picture Framed ' .Artistically Upstairs 147 North Commercial 66tU. S. National Bank Bids Phone 8S9 Res, Phone 469 J D. B. H. WHITE " Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment (Dr. Abram's Method) Post System For Feet Salem, Oregon Kp Your Money in Oregon Buy Monument Mad at Salem, Orefo CAPITAL i XOHtnreiTTAXt WOSXS , C. Jonea 4s Co rroprietora , 1U Kind t Konamental Work ; Xaetory aad Offiea: 2210 I. Coa'L. OppoalU X. O. O. T. . ; - CamaMrjr, Box 21 Won SALEM. OBEQOy The industrial center of the United States is rapidly gravitating to Oregon because of the maryelouily favorable conditions ntH prodigaUty of resources. World markets are opening befora us like the first pink of an opening rosebud. Every doUar spent for "OREGON QUALriT" producto sto i: " ' il ; 1 VALLEY PACKINGiCOMPANY SS5SE """ hams.-bacon ffiUUI USED LAST half of the era nne .4. Her Forty Million People Took About as Much of This Won derful Fruit in Cans as the 100,000,000 and More People of Continental United States Bought and Con sumed From Oregon and Washington; Gordon; C. Corbaley, writing from London at length, in 'an article printed in the Sunday Ore con ian, makes; some startling statements that will be pleasing to the people of the Salem district the article having been written after a survey of several weeks of the : possibilities of the English markets tor the fruits and veg etables ;of the Pacific northwest. .The Taste That lingers Here Is one paragraph from the article jot Mr. Corbaley: "The speed with which England will adopt in American canned prod uct, once its quality has been ac cepted and admitted to the Inner cirele, Is shown by the growth of English consumption of loganber ries. Last year England nsed near ly 200.000 cases bf loganberries from Oregon and Washington of the value ot about 1700,000 -al 1! P and San Francisco, . . . i ' ! 'Mil EAGLE DAMP WASH : " -I . All flat pieces ironed at 5c per lb. and.lc a pipce. Wear ing apparel, returned damp, at 3c per pound Nothing starched R. H. Wolter, Prop. Cor. ICth and O St. Phone 1802 Cigars, Confectionery ; Soft Drinks In SALHI PUBLIC I.IARKET But personally owned and privately conducted G.F. BRAZIER TODD ELECTRIC MOTOR V j SHOP! L Specialize on re-winding, repairing -a n cV installing ; electric motors. . v . : Basement Masonic Building . PHONE 2113 A MILLION DOLLARS w A MONTH PAYROLL (Continued from pg 8JI . ITus Manufacturers Angora Rug. Co. j Salem Fluff Rug and Mattress Co. o v, i Sand & Gravel riant Oregon Gravel Co. Salem Sand & Gravel Co. i West Side Gravel Co. . Sash' and IHor Factories Spaulding Logging Co.' . . Hansen Sash and Door Factory. Saw Mills Charles K. Spaulding Logging Co. i Salem Lumber Co.. Seed and Seed Grain Cleaners D. A. White & Sons. Paul Traglio. YEiHLY most as many loganberries for the 40,000.000 people of England as were purchased In canned form by the 100.000.000 people ot the United States i .-:, A Wonderful Showing; . That is certainly a wonderful showing; giving an idea ot what may fce.done with our loganberry Industry, by proper ' organization for exploiting an,d marketing this king of the bush fruits, in canned juice and other forms. The same co-respondent , says England uses 800,000 to 1,000, 000 cases of pears annually from the Pacific; coast, about half ot which go from Oregon and.Wash ington. . : : Also that England uses in excess ot 250.000 cases of our canned ap ples, and would buy as large a vol ume in evaporated form if Ehe could get it. Charles Jl, Archerd Co. Sewer Pipe Manufacturers Oregon Gravel Co. Sheet JIeal Works Theo. M. 'Barr. i Nelson Bros. ' J. B.v Xathman. Graber Bros.. " ' Carl B. Armpriest. Soap Factory Ang6ra Rug Co. J Shoe I lr pairing Shop. V, E. Kuhn. J. Us Paris. ' G. C. Patterson. Harry M. Styles. O. E. Price. .. ' . ,' The Bootery. . Oswald Shop. , 4 Tinners and Roofers C A. Roberts. , F. II. Berger. Tents Salem Tent Sc. Awning Co. Tailors D. H.'M08her. ' M. A. Estes. Salem Woolen Mills Store. John Sundin. Frank Palm: Dundee Woolen Mills. Scotch Woolen Mills. Tanneries Angora Rug Co. East Salem Tannery. 