The Oregon statesman., September 24, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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108 Jot Department.
Entorad at two Pott Of f tea la gal, Oregon, ar a-onJ-elaa matt-
SEEK ETERNAL THINGS: We look not at the things iwMefcaW
teen, Jtut t the things which, are not seen: for the things wbfch' are
seen. are temporal: 'Jnt the things which are not seen are eternal.
II Corinthians 4:18. . i ii' i
SALEM'S PAPER 31ILL GRO ilVING BETTEIlC BIGGER;
' HSvery day, in every way, Salem's paper mill grows bet
ter and better and bigger and bigger I .
'..' And this growth goes on without end. .. .. ..
In the past year thsre have been some distinct advances
inade.ft Most important of all, C. F. lleyerl, ; manager, and
J. BWilt. sulphite ruperintendent. hav succeeded in devel-
opirigtf process whereby red and Douglas fir; may be con
verted tinto high grade papers as easily and cheaply by the
sulphite process as white fir and hemlock . ' ' ' .'-L
' AWd "a acdnseqcence "an almost unlimited quantity of
additwrial'pulpTwood vhich was formerly "considered unfit
for paper doe 'to its resirous nature, is now available to keep
the Salem5 biljrunping in -
':Kext most important, perhaps," is the fact that the Sa
lem' mill now! makes the highest grade' paper and bleached
sulphite on the coast; and it makes a quality of , bleached
sulphite fit for the making of artificial silk. ; No other mill
in the United States reaches this (perfection, so far. The
easqrh ,mills making artificial silk get their bleached sul
phite from Sweden. ..." j ;j j -
' There are a number of important minor improvemei ts,
made in the past year and in the process of being made now,
as the reader will observe in the news articles on the Slogan
pages this morning. I y , j
'Tli'o urnrM will olwovo npprl Tflnr unr? nanor ia mnrla fmm
cellulose, and cellulose is found in eyery vegetable growth! fan??
the'wbrld that' has fiber and will stand up; from the giant of
the . forest, 5000 years old to the weed in the garden tnat
springs up in the night. - I - : v " '
rjSb there will always be a demand for the articles of com
merce iXnade at the Salem paper mill, and there will always be
raw products for the manufactured articles, as long as water
runs and grass grows..' - -f
In the first place, Salem is in jtbe center oi what has been
called by Major F. W. Leadbetter the largest supply in the
wotdiof pulp wood. Nature is constantly providing refores
tation here, and this process will be assisted more in the'fu
tureHhan it has been in the past so there will likely be a
plentiful supply of this wood for all time, and this is the most
prof itable raw supply material now knqwn . v 4
'But if the experiments of the scientists shall find a cheap
er, supply, our paper mill will be ready for it, as the product
of our showers and sunshine and prolific soil;
'It is doubtful if there is one in a hundred, or five hun
dred, of our home people who half realize the scientific ro
mance of paper making; the wonderful and intensely inter
esting magic of the chemical and mechanical processes in
volved in the turning of trees standing in the forest j this
week into the' beautiful and valuable products of commerce,
speeded to distant markets next week. There is an inkling
of ill this in the Slogan pages this morning but it can be
only an inkling. It is worthy of your study, this entrancing
subject.'. 1 . ; .
stiidythe butcher and baker and candlestick maker, and the
teacher and lawyer and preacher, and all . the rest who indi
rectly benefit from the operations of such a plant.
V The Salem paper mill uses, more than thre times as
much wMer. as is used in all Salem besides- j -:
.'About sis much electricity as all. the rest of , Salem uses,
with its 170 ard more motors going 24 Jiours of each; work
ing day. . ; .- , I . -; yj i . . .-: .;V I 1
. The miSs payroll i5 weii above $40,COC s, tnonth.
It pays ;over $32,000 a month for cord wood.
