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,DAXLX..CAPITAIi JOURXAi, -RAJUH, .OMffKT; SATURDAY, MAY 22 190.
NURSERY SALES SHOW
INCREASE IN ORCHARDS
Tho business of tho Oregon Nurs
ery Company of Salem Is a very good
Indication of tho activity along or
chard" lines. It la one of tho oldest
and biggest nurseries on tho coast
nnd is known from Alaska to Lower
California, thoir shipments going In
carload lots to British Columbia,
Washington, Eastern Oregon and
Idaho. Their local trade too Is im
mense. Asked a day or two ago con
corning tho activity in tree planting
tho managor said:
"Last year was tho greatest tho
nurseries of tho northwest over ex
perienced, but this year will equal
if not exceed it, although I am hard
ly In position to say how groat tho
movomont fs As far as wo aro con
corned tho demand has far exceeded
the supply and wo could not begin
to fill our orders. Wo have had a
fine local trado and Judging by Bales
tho orchard area is increasing rapid
ly. Of courso tho btggost demand
Ib for winter npplos, probably always
will bo, for thoy havo boon in do-
mand over since Eve put her baby
tooth in tho first ono. and tho fact
that they can bo kept frosh tho year
around will mako thorn always tho
standard fruit, king and queen both",
of all fruits. Prunes are also In
good demand but coming next to tho
applo of lato years in nursery stock
sales Is tho English walnut. Tho
sales of this stock aro Btcadlly In
creasing, and It cannot bo long until
tho walnut crop will cut a consider
able figure with orchardlsts as a
monoy producer, -xperiments havo
shown that thoy thrivo woll and yield
well and there aro few crops nicer to
grow, handle and caro for than the
English walnut"
Orogon grown walnuts aro already
on tho market and a fow years will
seo tho Wlllamotto valloy not .only
supplying tho ontlro northwest but
shipping them to the middle west.
With the ontlro product of tho
nursorlos insufficient to supply tho
demand it Is cortain that tho area
in orchards Is growing very fast.
ALL KINDS OF FRUIT
WILL YIELD BIG CROPS
Thoro has boon consldorablo talk
concornlug tho cool wcathor that has
provalled during tho spring and as
to tho effect .of tho unusually sovoro
winter, for Oregon, on tho fruit
trees. A Journal mnn has niado a
enroful canvass of tho matter, gottlng
tho vlows of many prominent grow
ers, and also of tho big shippers, and
tho goncrnl opinion scorns to bo about
as follews:
Apples and cherries were not at
nil hurt by tho cold spell, nor wero
thoy dnmnged by frost. It is too early
yot to mako any estimate of tho ap
plo crop though nil indications point
to nt least nn averago ylold. As to
cherries tho trees aro literally loaded,
and Salem this yoar, as always, will
maintain hor reputation at "Tho
Chorry City of tho World."
Tho prune crop will also bo excel
lent; thoy wero nipped slightly by
tho frost but every grower tho ro
porter talked with scorned to think
this was a benoflt rather than an
Injury, as it helped thin out tho fruit,
but still loft nn nbundanco, enough
indeed, that they will still roqulro
thinning and tnls will mako a big
ger, hotter and higher priced prune.
Whllo nil nsscrt thero will bo at least
an avorago crop, many maintain it
will bo hotter oven than last year,
both In quantity nnd quality.
Small fruits wero uninjured nnd al
ready tho market Is woll supplied
with fino strawborrles, nnd lovors of
pnnonhnprv tiln nt tvhnm fSn tjlfn
Is two, can gol the tart llttlo green
berries homo grown. It would seem
absurd to nn eastern mnn to ovon
think about nnythlng bolng hurt by
tho cold wcathor wo had horo Inst
winter becnuso at its lowest tho thor
momoter only reglstorod a fow de
grees below tho freezing point, 24
abovo bolng tho record hero.
Of lognnberrles and black raspber
ries thoro will bo tho UBiinl big crop
enough for ovcrybody nnd tons for
tho cannery.
Thoro woro 1000 thrco-llnkors in
tho parado at Albany Weduosday nf
tornoon. -
Feel Headachy?
It probably conies from the
bile or some sick condition of
the stomach or bowels. No
matter which, put yourself
right with
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WONDERFUL SH0WIN6
OF COPPER MINES
BETTER THAN BOLD
MINING HISTORY SHOWS THAT COPPER
MINES DO NOT PLAY OUT.BOT ONCE
OPENED ARE STEADY AND PER
MANENT DIVIDEND PRODUCERS
dovolopmont, and on Recount of Its
oninll capital I bollovo it will bo nolo
to pay lnrgor dividends than most of
thorn.
Tho big custom smoltor Is going to
bo built right 1:1 our midst, thus In
suring choap delivery of our oro.
Coiuo, Invest your monoy In cop
per stook at homo, and in a mltao that
In good to 'ook at. Iluy now, whllo
It Is chrnp; only 3C conts por abaro,
and you'll liavo to hurry, as tho stock
Is going skyward protty soon on etc
'aunt ,t tho recent b.g Btrllco In tho
nilno. Wrlto, phono or call at omco
for particulars. Yours truly,
D. IC. MAY, Fiscal Agont.
478 Btato stroot, Snlom, Or.
Phono Main 140.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
SALEM, OREGON
N B. If you wish to take the Daily with this offer, simply substitute the price of the
Daily for the price of the Weekly. The Daily is $4.00 per year by mail or $6.00 by
carrier in the city.
