Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, February 21, 1912, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPiUT CACTT11 JOEBSAL, SAlZa, 0KEG05, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81. 1912. THE L1ADE 10 OHEGOll GE1FH11 GMJIOG ISEADVJAY RAPIDLY jaT l'OW'DEB BEINfi MAM FAC T I' ICED IS OREfiOS-ON A -ISLAND IS THE COLIMI1IA KIVER-OBEGOX WOOI.EX GOODS BEGI TO INTEREST THE TAILORS A XM'AL BASQl'ET OF THE MAM'. FA U'RERS' ASSOCIATION TO D E HELD AT FOBTLANP MARCH fc Oregon FIrt Consumer Lesgoe. . The undersigned Ih hereby enrolled an a Charter Member of the Oregon First Consumers' League, and agree to give (inference In all purchases, price and quality being the same, to the Product of Oregon Uhor, Oregon industries and 'Oregon Capital. Signed P. 0 Tho campaign for "Made In Oregon" products la going right along and many of the wido-awake Commercial clubs In the state are planning meet ings to encourage home manufactur er. The Oregon First ConHumera league that are being organized comtlst of patriotic public-spirited citizen who sign the pledge and then proceed to act upon It. This movement I for the education of the retailer and the consumer to give preference to the product of the home payroll and thu encour age cnpltal to engage In establishing new Industrie and enlarge the ones already In existence. It I estimated tlmt with sortie of the beat and larg est furniture factories In the United Mate located In Oregon, the amount of "Made In Oregon furniture Hold In the stale I only ahout five per cent of tho whole amount wild. It I esti mated tlmt twenty million dollar' worth of furniture la sold annually In Oregon, and only ona million dol lar's worth I made In Oregon fac tories. There aro IB to 20 carloads of gi ant powder old at Bnlom every year, and there has never been a factory In Oil Uts until recently. With railroad construction, road building, clearing lands, and extension of or chard work, there will be an enor mous demand fur thl article In the near future. About 83 per cent of the giant powder la used by the farmers In clearing land. H. W. linyiiumd, the manager of the Uonlte powder made at Portland, Is coming in Hiilem as soon as ho can limkoar rntiKements to make some demon stration In the una of thin article, He was for some time In tho Com mercial Club work at Portland and I a man of great organizing ability, tin did all tho detail work of hand ling tho big nttito Development league convention at Salem lost year, and the ooiiiny Is lucky to 't such a man to piuih their product Into general line In the slate. Mr. Raymond says this in a letter about the new Oretfon-niade explo sive; Uonlte Is tin new explosive, and the only explosive, manufactured In the state of Oregon. It Is made at our company's plant on Sauvles Is land, where we have a tract of 400 acres located on the Columbia River with 400,000 feat of water front. We believe the market for Uonlte will be especially large throughout the state because of the absence of all noxious fumes and gases, because it never freezes, and because it Is safe to handle, and more effective than any otbor powder or dynamite made. As an Indication of what Oregon manufacturers hav to contend with, I would cite an experience I had In Portland the other day: Mr. Mason of the Columbia Wood lllock Crco sotlng Company, that lays wood block paving, had occasion to use 10,000 yards of tarred roofing paper to lay a covering on a bridge. He went to several Jobbers In Portland, who all tried to sell him Eastern roofing iHer and some of them knocked the Kenton product His attention was sought to . be diverted In every way from purchasing the home product, but he Instated on having it. His position was abso lutely right and If all Oregon man ufactured articles got friendly consid eration from other manufacturer, It would help Oregon Industrie amaz ingly Is It not the duty of Oregon, manufacturer themselves to give preference to the Oregon Made pro ducts If they dcslr the same consid eration given" their, product? Harry P. Collin, of Portland, suite 822, Yeon building, I vice president and sale manager of Durable. The Durable Roofing Manufactur ing Company, of Kenton, offices 822 Yeon building, Portland, mukns the following announcement: "It I wltb pleasure we announce to those who are handlers of pre pared rooting, that our plant, which wa destroyed by fire November 21st, has been rehabilitated, nnd la now