The success of the paper niiU of the Oregon Pulp and
Paper company is the more gratifying on account of the fact
that is very largely a Salem enterprise, and has been from the
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Segmning. ic is largely cvnea ana managed ana manned Dy
Salem people. Its profits as well as its money paid out for
labor and raw materials are largely distributed here, add
ing most substantially to bur business life "in very many
ways and making Salem a bigger and better city, and .the
surrounding country more and more prosperbus. ;
Do you wonder that the managers and. workers take a
pride in the great plant? Every citizen of Salem would be
fully justified in feeling something of this pride: That sort
of a sentiment would be an asset to Salem. It would help in
advertising! Salem to the world as a city that is far above
the average, in its worth while accomplishments and advan
tages and future prospects, -
IS THE FARMER PROSPEROUS?
Heralded everywhere through the daily press is the
claim of returned prosperity for agriculture. And the truth
about returning prosperity cannot be questioned after com
paring the present economic conditions with those effecting
the farmer at the lowest point of depression, two or three
years ago. : L ":1'''! - ' - - ; -
. Agricultural prosperity, however, , like the. prosperity
which affects every other industry js a matter oL degrees.
To 'say that any industry or business is prosperous simply
because either prices or crops or both are better than form
erly may not mean that even now there is prosperity. Nor
is a grower of farm' products or the manufacturer of goods
prosperous when the cost of delivering, the products or goods
to the consumer leaves little or no margin of profit after the
cost of labor, raw materials and other expenses are deducted,
even though the selling price is high. J
Neither' the farmer, livestock breeder nor any father
producer is prosperous unless he is making more money than
his immediate requiremen
ciation to be met.
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Union Roster .
mat cn-rara xmoyi ko. to
Moal aocaaa aa4 foartfe Vadaaaday.
. Praaidaal W. X. Kalbara; aacratary,
. Raoart Pada.
CAPITAL TTPOOEAPHICAL CXIOX KO.
310 PrMidaat. O. T. Eraai; aactvtary.
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day. :00 . am.
CARPCXTER'S CXIOX KO. 1P6S
Maata Tbura. aT.aiara. Anaar Tack
ar. praaidaat; Wm. Prttit, aeeratary.
Skilled BBaehaaira faraiakad. Phoaa 179.
Lodge Roster
: the Hunt cannery started on
apoles yesterday. .They are the
first on apples. They are also still
getting erergreen blackberries in
mall mnnl Th.v vrllt V
.- -m I rRATKEWAt. ORDER QT HOT.Kg, m
nu On, apples, and will take I i,t aad rd Wad. w. o. w. BauVs. M-
101 ol pumpKibZ i.ir ine irosta 1 f y n. "m
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Paalteaad mn aaaraiav f azeavt If a
say) a Salaam, taa capital af Craca..
come.
The Thirteenth street cannery of
the Oregon Packing company is
bnsy on beans and cucumbers.
They will have a long run on
pumpkins. Their Twelfth street
cannery is through for the year. -
The Starr cannery is still busy
on' blackberries; getting some fine
evergreens from the coast coun
try sow. They will begin on ap
ples Monday next.
The Northwest cannery will be
on pears today. They expect to
can. some apples.
JTbe pacific Canning and Pack-
inr pomnanv (W'pst Salpml la run.
Yakima pears, and will be this
week and next. They expect to
can apples, also pumpkins.
'The Producers Canning and
Packing company is through for
the season.
PROFESSOR IS AUTHOR
IJOOK WILL DK PUBLISHED BY
; PROF. C. I SHLJULYX
i-Charles L. Sherman,, professor
of- "psychology "and philosophy at
Willamette university, has written
a book on ethics that Is to be pub
lished this fall. Professor Sher
man would not disclose the name
of the publisher, as he declared
that satisfactory financial a r ran ge
ts for there are losses and depre-raeDts haTe not yet been made.
The producer must, in order to be really prosperous, re
ceive for his efforts, investments and responsiDiuues: aue-
f or himself, reasonable rate of interest ana lair
profit on his investment, j .. ? 1 j V
- Economic conditions for the farmer have greatly im
proved but there is need for stiii further improvement. And
for this purpose efficient production, lower; transportation
and cooperative marketing should be persistently sought.
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Bits For Breakfast
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legs when the coffee was spilled
on him. j
ivlff The s olowing high lights will give some idea of jwhat
4iii -trWT n-nrl frrowinir institution means to this city! and
V d ww O T " 7 . I
community: "
r There are directly, employed in the mill," and furnish
ing; raw fealefials for the mill, here in Salem and in the Sa
lem districtabout 400 men. Counting five to the f a.mUy,
this means about 2,000 people here dependent upon the pa
per mill operations for their living 1
: Or about one in every 13 of our population.
