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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1910)
PAGE SIX am The Henry Weinhard Brewery extends its best wishes to the peo ple of the Pacific Coest, for a continuation of Prosperity and Happiness IN THE YEAR 1910 't The sale of Weinhard's Columbia Export Kaiserblume Bottled Beers has increased 300 per cent during the past year, convinc ing evidence (fiat Quality is Appreciated. When you drink Weihnard's Beer you get what you pay for the best that can be pro duced by expert brewers from the Choicest material obtainable nirdseyo View of Plant. The enr Paul Wessenger v Weinhard PORTLAND, OREGON Brewery Henry Wagner D. A. MADISON, Commercial St., Local Agent Population of Salem Shown by SchooT Census Tho Bchool board recolvod tho con Biis for this school district, including th'u city of Snlom, which wns so cured by Loo Achoson, nnd shows u total number of sohool childron in tho district of 3,750. Lnst year tho consus showed 3,327, making an ln croaso for this year of 123. Figuring on a basis of four and one-half to ono this shows tho pop ulation of Salem to bo 18,875. Tho census Includes childron botwoon tho ages of 4 and 2 0 years. As iiBtinl tho Smith family is in the lotid, 54 names of that family bolng shown in tho census report. Great Industrial Enterprise of West ern Oregon, Headquarters at Salem 1 1 i Successful Career in the Hotel Business $ Fml C Fish who has bom toniurttd with tho Willamette lloM of thlH city since Sept. l. i s j i , is oiw or tho host known hotel men In tho atuto of Oregon. ll( gained his tlrst experlimee In tlila Hue in tho city of Stark. Florida, where he conducted the Commercial hotel, lie next managed the old ICugono Hotel ,U ICugono for two years tut proprietor. Mr. Fish next undorwont h four-yar experience ns clerk of the historical old Huff man house hi lSugene, whloh was the property of S. 1C. Drown or Lou Alllfttles. Wlllin he OMUie to Sllttlil In luka nhurutu nf fliu iloak In a Mill Willamette uh lifMil mark Mi' I'mimn- wis thu iimnrlutni' niil V ho hem mat poHition until lam, and then became lessee and proprietor, nnd will remain in that position until March 1st, lUiO. when his lease uxplres Two years ago Mr. Fish was wor ried to Minn lOimiiH Miller, a well known Snlom girl. Ho has had All unbroken record as hotel man for nearly twenty years, and lies Koaoqpsfully (conducted every uouti' he has over been counectevl with. He has the greatest c-infldenoe in the future uX this, city and the property which has been In. Ula care and keeping for ten yoara, and hellevi that the Investment of Salem oapltallsta who imugjit Uio Willamette this spring will be a profitable one. A eyncHOfU bought the bulldluit and half blook or land, and are orn charaoter and will make It one of the beet hotels In the Pa- J? cino uonuwosi. Tho Clms. K. Spauldlng Logging Co., with its principal oillces and lnrgest plant located at Salem, is ono of the biggest manufacturing and industrial enterprises in West ern Oregon. A brief enumeration of Its various plants will convlnco anyone of tho truth of this stato- mont. Tho Capital City people point with a groat deal of prldo to tho lo cation of this enterprise in their midst, Tho presonco of a manufac turing plant that can furnish every thing in tho way of building ma terial, Is a tremendous factor In tho building of a groator Salom. Tho fuel supply from tho rofuso of these mills, enables thousands of famllloa to got cheap ilro wood. Among thio ontorprlsos projected in this city, are anothor electric light and power plant, and a stoam bant ing plant, both of which will bo made possible from tho waste of these sawmills. Wheiv Hunts Are Located. One of the Inrgoet lumber mills in the string of industries oporntod by tho Spnuldlng Logging Co., Is situated at Snlom. nesldos the sawmill, there are largo planing mills, dry kilns and a wnrohouso, whore all kinds of cemont, plastor, rough pnpor nnd door and window frames and sashes and doors aro kept. At Albany a woll stocked rotall and planing mill, with dry kilns on a largo scale, and n lumber yard. At MoMlnnvlUo thero Is operated one or tho best sash nnd door fac tories in the state, and also a fine lumber yard. At Independence, thero is a saw mill and well stocked retail lumber yard. At Dallas thero Is a saw and planing mill and a lumber yard. At Albany a vmll stocked retail yard is maintained. At Portland, business offices and a sales department are maintained in the Oregonlan Building. The company operates two steam boats on the Willamette River, the Eugeno nnd the Gray Eagle. These boats aro kept busy towing logs and pulp timber to tho papor mills at Oregon City. Tho company also owns a number of line gasoline launches. "From the standing timber to the builder direct ' is tho motto