Tho peoplo of Salem and Marlon
county aro very clovor and Intelli
gent, but they do not realise nor do
thoy understand what a vast amount
of wealth thoro is stowed away right
at thoir door in tho Santiam.
If thoy did, thoy would not bo
chasing off Into romoto and un
known districts, after somo "wild
cat" mining Investment, that they
know nothing of, and they wouldn't
bo going crnzy over some "fairy tale"
chirped off by somo gllb-tonguod lit
tie upstart of promoter.
Neither would thoy be going wild
after "wireless" and tho like, but
thoy would como to tho roscuo and
help dotolop our own industries at
"home." They would Invest evory
dollar thoy could sparo In theso
mlnos In tho Santiam.
This would tend to the creation of
more buslnens at homo, and stimulate
what business they already hare. It
would bring thousands of new peo
plo in, who would bring their money
with them, which would help busi
ness In every lino of industry.
Thin is a glorious opportunity you
have for Investing your money, and
wo believo that in just a few years
this stock will he worth many hun
dred times par, if It Is, look what
enormous dividends It will pay you.
Thoro Is no known business that
will beat copper mining as an invest
ment. Thoro Is moro money mado In
coppor than any othor branch of In
dustry, Yet, dear peoplo, aro rarely ovor
glvon an opportunity to Invest In
coppor mines, because thero Is whero
nearly all of tho monoy In mining is
mndo. Thoy aro gobbled up by tho
capitalist and workod by clow cor
poration .
If thoy havo any gold mining
stocks and . othor "wild cat"
Bchomes, thoy will hunt you up, take
you Into thoir confldonco, as It wore,
and load you up for bear with their
"got-r!ch- quick" gold mining, good
for nothing, shin plastors,
Thoy novor offor you any coppor
stock. Not on your "tln-typo." Just
1 ok hero!
Theso comparisons below of cop
per and gold mines of the 11 letdlsg
mines, of the world In each class will
show you whoro the bulk of tho mon
oy Id mines Is mado, and provo to
you what I'm telling you Is true:
Copper.
Dividends
Paid to Date.
Calumet & Hec, Mich 1107,850,000
Iloston & Mont.. Mont. 69,125,000
Amalgamated, Mont, . . 57,235,000
Anaconda, Mont 41,100,000
United Verde. Ariz .. 26,545.322
Qulncy, Mich 18,630,000
Arizona, Ariz 12,380,657
Calumet & Ariz., Ariz, 10,100,000
Tamarack, Mich . . . . 9,420,000
Copper Range Con,,
Mich 8.968.072
United, Mont 7,625,000
Total 1358,074,190
Gold.
Dividends
Paid to Date.
....117,446,350
Alas. 9,585,000
.... 8,107,080
..a ,V1,IUU
9,341,159
9.831.204
Htronir Colo 2.276.000
Vindicator Con., Colo ,. 1,936,000
Kennedy, Colo ,,,,,,,. 1,801,001
Kendall, Mont 1,285,000
La Fprtuna, Ariz 1,209,509
Homestako, 8. D.(
Alaska-Treadwoll,
Portland, Colo , ,
Carrin Illrd. Colo .
Elkton Con., Colo ,
Plumus-Eurokn, Cal.,..
Total
e t
f 58,690,934
I am offering to you an investsaaat
in one of the best looklnar connsr
mines la the country, 'The Electric.
Mine." It looks a great deal better
than many of the mines HutkM4 As
the above list at the same stage ef
Notlco to hereby glvon that tho
Common Council of tho City of Ss
lom, Oregon, dooms it expedient to
Improvo, and propoiies to Improvo, at
tho orvonso of abutting and adjacent
property, Winter stroot, in tho City
of Salem, Orogon, from tho south
lino of Stato stroot to a point within
1 Vi foot of tho north rail of the rail
road track of tho Southorn Paclflo
Co., whoro It crosses zald Winter
stroct at tho Intersection of Wlntor
and Trado streets. Tho roadway of
said portion of said stroot shall bo
mproved tho full width from curb to
curb by grading the samo and plac
ing theroon n crushed rock improve
ment tho full width from curb to
curb, Including tho full Intersection
of Forry streot whero It intersects
Wlntor stroot or. the wost side of saM
Wlntor stroot. Tho Intersection of
Wlntor and Trade streets from the
north lino of Trade street to a polut
1 Vi feot of tho north rail of tho rail
road track of tho Southern PaelAe
Co., shall bo improved for a width of
29 Vi foot on both sides of tho conter
l'no of said Winter stroot excepting
hflyfirnm. tlAurAvnf n etrtr. f ra. In
width extending full length of the pre
posou improvement .to bo oocupiea
by tho street railway track of the
Portland Railway. Llttht & Power
Co., and improved by said compaay.
uuro linos snail tie ontabiished and
said streot shall be linnrored la .ev
ery respect in accordance wltk the
plans and specifications adopts
thorofor by tho common couacll a4
on fllo iu tho oMce of the city re
corder.
Remonstrances may be ftl4
against raid improvement in the waa
nor und within the time provided ia
tho charter of said city,
Dato of the first publleatlon of
this notlco May 11, 1969.
Dy order of the Common Couaeil.
W. A, MOOSJM.
5-16-llt City Recorder.
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