'' The reader1 can give his own estimate of the indirect
benefits, jn more ways than he could think of in an hour's
...The best paper mill
, i ; v
Best -on this coast. Is the Salem
paper mill . - !
But it is never good enough for
its progressive management, so no
month goes by without improve
ments. That is the way to build
up the best paper mill in the
world. r !
The Salem paper mill is much
better housed than must Institu
tions of its kind. , Its main , build
ing is a credit to Salem, by day
trnd by night. r
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How many people In Salem have
not been through their paper mill?
It is one . of the most interesting
Institutions in the world. An up
to date paper mill like this per
forms a ;miracle every minute.
transforming wood into the vari
ous klndsi of high class paper,
Bustling times at the state' fair
grounds. Things are being whip
ped Into shape out there.
.. ' S la .- ,
Mrs. Olmstead is already serv
ing meals at the . big restaurant.
It is the largest ever ;nm the
grounds with the largest seating
capacity and the most extensive
equipment, and the best furnished
r
This is the day for the organi
zation' of the second paper. mUl
for Salem a milepost In the in
dus trial history of this city.
A
Exclusive IMstrtbutlo
ForW. W. Kimball pianos.
B. Chase, Davenport & , 'TracT.
Bash & Gerts.i Moore Music
House, 409-415 Court. s2St
H.F.WOdDRYSOi
SALEM'S AUCTIONEERS
C . - And Fnrnitnxe l)alert '
18 Ta 'Xpexieiiee-tittRetioa' OMitmteed M':
"ST0EE 271 V. C02OIERCIAL ' - PHOSES 75 or 1843-t7
ejl.' We Buy, Sell or Excaange rarnitura ?
tlS? Sole AgenU f larg Stores . : iU
'A
Health Demonstration, asking that
each community select the repre
sentative as another meeting will
be held at the Chamber of Com
merce rooms in the near future.
It is the desire of the committee
that each community and each
county-wide organization should
hay a representative at this meet
ing early next month. Members
of; the committee are Mrs. Mary
Julkerson. Dr. II. H. Olinger and
C. E. Wilson.
But the book, which he has en
titled "The Moral Self," is evi
dently a very excellent one. as
three publishers . have been bid
ding for the right to publish It.
The book waa written with the
view in mind of beinx able to
adapt It to class work. It is orig
inal in almost all of Its aspects,
rather than a re-hashing of the
Ideas of others who have written
upon the subject. i -
Professor Sherman! has two
other manuscripts ready for publi
cation which are to be released
soon. One is entitled VThe Rela
tion Between Herbert Spencer's
and Educational Philoso
phy." The name of the third book
has not yet been determined.
Professor Sherman j has ; been
head of the philosophical depart
ment at Willamette university for
over 10 years, and during that
time he has received offers from
several eastern universities to join
their faculties.-but he has stayed
with Willamette because of the
high ideals It expounds.
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PUTNAM SERVICES TODAY
FORMER RESIDENT DIES IX
rORTiaXD SVXDAY
Rebecca Charlotte Putnam died
September 20 at Emmanuel hos
pital, Portland. She Is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. H. W. Mort
of Independence; six sons.! O. J.
Putnam of Chadron, Neb.; J. A.
Putnam, Hardin. Mont.; Rex Put
nam, Redmond, Or., II. A. Putnam
L. P. Putnam and R..W. Putnam.
aff of Portland; and by 16 grand
children. ' ,
Funeral services will be held In
Portland Thursday morning. Sept.
24, and Interment will be at 4 p.
m.'on the. same day In City View
cemetery, where he will rest be
side her husband, who passed away
in this city five years ago.'
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Students - ;
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mend your shoes and patch your
sweaters. G. C. ratterson, 143 S.
Uberty. s26
Armv Corns Iiusy
Local forces of the Salvation
Army are trying to catch up with
their work in outside towns of
Marion county. Silverton was vis
ited and a meeting held there last
night, while Woodburn . will be
visited tomorrow night. Indep
endence comes next. Tonight the
Salvationists, hold forth at the
Wigrich hop yards, in their final
hooyards meeting of the season.