In operation. We expect to make de liveries of Durable and Perinanlte roofing March 1st. and shall con tinue, a In the past, to manufacture a roofing which will merit the appro bation of tlKttm who desire first- hi m article, and to give prompt and satisfactory service. In the filling of orders." Ray Barkhurst, doing a large tai loring business at Portland, writes: "I am very much pleased to re ceive your letter In accord with your !n bKt'rij; Oregon Made pro ducts. It Is certainly the most valu able movement to assist In building up our state and industries that has ever been brought to my notice, and you surely deserve the support of every merchant In the state. A to my particular line of busi ness merchant tailoring I am pleased to say that I am In a posi tion to promote this movement by handling Oregon Made woolens, and am now In a position to accommo date you and your friends with Ore gon Made cloths tbnt I consider are equal to any of the foreign or domes tic manufacture." Every week we are besieged by salesmen for eastern printing offices for orders for calendars and various kinds of printing. One would not think tbey would walk right Into a printing office and try to get order for eastern firms, but they do. Here Is a loose-leaf book-keeping firm In Chicago that ha headquarters In Portland, aslkng u to buy blank book of them. They are made on a large scale In Portland and In Salem and can be. supplied as good and as cheaply by a dozen firms employing lubor and paying taxes here as from any place In the east Women Appreciate the value of good looks of a fine com plexion, a akin free from blemishes, bright yes and a cheerful demeanor. Many of them know, also, what it means to be free from headache, backache, lassitude and extreme nervousness, because many have learned the value of EGHAfJS FiLLO as the most reliable aid to better phys ical condition. Beecham's Fills have an unequaled reputation because they act so mildly, but so certainly and so beneficially. By clearing the system, regulating the bowels and liver, they tone the stomach and improve the digestion. Better feelings, better looks, better spirits follow the use of Beech am's Pills so noted the world over Fop Their Good Effects Sold mrrwfcar, 10- 25. Women pclHr (honkl rad Um directions with cm? bos. YOU WILL SLEEP SOUND, EAT HEARTY AIID FEEL MUCH ' BETTER The Mason Ehrman Company, at Portland send the Made In Oregon editor a polite Invitation to buy some Don Casa cigars "Made in Tampa", Florida, They did not send a sam ple of the cigars and got a letter In reply saying that so long as we could, get good cigars made here at home, none of our good money was going to Tampa, Florida. We sent him a copy of the statement of the linker City manufacturer, showing that about 40 well paid worklngmen would be employed In that town' if the cigars sold there could be made there. That Is too much to expect and we only mention this to empha size the fact that there Is a fine op'-' portunlty for some big Portland dis tributer to build uu a big trade on the home-made product. The annual banquet of the Oregon Manufacturer's Association will be held on the night of March 6th at the new Multnomah hotel. It will be fine aflulrs and some of the biggest employers In the city will be ott'the program as speakers. The "Mad In Oregon" campaign will be presented on that occasion and there will be a general boost all, along the line- for the home Industries. President , Mc Monlea and Secretary Vtncmt ant en titled to all the co-ojieratlon possible In making It a gret affair, worthy of the dignity and the Importance of the captains of commerce. , It Is not generally appreciated that the Dwight Edwards Company are direct Importers of coffee, from all the principal coffee-growing coun tries of the world. They get cargoes from llraxll, Java, and Central Amer ica. Mr. Edwards Is an expert In his Unit, and one of the most progressive and pulillc-splrlted men In Portland. Their Dependable brands of coffee are sold In ninny of the stores of this city, and any man ought to feel good to start off the day's work on a cup of coffee that has been roast ed browned, ground and packed by Oregon labor. , Tf ACTA Pf? HOUSE OF liMj BARGAINS IE CHICAG ONLY SEVEN MORE DAYS of the WHITE TAG SALE You who have not attended this take advantage of the remaining days and do so. ine . Blges?rVWy Saving Sale of Years. Come and lay m a supply now. . FREE Your