1 - , Tile Manufacturers Salem Brick & Tile Co. Tire Repairs Salem Vulcanizing Works. Newcomh. Tire 'Shop, Zosel & Day. , ; Smith & Watkins. Also all garages. v Transportation Salem Street Railway. Willamette Valley Transfer- Co. depart from the Salem Stage I Terminal Southern Pacific Co. t' Oregon Electric Yellow Taxicab Co. Red Top Cab Co. . Terminal .Taxi Co." Golden Ambulance Co. Trajr Manufacturers Ililflcker Prune Trays. Welding C. P. Oppen. C. R. Hammond. - , ' Square Deal Welding Works. Woodworking Shops The Novelty Works. ; Oliver'Jory. -' Salem Cabinet Works Salem Wicker Furniture Mann facturlng Co, Salem Wood Manufacturing Co. Woolen Mills Thomas Kay Woolen Mills Co, Miscellaneous State Highway Department, re pairing road building, equip ment. Marion County Market Road repairing 'department same. Salem Water Co, Capitol City Horseradish, Mus- LOXSS Ma4 Oa GtaoS City Proparty Lew rata, aaa payataat plaa; all pais by aad ei year. Fans loans, lsrfa or small traeta. Privata Money. 8ea ma firat;.ya will r no fnrthT, O. W. LAFLAlt ' . .. t 410 OreKon Bldg. DAIRY ;.' I". j-"...: : Perfectly Pasteurized Ok xnd.Creiin ; Ptona 723 -Salem Construction Co . SEE US I Before Yen EuDi Jelephcsa 1224 STATESr.IAN CLASSIFIED ADS BRING PLENTY OF flVAlLflBLE i IKE SaW llffllG More Than 150,000 Horsepower Is Near: More Than 250,000 Horsepower in a Her Share of Three or Four able Ultimately This Great Resource Cannot Be Ad vertised Too Much Oak Salem as to Portland Some day there will be sugarSalem within the reach of all the factories in Salem; probably soon. Some day. potato starch and dex trine and flovr factories will be here. . Likely the beginning will be soon. Some day 1100,000. 000 of flax and. hemp products will be manufactured annually In the Sa lem district; and then 1200, 000.- . 000 worth annually, and more; and there will be hundreds of oth er factories here, large and small and the power used will be largely "white .coal" power; water power; hydro-electric. , . Some daySalem will be a great factory center; and the wheels will be turned by the power of the I water running down the. hills and mountains from the Cascades' frozen gorges, and from the de files of the Coast range. The water Dower resources available7 in Salem cannot 'be too often referred to; cannot be too much advertised. ."Look to the hills whence com- etTi vmir Tifln ' via nn1ron Irw a different connection in oleen times by the writer of holy writ; but the hflla nra tn horama In rnn4 t(ma tfte greatest neip,of the indu'strl- ally great city that will grow' In and around Salem. Our Water Tower Resources Within a radius of 100 miles of Salem there can be developed 300, 000 to 400,000 horsepower of wa ter power And an extension of the radius to 200 miles would include nearly all ot the great water powers of the state, running up to three to four millions ,And engineers find that with modern methods ot transmission 200 miles is no. distance worth worrying about In the transmls sion ot hydro-electric power; that it is merely a matter of longer transmission, lines supported by more tall poles. In- California electric power Is conducted 400 miles, or more from the points of the generating planta'to the places of use. That distance would place r tard and Homin ""o. I ; EppleyV Baking rder '. Fac tory. . Western Paper Converting Co. Now being organised. KEXXELL-ELLIS - Specialists in Portrait Photography Studio: 429 Oregon Building Square Deal Welding Works Ox-acetylene and Electrio We specialise on cylinder blocks and aluminum cases, heavy cast Iron, steel tanks, holler and flue welding, springs, frames and fenders. . ' r. ' - f"' ' . IX tt'a made of .metal ' we can weld it f rhone 34 ' S49 Ferry SC. Salem, Ore. Butter-Nut