of thi3 corporation. In order to accomplish this result, it Is necessary for them to own somo of tho finest bodies of timber land In Polk, Lane -nnd Yamhill counties. Logging cajnps with largo forces of men aro opera ted at Black Rock on tho Little Lucklamuto River, and at Kings Valley, on the nig Luckiamute. Besides owning an Interest in tho Salem, Falls City and Western Rail road, which onables them to put logs direct from the mountains into all tholr sawmills, tho company owns and operates four miles of logging railroad, and omploys 12 steam log ging onglnos nnd three locomotives. Around tholr various sawmills, from 50 to GO head of horses are omployod. It should bo said for the Spauldlng corporation, that they buy tho host horsos and omploy the most caroful drlvors and their tonms rocolvo tho boat of trontmont. Largo and comfortable barns nre mnlntalnod at thto various placos and grounds aro roservod for the horses to be turned out over Sunday and enjoy n roll In tho dirt or a little nibbling in the pasture. The Spauldlng Logging Comnnny Iirs just finished olegnnt now offices in the City of Salem, built entirely of Oregon Fir lumbor. Thoy nro well worthy of a visit to see tho boautlful golden finish that can be put on this famous Orogon building matorlal. It is not generally known, but the Spauldlng Logging Company Is equipped for the manufacture of wood block pnvemont. and they hone during this coming year, to make a demonstration of the uraoUcal value and economy of this kind or a street. Mr. Spauldlng believes that the wood block pavement is 'the best and cheapest when It is nron- erly put down, to say nothing about ! ueing noiseless and not slippery on a grade. In all its industrial enterprises, the Spauldlng Logging Co. employs from 400 to 500 men. Mr. Chas. K. Spauldlng Is president and mana ger. He Is an Oregon boy. raised on a farm In Yamhill eouuty. which he still owns. Popular Salem Attorney and Orator One of thte most popular civil and criminal lawyers in the state, and an eloquent orator who is in demand for almost every occasion, is Hon. P. H. D'Arcy of tho Capital City. He is a man who has worked his way up from newsboy and printer's dovil to the topmost round -of tho ladder, In his double capacity of pl-oader in the forum and public speaker. As his services for popu lar programs aro always rendered free of charge, and he is animated by a large stock of pure public spir it, no is more rrequently invited Mr. D'Arcy has the natural gift of eloquence, and his sunny disposi tion, and cheerful, optimistic views of life endeac him to all circles, while no one can question his de votion to his clients. As a booster for greater Salem ho allows no one to 'surpass him in enthusiasm, and shows his faith in the city by erect ing good substantial . buildings from time to time. Judge D'Arcy is a Salemito In whom the entire com munity takes somo degree of pride. He has been elected by the people of Salom municipal Judge as well as mayor and discharged the duties devolving upon hfm in these respon sible positions so as to meet the ap proval of our citizens. As a foren- than he finds possible to comply, sic orator ho has but few equals 9 Famous Fashion Stables Cluis. W. Yniinke, Proprietor. In a city tho slzo of Salom and onjoylng tho benefits con ferred by an Incronslng population It Is not -surprising to find the llvory buslnoBs quite conspicuous among the city's nggregato of activities. Nor is it surprising to find such an ominent exponent ot tho livery ontorprlse as afforded by the Fashion Stablos on High stroot. dlreotly opposite the Marlon County Courthouse! Operations of tho Fashion Stablos are of an extonslve and Important charnoter and onslly set tho pace for other ontorprlsos in this special lino, both In substantiality of management and ox cellonco and varloty of equipment. The stable has somo of the beat horses In Marlon County and Its rigs are of the most modorn deslgus. purchases having boen made not only from tho view point of utility, but ot comfort as well. The service is conspicuously prompt. A call for tho most ortllnnry vohlolo or one of fashionable description meeting with courteous and instant attention. The proprietor of the Fashion Stables. Mr. C. w vnnira i ?a gentleman of broad experience in livery matters and thorough ly understands tire importance of keenlns; a wall nnmiifinni 2 stock of horses, clean stables and smart looking and reliable vehl- VI OH. The secretary nnd treasurer is I J Hon. B. C. Miles, of Newberg. He omnlovs a number nt th ljaa huitw i. .1 I where, in oonduetiug his enterprise and eater In? tn menu nt beet people in Salem and Marlon County finds a ready accentanoe o h!s methods and ideas and a constantly increasing annranla. tion of his facilities and thoroughly expert knowledge of his busl ness.