choice of Dress Pattern of Dress Goods value up to $1.00 yard The first 200 persons who enter our doors after they open Thursday, Feb, 22 will each receive a ticket bearing a number, you don't have to buy a cent's worth, just walk in and get a ticket Remember They are Free The ruxh and liimlle of American life Is constant strain on both mind and body, (Jradimlly the human ma chine wears out under thl unnatural strain nnd pervou debility results. Statistic show tlmt half the people of th I'tilted State are In a run down, aurvmis condition. A nisa or woman In thl condition can KH little hupplne ur suctv out of llfn They tl tired all the IIiihv luce no energy or ambition ui nr gloomy, timid and despond ent. Tlwy ito not sleep well or eat well or ft-l well nd life Instead of being a pleasure, atom nior like a burden! Art) you one of then half-sick, listless, nervous people? If so, do now being cold that has brought back the old energy and pleasure In life to thousands who have tried It T The name of the nmdlclne I Coop er' New Discovery. It ha been pronounced the greatest medicine ever before sold to the public. In each city there is an agent for Coop er' New Discovery who will refund tho purchase price It It falls to give you complete and entire satisfaction. Let Cooper' New Discovery build you up and bring back your strength and vitality. You will be astonished how quickly It acts. The very first ilos.i will convince you what a great medicine It I. J. C. Perry has It. you know that ther Is a medicine fList Your Property with 'u i.V "".V , iii ( 1 53 Commercial Street Phone M. 204 : f We arc in touch with eact-f ern buyers. Few people reallr.e what a manu facturing district Is springing up at Kenton, a suburb of Pottland on the Columbia peninsula. There I an In vestment of about a million dollnr ami payrolls from two to three hun dred men at the Kenton Industries. Klrst, there la the Kenton Sheet Metal Works, a fine growing bun- uess. Then there Is the Durable Hoofing Manufacturing Company, making tarred and felt building and roofing papers. The Multnomah Lumber and Pox Company. The Multnomah Trunk and frag Company. The raclflo Bufe and Vault Company, now the manufacturing department of (he Norri Safe and Ixxk Com pany. The Wcatrumlte Paving Com lany. The Nlcoloi Door Manufactur pany. The Nlcolal Poor Mantr fseturlng Company. The AJoi Auto Traction Manufacturing Tom' pany. Tho l.'nlted 8tateu Cashier Company. The Tacine Tank and Pipe Company, Portland Olaied Ce ment lip torn pany. Two wore plants ar shoot to be located. Dsn lei OCnU Uvtly who 1 also manager of th Vnlon Stock. Yards Company I In charita of tti devel opuient of this dinlrlct 1U tabtilld ing a little , manufacturing city at Kenton, and th placa It wonderfully adspted to Ih stbllHhmnt of In dustrie. They have a large water front and railroad transportation, etrwtcar line to th city and cheap building lots, offering every Induce ment for renldunt working people to make homes Tersona wlnhlng toen gHg In ttisntifaiiurlng should look up the offer nmdo by the Kenton manufacturing dlntrlct. The pro duct of Ihwte factories should find their wr.y Into th market of evBry city smt town In Oregon. .....o.. ,. Journal nt Ad Bring Result AUTO DEALERS ORGANIZE A SOCIAL CLUB Yesterday evening the local auto mobile dealers met in the salesroom of the E. M. FT Motor Company and perfected an organization to be known a the Salem Automobile Dealers' Social club. The primary object of this club Is for social pur poses, where all the dealers can come together once a month or of. tener, get acquainted and have a lit tle dinner. Trips will be planned to the surrounding towns and the auto mobile of tut dealers will carry Salem. On such, trips, the vacant pennants showing that they are from scat in the machines will be filled with some fortunate friend of a dealer. Nearly every auto dealer In Salem was present, those who were absent being detained by business. Those present were: W. S. Flits, M. Pearce, representing Otto Wllhon; R. S. Kreaso1, of the Slmonton Mo tor Co.; Win. Cook, E. H. Whiteside, S. F. Anderson, Goo. W. Wills, D. McHenry, Chu's. Vlck, John Maurer, C. L. Rose, If. 8. Pelle. The following officers were elected: C. U Rose, president: E. H. White side, vice president; John Maurer, trensurer. At the suggestiop of the members, R. M. Hofer was made a committee of one to handle the publicity end of the Dealers' Social club and served as temporary chairman, a permanent chairman to be elected at the next meeting. The following committee was ap pointed to draft by-laws and a con stitution: R. 