Bread 7e Richer, Flag Leaf1 'WHITE COAL" TO MB Radius of 100 Miles; and Million Horsepower Avail Grove Project as Close to i ! nowers ever to be developed in Oregon. - . There are water powers capable of development within a radius of 50 miles ot Salem that will ag gregate 150,000 horsepower and more some of them comparative ly easy and cheap ot development. i- Some of the Near Ones 'Following are some lot the available powers coming within or near the 50 mile limit of Salem: California Garage ., GUY HICKMAN, MgT, SUPER SERVICE . STATION MOTOR SPECIALISTS I i Free Crank Case Service High Pressure Greasing 10OO Sonth Commercial Street Phone 1087 j Cylinder Grinding . . By Expert Workmen With . High-class . Tools ; . ! PONERITE SHOP 1U9 Ferry Street, Salem, Ore. WINTER KXCIOSURKS Stationary Tops, Auto Top Repairing ! Our prices will pleas yoa O. J. HULL ATJTO TOP. PAINT SHOP i la Alley Back of City Fir Department t ! New Hotel Salem Where Hospitality Awaits Ton Under direction of i TBANK D. BLIQH - 1 HBBHMMSSWMSMSSnW BSSSSBSSSSBBSSSi j Hotel BligH j f "X home away from home" fl.6o per Day and Vp 1 andlabo Eat a Plate a Day. ICE CREAtl e8ol4 Xrverywheri Buttercup Ice Cream Co. P. U. .CSJCGOIIT, MlV tU9 Sonth Cssaaercial Et SALX2I, ' I CaJsa 10.101 y 1111 racn l, rjEriAini 4wwMal Cjt&Jfcts sal3l HT-101 Ortzoa ZllsJ t - QUICK RESULTS. VEATHERL? Project No. 1 Source of sup ply. Fish, Clear. Lava and Lot lakes. Location: Section 8 T 24 S R 7 E W M. Fall, 968 feet. Horsepower 45.000. Estimated cost. 13,000.000. Project No. 2 Source of sup ply: North Fork Santiam river. Location: Section 7 T 10 S R 2 W W M. Flow: 220 cubic feet per second. Horsepower, COO. ' Project No. 3 Source of sup ply: North Fork Santiam' riTer. Location: Section 13 T 9 S R 1 E, Marion county. . Flow: 750 cu bic feet per second. Fall: 130 feet. .Horsepower, 11,000, Est! mated cost, S600.000. Project No. 4 Source of sup ply: North Fork Santiam river. Location: Section 28. T 9 S R 4 E, Marion county. Flow, 00 cn bic feet per second. Fall, 103 feet. Hosepower, 7755. Est! mated cost. $800,00.0. Project No. 5 Source of sup ply: North Fork Santiam river Location: Section 12, T10SR5 E W. M. Flow: 600 cubic feet per .second. Horsepower, 10,ZZ. Project No. 6. Source of sup ply: North Fork Santiam river Location: Section 20, T 10 S R 7 E W M. Flow: 600 cubic feet per second. Fall. 475 feet. .Horse power. 29,000. Estimated cost. (Con tin sad oa pM 10) Blaesing Granite Company t Roy Bohannon, Mgr. : City View Cemetery Salem, - - Oregon L. B. DTTKSUOOa Salem WUfzrr Fnrnltare Manufacturing Co. Wa Ball Diraet Oaaalaa Battan naad QaaUty ruraitara SapAlrtnC KafnUaklag. Vpaalatarteg IS S3 lUtt BV, Saiaa. Orafea F. W. BUSS AUTO TOP SHOP Removed from 211 N. ComX to 215 Chemeketa St. FOR SALE AU Kinds of Wood Price Reasonable : PHOXE 633 i i WHEN YOU BUY DRAIN TILE Consider the extra strength ot concrete drain tile, made uni formly good to pay yon a profit on drainage fci M ''tlmi. Ask ns for tree booklet toiling how to plan drainage for profit. : . Oregon Gravel Company V Bood at Front fit. - r il Pi I'cerrnnc mn 100--SERVICE"1007 Auto and Tractor JUepirlng -We Know Aow alcana ia tmr Barriea Etttioa -Ta Ot4 Tlaa Oaa Orwa Uara CENTTtAL GAS, OILS AND A0CES30RIL3 SiKVlCX A atapla lioa af Groeria. CaafaetUa ary. Maala a&d Larka aartiaaa. Ta Cferf KNOWS HOW. "T North Com! Gara;e and Grocery ' AMVTXSOHt. ACAJCS a tTTTXX ltlS-lll K. CaaaiarcUl Kk -V-. ,. i w -w- f-r Sil w.rton SILVERTON", Or.. Sept. 2. (Special to The Stalenman)- Mrs. tngrid Goplerud d'.ed at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Axel Lar son. Tuesday evening after an ill ness of several years duration. Fnneral services will be held from Trinity 'church Friday afternoon t 2 o'clock with Rev. George Henriksen officiating and inter ment will be made in the Evans Valley cemetery. Mrs; Goplerud was" S2 years of age and has made htr home