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lnypvNTlENCE ENTERPRISE .
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JUNE
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make up the additional i. ".,
?h; Vt occupies .nl " Mock
2nd employ m hh m 100 men.
Portland "A one-man mechanical
dnvit for tolling life ;
k the product of the U"l SU '
Marino Kquipnu-nt corporation
l ,..!.. Till" llffV
. -..n ... tut th. on v one of a Km"
I . invent.-,! bv Frank J. Nil"'-
i'rtHtml ami in to I ki '".,
..;. tmili-iim. 1 W "en
SIX UHl-lK"
ecm ha a capitalUntlon of ' '
two.
BUY satisfaction when you buy tires.
Fisk Tires meet any comparison,
any competition. Then there is the
assurance of the Fisk Ideal.
ju4
which
of
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company. mo uiuiiiw
ceM-rntln Ziui innuy.
IVrtlaml ArchitMU ro woiklnu
on plan for the new power plant to
t erects! ly ,th Harm UiwIMey
Manufacturing company on llio O,
W. R. N track. Thin port Inn of
the factory la to rout $3f.000
I iWlnml-A
VttlM,n
Two million
Jwtlar,
concern in the world
the sauarest concern
in existence to do business with. "
"To be the best
to work for .and
Next time BUY FISK
from your dealer
Portland-Plan are now "
consideration whereby the Columbia
n: .innv will HOlum' eWM'S-
sion of property on the e.wt iJe of
the river for the erection of ""w
warehouse to handle buiMiiiK
terial The company hu " invented
capital of $JM,lHW and i extontive-
ly engaged in river
well as producing an
R.liiirL' Many ne
i,in. it.friircniting system
iust been installed in the
county creamery,
many medal for its butter in Hair
,l,nt-v r.minetition. The company
supplies its product to
the state institutions.
Portland- K'iuij"irnt for tha
canning companies I being installed
by the Schaefer copper work of
IVrUnml, which haa Jut contract!
to aupply $ h,0iHl worth of metal
fitting.
Portland Sheet metal product
and machinery are to be the output
of the newly orgnnbed Union Ro
tinninjr and Metal works. The roe.
aeration in eapitnlixed at $ltM1,0O0.
enterprises,,
I and i;ravel.
w fixluiTs aixl'in thi; state.
have j
pou K' ''! ! 0
- f rt
which has received
A ipiarter of a mil lion
annum in beinr itpent In
tlchyilrateil fntit and
dollar per
advertinlng
veicetadlea
..w,urvci ir,,m 10fl
trlcu in On.Bor ,.
One-thlra of
water,K,wer n th, P.
Oregon Wl, u
ufacture of 'j
the (ineat wool In th, u7.
R'tharTsZanTZTT
eouvsr, Vh., h,
interest i u. ShattfcT!
Pny of IUM, th( f i
Klamath Klln
opment in tlu tefti,,a,,.
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ral
Portland-- Iarjre cuntrnct f r
wchled dredire pipe for tho port
Portland are beinn filled
Kinir Hrothers" boiler works in
,.!tv. The idant. which 1ms greatly
expanded since its onrnnizatum
1910, has recently turned its cue
eies to local needs instead f Kivirt
the greater atteiv'ion to rhipbiiiMins ;
equipment.
OREGON AFFAIRS
TERSELY TOLD
Portland With no luiii'er an ev-j
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,ruse lor iicin mie, in,, .wwnin
jLuniber company resumed operations :
. ' in May after having been closed)
the copra, the residue after pressing ition yields 1000 pounds of broom ma- for two years. It cuts '.".O.-,
tpriai or ine unesi ouaiuy. oic,"-
i
the I
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Stay
Youn
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is valuable for food for cattle.
Rogue River Broom company, which
has been in operation one year, is
probably the fore-runner of a whole 'spent
Salem Millions and millions of
prunes are destined to pass through
'the new cannery and drying plant ' chain of such factories.
Portland Cocoanut meat from the being completed for F. A. Kurtz in
South Sea islands need not seek' Salem. It is a complete two line1 Hillsboro Ripe, luscious cherries
other than a local market, despite i cannery and the capacity of the dry- will be the first fruits to go through
the rpmoval of the Palmolive So:.o ine room alone is the largest of any, me new piani oi me iuus.hmu u..
comnanv to other parts. Bus'ness.in the state.
Euitene About ? lu.nno is
in
to he
srettint: in condition the old i
Saubert sawmill at Acme on the .
lower Siu.slaw river before it is
put in operation apain after it hail
been closed for many years. It ban
men here have organized the Port
land Vegetable O'l Mills company
with a capitalisation of $1,000,000
and will build a plant to handle cop- of timber per
ra and other products. Building and through a 28 inch bone dry log in 50
equipment will probably coat S1,"0,- seconds is to be turned out by the
As tho yoars overtake you, reading becosJ
increasingly tlill'icult without proper gfe
Our Lenses make rending a comfort; prf
vent wrinkles from eyestrain and jre
perfect and clear vision. Come to us a:,
have your eyes examined and your gli
made All work guaranteed.