The dance hall will be used and a
special program will be given.
Major Rose, Wlgrlch manager, will
make a farewell address to. bis
hop pickers. ' - -
Hear SchlpJt? j ' .
From KGO last nisbt! Hear hW
marvelous tenor voice always on
Victor record at iloorea Music
House.. ' 24
JjlvorcV Ts Sought .
Charging desertion, Viola Picard
has filed suit for divorce from Ed
ward Picard. They were married
In Salem In May. 1910. Mrs. Pi
card declares her husband left her
In August, 1913.
Another Student "Called"-
Reports were received yester
day, that In .addition to the two
men called oi the "carpet" by Dr.
Carl Gregg Doney for smoking on
the Willamette university campus,
a member of the Phi Kappa Pi
fraternity was also issued a simi
lar invitation. " "'""
, pf tho contents of Jack Frost Confectionery . Store and :
.) Lunch Room on the corner of Twelfth and Mill .streets j v
,v c Friday, September 25, 10 :30 j . ,
'"'Thtal Wt comprises S show cases: 2 1 2-ft. counters, soda;
fountain, glassware, 12 tables, - 20 chairs. Fisher, piano, '
t Victrola, electric plate, pictures, cash register, cigars, tobae-
co, a quantity of sweets, dishes. 2 refrigerators,' oil stover
and numerous- other articles.: In fact every article in this- ,
store must go to the highest bidder, as Mr; Frdst ' hr cttm-'
-pelled to retire from business on account'of Illness. - ' -
'Don't forget the time and . place, j Terms 'cash. y j
- J. Frost, Prop. H. F. Woodry & Son, Auctioneers
'nr. . - Dure -ma. vonunercuu t. i mv
' ' ' Sole Agents for Lang Stove. See us before"
iM p ;V- 'f wafcing your listings' v V ".'li
J NEWS BRIEFS
(CenUanad rem pat a 8)
known Wednesday. Mr. Mitchell
was reported to have left the auto
camp for parts unknown , Sunday,
but he and his wife had merely
taken ai trip to Portland. Mr,
Mitcneit revealed tnat ne is a me
chanical and electrical ' eingineer,
and has been connected with sev
eral large manufacturing projects
He received severe burns on his
Experienced Walt
Wanted at The Spa.
B24
Gets Vancouver Licence
A marriage license - has been
issued in Vancouver, "Wash..' to
Frank L. Jones, 27. and Marvell
L. Downey, "19, both of Salem.
Liggett's Original
Original in name
Original in design and
, Original in its exquisite
contents '
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Lxggett's , V
Original Package' -
. contains all' the favorite
pieces of Candy-lovers.
All are generously coated
. J,with the rich Chocolate
that has made Liggett's
. . . famous throughout the
i ' country. . -
1.00
per pound
Red Seal Records
- Single faced -10-in.'.
55c, at Stiffs.
;ac;
12-In.
Repreeentativei Wanted -
Letters are being mailed to thosb
interested In the organization of
a county council recently author
ized by the Marion County ' Child
In half. one. tr?, three,
and five-pound sizes.
Perry Drug Store
115 Sovth Connierclal
Salem, Oregon
' THE
Bungalow Christian
Church Restaurant
At State Fair Grounds
Will open for Rreakfast Thurs
day, Sept. 21 to run ontlnuous
1 until Monday,' Oct. 3
Breakfast' Is a short order
meal. Dinner aud supper will
be served family style. ;
The tables will groan with
the delicacies of the land. Good
cooks and oodles of grub.
Set in and eat your fill.
Some of Mothers' pie for all.
A Home for Hungry Men.
Come!
The Cause of Your ill Health
rF you have Pilesor other Hecta
or Colon disorders there is
the cause of your nervousness, lack of
vitality, stomach troublcgencnrph yiical
and mental Incapacity. I can "help you
win back your health by posiUvery curing
your Piles under a WRITTEN GUAR
ANTEE or fee returned. A ct today by
calling for an examination or miting foa
my FREE boo let r4ahv
Ing my celebrated treat
ment for riLES and other
Rectal sd Colon ailments.
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