at Silverton ince 1897. She leaves two children. John Goplerud and Mrs. Axel Larson of Silverton. She alfto leaves two liters, f Mrs. Mariet Monrock. aged 80, of towa. and Mrs. Carrie Uoplerud. age 88. of Silverton. Mrs. Goplerud was the aunt of Mrs. G. G. Ersns and Levi Goplerud, both of Silverton. Forty members and friends of Trinity Dorcas society met Tues- aay evening at the home of Mrs C. I. Benson. Hostesses were Mrs Glenn Howe. Miss Thea Jensen and Miss Alice Jensen. , George Wagner of Silverton has purchased a store at Tabor Tark addition at Portland. . I Clayton and Amos Benson, who have been stranded at Tillamook during the past few days, returned to Silverton Tuesday evening. Thej Doys were in an accident and had to wait for new parts for their car before continuing their journey. Roy Forgey' was taken to the palem hospital Tuesday evening. A. H. Barke returned to Silver- Ion from -Alberta " where he was failed last week by the death of his brother. Carl. . Mr. Barke re ports that his brother was killed hue soldering a water tank which had at one time had gaso line in It- Everything he owned was destroyed by the explosiona He left a widow and four child ren. ! I Funeral services of Miss Fields MrClaine. who died at Silverton Sunday morning following an ill hens of seven years, were held from the family home. on West Main street. Wednesday afternoon St 2;o'ctock. Rev. S. Hall of the !ethodist Episcopal church of 811 ferton conducted the services. . Miss McClaine was a member o One of Silverton's most prominent pioneer families, her father being Fielding McClaine. one of' the founders of the Coolldge & t Mc Claine bank, ' - ' j Out of town legion posts were bet ten represented Sunday st the annOal lesion picnic held this year PHONE 934 for Cherry City Cleaners. . 231 NORTH HIGH DIXIE HEALTH DREAD l.lf r 1a2c Yoxx Groctr Wa Ara Oaa AlUt Tvt STTHes Wa ara mw artS var tkraa faartara af a aiUlwa ar.ara a yaa Ua Aairymaa at Uia aaaUaa Ut milk. . '7.1arica Buttc,, Is the Best B attar Uore Cows and Bstter Cowi la the cryisg nasi tTARion cnEAi:En: i FHODUCE CO- E!f73 Ore rL;as CiZ3 Nerver carrv (oeirtrbart It the nerves are Impeded in this vital work ' by "abnormal pressures, your body will not receive the. supply, of. energy needed to keep your health and strength at normal. Beware of physical decline, : . '- For appointments - - rhone 82K-U or Office R7 . ' . s . . ..-.: I .' . .. : Dr. O. L. Scott, D.Ca " CM Xorih Hgh . Street' 'it koa Waat A Hone Bailt Jo. Yea Notion Is a natrtetas raatlaaa ilatrUS ' Consult JOHN WnUALISOH... un st as stnvicx itatxox . . Ciiit Mu-faaaa iiS at Silverton than waa the local post. Visitors expressed them selves well pleased with the Sil verton park where the picnic was held, and many remained for the evenlnr.. . Daring the afternoon Harvey Wells and Darwin Han cock amused the picnickers with tumbling stunts. V.'Brunner received word Sun day evening tbst his sister, Mrs, Katie Green of Portland. .tjled. Mrs. Green is known st Silverton to a number, having about 23 rela tives here. Mr. Bmnner and three nieces. Mrs. p, Geler. Mrs. S. Stortx and Mrs. Ernest Werner, motored to Portland Sunday morn ing and spent the day with the sister and aunt. A number of.SIl vertoa relatives will go to Tort land for the funeral, arrangements for which have not yet been made. A subscription was. taken at Trinity church Sunday by a num ber of the older members. The money raised wilf be used to erect a monument on the grave of Mor ris Johnson. Mr. Johnson was a Civil war. veteran and a. pioneer member of the church. The mon- lument was furnished by the GAR. I Odorless Cleaning 6 HOUR SERMCE FREE DELIVERY PHONE 934 Overland . Skies tai Ecrrlca Vicli Brc3. ma Street at TnZ GIDEOn ST0LZ CO. ' Einnfacttren ct DependaLIe Xand . Msae Ealphnr Salatlaa " Tas Bra 4 ym aaa rt sa f.J yartty aA taaa. rrices rja sr;'.'.i'..-J ytrr aaa 4 SmJKaT a 4 V I w