'a Kreoson, Otto Wil son, D. McHenry, Chas. Vlck. An entertainment committee was appointed as follows: H. 8. Hello, W. Cook, W. 8. Kitts, O. W. Wills, P. Slmonton, 8. F. Anderson, Mr. Wil kinson and A. I. Eoff. The mcoling was a great success and much enttniHlnam prevailed, It Is to be prtillcted that many a pleas ant trip will bo taken by the deulers, their families and their friends this summer. o - TO EtlJOIII BUILDING OF ELECTRIC SPUR Growing out of the controversy Suits Coats Dresses Many women, no doubt, will wonder why we make such radical reduction on these beautiful garments. It is not a matter of sentiment, but of , good buslnesa Judgment. Fol lowing are a few Items only, others, Just as big bargains, we have not the space to quote. Dainty Cream Serge Dress Mes&allne Waist, trimmed with Just a touch of trimming here and there a transparent but ton sewed here and therewith colored thread 920 value for $9.90 Navy and black Serge Suits, high skirt waist line and panels for stout people $30 values for , $18.50 One model, a work of art, lace over white satin, made to sell for 135 yours for 2U0 f 1 Lace Curtains A new shipment just arrived in both Ecrue'and White:"'- 75o values for 49c $1.00 values for 85c J1.50 values for $1.25 $1.75 values for $1.50 $2.00 values for . . .fl.75 $2.25 values for .$1.98 $2.50 values for $2.23 SILK MULL with pretty shaded dots in Blue, White, Pink and Yellow. Regular 35c values n for Z5c yd 20c Tiilue Ladies' Hobo ,10c Sunbonncis go roltlcoafs, black . 49c Corset Cover 25c Hod Spread 98c 15o Ginghams 12Hc $1.00 Lnwn Waists 69c Carson & Brown, is attorney for Mur cus Shand. Do you know that more real danger lurk in a common cold than in any other of the minor ailments? The safe way la to take Chamberlain' Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reliable prenar- ation, and rid yourself of the cold a quickly as possible. Thl remedy I tor sale by all dealers. Flying Men Fall victim to stomach, liver and kidney troubles Just like other people, with like results In loss of appetite, back ache, nervousness, headache, and tired, listless, run-down feeling. But there's no need to feel like that as T. D. Pee bles, Henry, Tenn., proved. "Six bot- 1 -1 T.-l .. 1 t J . . ll V. !..... did more to Elve me new strength and i good appetite than all other stomach ' stroys. - ; . remedies I used." So they help ever' body. It's folly to suffer when th great remedy will help you from tl first dose. Try it Only 50 cents t o- J. C. Pernr. , , i. It requires" largo bodies of tne and very costly methods to mak im.iMiHMMMMllllMMIiilHIMHIIII wmmmmmmm SPRING ARRIVALS OF BABY CARRIAGES AND G0CARTS mrsa: m jump . sum ijjj fffign r on Front tree and th fran chise granted to the Oregon Electric Railway company by the city coun cil, Marcus A Shand, doing business under the trade nn of the Saluui Iron 'worm, yesterday fllid an In junction against tb Oregon Elwtrlo Railway company, praying for a tem porary Injunction restraining and preventing th sold railway company from constructing and maintaining a spur switch In front of their proper ty on th wet td of Front tret at th northwest corner of State street and Front troL in their complaint they allege, among other thing, that for the con venient use and occupation of their premise and successful operation of their plant on their premise, It Is ncceAsnry to hav free acces to said premise from Front street. In the city of Baleiu. Marlon county, Mate of Oregon, for team, wagon and other vehicle used by person pa tronWIng their place of business, and that tha spur would Interfere with thvir right to hav acces to the street They k a perpetual Injunc tion. In th hwnc of Jinlga Galloway, Judge Bushey granted the temporary Injunction prayed for. n ii n 11 l il tl li 11 il II N il ii II I i n ti tl ti n u n ii n immmmimt Uw ifri m m mu um iii mt mm n -' 3 We are agents in Salem and vicinity for the famous Whitney Baby Carriages and Go Carts and have just received the new patterns for this season. We have many novelties never shown in this city and ask your inspection of them. Prices from $3.00 to $35.00 THE 44 mper 1 sa! Fni! im GonqKioy ; " 1 77 North Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon Thorns Brown of the law nrm oflLZ" !!! ""T""'"""