Hartman Bros. Co,
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
SALEM OREGOJ
recently changed hands.
ninir company, wnicn is oeing piaceu j roruanu .m appie m any ouu-r
in running condition at a cost of box would taste as (food but it , D'
TJr-lon,l A liir enw that wpitrhs SloO.OOO. The factory covers i08 by probably wouldn t tt. packeii half as -
just 84 pounds, yet can cut 1050 feet. 80 feet of ground and will probably efficiently as when in a made-to-nr- ,
of timber per minute and saws produce 30,000 cases of fruits this tier container. The liede Lumber!
year. - j company, working with an organi- ;
jzation of apple growers in Vakinia j
Portland Architects may well j valley, has taken a 10 year b ase on
,fit
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groan when they look upon the plant
of the Fenner Manufacturing com
pany, now receiving xjensive ad
ditions. The company, which is the
oldest making ready-built in the
west and has tne most complete
000. Peninsula Iron works, ine com-
A tract of nine acres with track- pany has just contracted to handle
age and river frontage has been se-(the output of Wolf saws for falling
cured for a site. Concrete buildings, and bucking timber,
a bulkhead and a modern dockage to ! Silverton Loganberries for jam
be put in here. The location on deep j and pies and other culinary dainties
water is an economic advantage, for are to be run through the new fac-
caro can be delivered direct to con- .tory of the Slverton Canning com- j equipment on the coast, turns out
veyors for the plant. Annual con- pany, which will soon be ready fornix complete houses weekly
sumption of the copra is estimated j operation. It will handle other sea
at 25,000 tons. sonable fruits.
A definite local market for the cop- 1
ra assures a larger amount of other Roseburg Down in the Rogue
trade, for vessels bringing it return River Valley people don't have to
with lumber and would not otherwise buy brooms any more. They can
make the Oregon port with empty slip over into a handy corn
a two acre tract in North Portland
and is cornmenrinic work on a box
factory there. It will turn out a
million boxes this year for the Yak-
hulls.
In addition to making soap
and help themselves to at least
from "makings".Corn raised in that
Portland With the installation of
new equipment :n the StJohns iron
works Portland now has one of the
most complete foundries and machine
shops in the Northwst. Three new
patch transformers, a two ton electric fur-
the nace and two jarring machines to
sec-1 save handwork in mskin,? moulds
''
ima valley
within from
atnl
four
will
to
be on-ratii)L'
six weeks.
Portland Five million dollar?
worth of candy! This is the annual
output of six big companies in Ore-
Kon employing at least lnoo peo- I
pie, according to figures just com
piled here. These do not include
the hundreds of small retail manu
facturers . Oregon, the leading
candy state in the west, ships its
sweets to Alaska, China, Japan.Ncw
Zealand, Australia, Soilh America,
Central America, Porto Rico
Cuba and eight states.
Dorit ask for
Long Dtstana
Say
MOETHWE
ton
From any telephone ask for Northwestern
Long Distance. Our operator will take
your call and report direct to you. Charges
are collected in the regular way.
Northwestern is the convenient long dis
tance service.
STEEM
T)..l1..i Tin
i ciiuicuiii vvueui, as it comes
from the fields and as it finally
emerges form the flour rmHy; was
shown the people who attended the
formal opening of th,. Collins flour
mill last week. Thin new plant h:n
an output of 1000 barrels da ly.
rortiand ho enormous ha
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.inland iui i.uirt u.seu hi irtiit pre
serving become that th Ameri,anl
Can company is preparing to erect !
in thua eifir o 1 r-fio itii c
.o M uc ui lemi orceu con retp I
three stories high and will
practically a city block.
"You Can Bank on I
says the Good Judge
a m
lOU Will 83T!
money by usin
the Heal Tobace
Chew. The full
rich tobacco fast-
hsts so lonri. you don'
need a fresh chew nearlj
so often.
Smaller chews, too, aa!
more genuine satisfac
tion. Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up In tun styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tot
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area last week, has cheeked frjr onyj
a short time the activitien r ti,.. !
North Portland Box company, which
is to be immediately ri'lmilt- 'ei..
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loss ot .fJOU.UOO was entirely
by insurance.
Portland Even St. Peter's hUS.
ness has some good points and h'.,u
been responsible for II. J. Blai-sm,,-!
announcement ,that he will dro.i.u
the capacity of the Blaesino. r.
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